The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-29
LOCAL BRIEFS


Mrs. William MacAuley. of Garfield
Utah. is visiting Calumet friends.
Mrs ]. II. James. OF Sixth street
has returned from visit to Duluth.
Henry Steimle left last night FOR
, Milwaukee and Madison. Wis. To visit
F. VI. Bradshaw OF Gay. left last
night for Detroit. TO spend a couple OF
weeks.
A son has been born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bertrand OF Kear-
sarge.
Paul Majerie left yesterday for Kan
sas City. Mo-. where he will make his
home.
Robert Kehl has gone to Lac La
Belle. where he will spend the next
two weeks.
Rev. ]. a. TenBroeck OF Christ
church Episcopal has returned from
visit to Marquette
The annual picnic of the Norwegian
NJ F. Sunday school is being held
today at Electric park.
Mrs. Bert Barnham returned yester-
day from a two weeks visit in Du-
luth and other cities.
Otto Johnson has returned to his
home at Minneapolis. after visiting
with his parents in Calumet.
The Sunday school and teachers OF
the Calumet Salvation Army went TO
the lake shore today tn picnic.
William McAuley, formerly steam
filter for the c e.. Fl Mining company.
but now of Garfield, Utah. is visiting
friends in Calumet.
William Grierson suffered the mis-
fortune 10 have two fingers badly |
smashed. while at work in the c. &
II. machine shop yesterday.
William Simmons. of Mohawk. and |
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Barker OF Osceola.
will leave next week for Cornwall, |
where they will spend some time.
Timothy Sheehan. Of the. Calumet
post office. has resumed his duties af-
ter a two weeks vacation at Limerick,
on Quincy hill.
Attorney w. j. Galbraith was called
to Eagle River yesterday on account
OF the serious illness of his father. c.
w. Galbraith.
Mrs Richard Trenbath and children
are expected here next week from
Cornwall. where they visited for sew
'ral months.
J. Ryan Gaul son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes V. Gaul, left for Great Falls.
Mont, yesterday afternoon, after two
weeks visit with his parents.
Marshal Joseph Trudell, Lefore De-
narois and Pat j. Ryan. members Of
he Red Jacket fire department. re-
urned from Bessemer last evening.
The management of The News re-
grets that last evenings paper was
late in reaching its subscribers An
accident to the press occasioned the
lelay.
The funeral of the five-year- old Z
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hoi- I
yala took place this afternoon, with
services at the Finnish Lutheran ;
church.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell of Quincy
)f the Hancock office of the Houghton
County Building and Loan association.
IS visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman McAuley.
The annual picnic of Tamarack NJ.
r. Epworth league will be held next
Of oil ha
will leave Calumet early in the morn
ing in rigs and will spend the entire
lay at Eagle River.
Arrangements have been made to
take big class of prospective citizens
Ia Houghton next Thursday evening
by officers of the British American
league. The applicants
will leave on the o'clock car.
The Red Jacket shaft team, juven-
lie baseball aggregation, defeated the
Newtowns by n score of IL to yester-
day afternoon. The pitching of Ar
thur Weir. n future Mathewson. was
the feature. he striking out seventeen
Of the Newtown batsmen.
Mrs. Chris Peterson and daughter,
Ida, and Mrs. Andrew Johnson and
Francis of Ishpeming and
Negaunee respectively. have return
ed home after spending a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Il. Larson of
Eighth street.
Township Clerk George Martin is
receiving n number of orders for the
II. S. Geological Survey map, known
MS the Calumet Special" The price
is ten cents per copy. Mr.. Martin has
already ordered quite a number OF
these maps.
George Jacka has started to re-
model the dwelling just next to his
own residence on Eighth street. The
house is to be raised. a cement base
ment installed. as well as heating
plant. and interior alterations made.
When the work in completed the resi-
ience will be modern in every re-
spect.
II is expected that n large number
will 30 To Keweenaw Bay tomorrow
on the excursion to be run under the
auspices OF the Norwegian Lutheran
church. The special train over the