The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-11
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David Smith has returned from
short visit to Mass City.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
William Toohey, of Copper City.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Johns, of Rockland street.
Steve st. GERMAN has gone to Bat
tie Creek, Mich, to spend some time.
Oscar Doran of Duluth, is spending
a few days in Calumet on business.
Rude Beiswanger and John Knivel
have returned from a visit to Mass
City.
son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Tony Mehelchch, of Sixth street, Red
Jacket.
Rev. ]. Al TenBroeck is expected
home the latter part Of this week from
Iron River.
Martin Gustafson. wife and child re-
turned to Aston this morning after a
short visit in Calumet.
Capt Jesse ID. Meads. of Company
A. Engineers, returned home today
from San Antonio, Texas.
Patrick Laehy of Centennial, has left
for Nevada where is expects to locate
for the benefit Of his health.
w. J. Sinek, a member of the Blome
Paving company, left for his home i'm
Chicago yesterday afternoon.
Secretary Westermann of the Y. NJ.
c. A.. is moving today. He will reside
In the Penhelegon home in Laurium.
Joseph Paul. Ernest Trestrail and
George Stephens of Tamarack. will
leave Sunday on n visit to their old
homes in England
Misses Phoebe and Winnie Weinberg
have returned to Detroit after spend
ing few days in Calumet. visiting
relatives and friends.
The county board Of equalization
will be in session at Houghton again
tomorrow. Thomas ID. Meads will rep
resent Calumet township.
otto Peterson. foreman for the r..
5. Blome Paving company of Chlca-
go, left for Grand Forks, n. D.. last
nigat, after brief visit i'm Calumet.
Prosecuting Attorney w. J. Mac
Donald Is expected back in Calumet
Saturday or Sunday from Minneapolis,
where he has gone To attend the fun
eral Of his father.
Frank Schroeder Of Oak street, who
has been spending the past two or
three weeks at West Baden, Ind, is !
expected home today. Mr.. Schroede.
was In Iron Mountain visiting his
daughter.
The death occurred yesterday af- !
iernoon of the three year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Pabelich, of yell
ow Jacket. The funeral took place
his afternoon with services at st. Jo-
'eph's Slovenian church.
Richard Dingle and wife and son ex-
'ect to sail on Monday "a, on the
steamship Mauritania, for an extended
'isit to Cornwall and other points i'm
England. They booked their passages
With Uriah Penberthy.
Miss Leah Preaulx. stenographer for
he Peoples Fuel company, has recov-
red from her recent illness, and ex-
ccts to leave the Calumet Public
ospital today. where she has been
onfined for the past month.
There will be a meeting of the di-
ectors of the Tamnrack Cp-Oper-
tive store Saturday evening for the
urpose of naming successor to the
tie Emil T. Daume. as manager. IL
said AT least twelve applications
pr the position have been received.
In the program published last even
1g I'm connection with the +. of A. de-
rec team concert. TO be held Saturday
vening In the odd Fellows hall on
18TH street, two items were omitted. [
hey were a vocal duet by the Misses I
lyrtle and Ethel Gray and vocal /
bio. selected by James Johns. 4
Village Clerk John j. Ellis. Jr., has {
aturned from Bessemer, this state. and c
shland, Wis. Mr. Ellis is second vice.
resident OF the u. p. Firemen's asso- I
alton, and while at Bessemer attend a
! an executive session of the associa- y
on. The dates for the tournament G
ere set as July 26. % and 2s. \