The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-26
LOCAL 6Risfs.


70 VISITING relatlNeS hStN'
S Mrs. L. l. whitaker and childrC
of Duluth. are visiting here.
Miss Elmira Christensen lei, las
night FOR Great Falls. Mont
A son has been born 10 Mr., an.
Mrs. Arthur Cox Of Centennial
Misses Beatrice and MAY King haVS
gone to Ishpeming to spend WEEK.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pierce ~ pa.
luth. are visiting with local relatives
a daughter has been born Ia Mr
and Mrs. Philip Veale OF Kearsarsc
Miss Johnson. of Allouez. has lei,
for Minneapolis, to spend her vaoa-
ton.
A daughter has been born 70 Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Brokenshire Of Koar-
sarge.
Miss Mary Conway has left foy Pa
cific coast cities. where she win spend
svme time
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gagne have re-
turned from a two weeks visit TO Can
adian points.
ole Olson left last night for Bes-
semer to attend the L. p. fremens
tournament.
Twin daughters arrived at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Tucker OF Mo-
hawk this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith have re-
turned from Hurley. Wis. where they
have been visiting.
Special services were held today at
st. Anne's French church, marking the
observance of ST. Anne's day.
w. s. Wright, of Marquette, the
well known fire insurance adjuster /
is in Calumet today on business
Mrs. G. l. Bashore and mother. Mrs. !
Price, the latter of Ada, o.. will spend
the next few days camping near Ais
ton.
Mrs. Will Madigan was operated on
this morning at the Calumet Public
hospital. for an attack OF appengi-
cits
Miss Beatrice Jenkins, of Ishpem-
ing, has returned home after visiting
IT the home of Mr.. and Mrs w J
James.
Mrs. Rose Moore and daughter left
last night for Seattle. Wash, where
they will visit for the next three
months
The Newtown baseball team defeat
d the Eighth street team i'm one
ided game this morning by the score
f II TO g.
Miss Grace O'ROurke. of Ontonagon, '
nd Miss Cecil Huddlestone. of Rock !
and, are guests at the Huddlestone |
in Calumet. =
j. q. Picands of the Picands, Mather
'oal company of Cleveland and wife,
re guests at the home of DIR and n
irs John Miller of Fifth street /
Paul Spehar is acting as marshal for
he village Of Red Jacket during the Il
bsence OF Marshal Trudcll. who has a
one 10 Besscmcr, to attend the tour e
ament o
A volunteers fire department has s
cen organized in Red Jacket. which il
i'll do duty at any fires which may
,cur during the absence of the regu- a
n firemen at Bessemer.
Mrs. lizzie Blumenthal and family.
er mother. Mrs. Barbara Altschal, h
nd Miss Ida Blum have gone to Ea- b
lie Harbor, Where they will camp the
smainder OF "the summer.
large force of repair men are at
-ork in Calumet putting the tele s.
homes which are out of commission ls
result of the recent storm. i'm shape.
lore than 100 phones We're affected
Mrs. Daniel O'Connell. and son, Rev. :
'ather G. J. O'Connell, pastor of St =
atrick's church at Green Bay, Wis. J.
re visiting at the home of Mrs. T. II. :,
iurphy of Sixth street, daughter of
IRIS. O'Connell. +,
Nine year-old Leland MacRae left
lst evening for Woodside, Mont, +,
here he will join his parents. He =,
'as accompanied by his brother Wen
ell, who viii go as far as st. Paul
ut the little fellow will make the re- ,
lainder Of the trip alone
The congregation and Sunday school
( the Norwegian Lutheran church :,
ill hold their annual excursion Sun
ay to Keweenaw Bay. Special trains
ill leave Laurium at s, Red Jacket at
80, Osccula at S.35 and Hancock at
O'clock over the South Shore road -