The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-09
LOCAL BRIEFS.
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/ - - visiting Calumet trlenus-
Andrew Doyle and Ernest Grath-
woal left last night for Detroit.
Matt wertln of Pine street, is re-
ported seriously i'll at his home.
Miss Emma Larson has gone To
Sioux Falls. S. d., where she will visit
Mrs. A. Hosklng. mother of Harry
T. Hosking. left yesterday for Cheboy-
gan to visit
DR. Fred Sauor, wife and three chill
dren of South Bend. Ind, are visiting
in Calumet.
John McPhail. Of the Beehive Shoe
store, has returned from a business
trip to Chicago.
Mrs. l. Goldsmith and daughter Miss
Minnie. have returned from an eastern
purchasing trip.
Miss Ellie Tucker has taken up her
| duties as teacher at the Delaware
school. Keweenaw.
Mrs A. Nlemark. of Seventh street
left yesterday for New York City.
where she will visit.
Gus Wittstock.- brewmaster for the
Calumet Brewing company, is i'll at
his homo at Lake View.
The Union Temple of Honor hall has
been thoroughly renovated. The work
was done by Joseph Chynoweth.
Fred Kramer, Con Winners and Fred
Isaacson have reterned from a camp
ing trip spent at Agate Harbor
Mrs. James NJ. Wilcox and daughter,
Mrs. Mayme w. Hurlbert, of Detroit,
are guests of Mrs. Martha Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs F'lorey Sullivan and
! daughter, former residents of Calumet
/ are visiting here from Butte, Mont.
Mrs. w. ]. Anderson and son, Mil
ton, have returned from the Soo'
where they visited for several days.
i julius Rossberg. operator at the
/ Arcadian Junction. has been transfer
red TO Point Mills, on the NJ. r. K.
road.
The funeral of the late Daniel Sui
Ivan will take place Monday morning
/; with services at the Sacred Heart
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chambers have
returned to their home in Detroit at
ter spending some time at the Boone
p residence.
Peter Sauer is at the Calumet Pub
e, lie hospital. where he underwent two
operations recently He is reported
improving.
Mrs. Joseph Lean and Miss Kate
: L.erg. a well known local nurse, lett
, last night for Detroit. where they VIII
0 spend a month.
Donat Asselin and John Stefane2
/ will leave early next week for Mar
D ouette University, Milwaukee to re-
1 sumo their studies.
I Mrs James II. Elliott and daugh-
!. ter. Jennie, Of South Haven, are visit
e ing Mrs. Elliotts sister Mrs !. r
Buell., Seventh street.
q The funeral OF the late William
= Chinn of Red Jacket shaft took place
e this afternoon. with services at inc
S Calumet NJ. T. church.
= Robert williams and John CurnoV
n Of Calumet and william Langdon o.
n Mohawk, will leave tomorrow loi
81 Cornwall to spend the winter.
r The funeral of the 1S-year-olC
el daughter of Michael Svetish, will taxi
N Mace tomorrow afternoon, with serv
lie ices at st. Joseph's Slovenian church
ic The funeral of the late JOSEPH
he Baumert took place yesterday after
e noon with services at the Phonen
church, and interment in Eagle HarboI
cemetery.
Copper country members Of the Up
per Peninsula boosters party ar
rived home today from their ex
g cursion to Detroit. accompanied by tn
c. e II. band.
A son has been born yesterday L
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dingle, of Gem
T ctery street, Hecla location. Mr.. DIN
gle is an engineer on the Hecla q
Torch Lake railroad.
Of The South Shore road has made ar
rangements to take care of cope
country people intending to go L
Marquette on Sept. 10 to greet Presi
. dent Taft. A fare of one and one-thir
will prevail.
J. The Red Jacket shaft drill boy
have made arrangements to hold
dance i'm the Red Jacket town hall tn
?" evening of September 23. The Calu
: met City orchestra has been engage
90 to furnish music.
CT After only a few hours Illness IN
W fve-year- daughter of Mr.. an
n Mrs. John Spehar, of West Tamaracl
ce died yesterday afternoon, diphtheri
ed being the cause The child was burie
ne early this morning.
Thomas II. Lang Of Duluth, generi
tie manager for the Standard oil Co.
m, the northern district comprisin
OF northern Michigan, Wisconsin an
H. parts Of Minnesota, is in Calumet
go business. He will leave for Dulut
tomorrow night.
n Engineer Edward s. Grierson an
ct chairman of the township road con
mt mittee, David Armit. this morning VII
o. tied the sites of the two new roa'
Irt that are being built for the townsh
rk by Contractor George S. Hall, to IN
he spect the work done so far.
r. The bubbling fountain that was r.
r Gently purchased for use I'm the nicl
i'm the wall of the Red Jacket tow