The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-25

LOCAL 5REVITIEs.


IdlttIhopn Tor OhlcaSo.
John Yauch left yesterday for Globe
Ariz., whore ne expects To reside
Miss Eister has gone to MilWaukeC
where she will visit for some time.
James +. Virgins has returned fIon
a business trip TO the iron country.
Walter PenhaH. of Scott street. hai
returned from business trip to De
roit
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Arnstcn lcf
yesterday for Isphcming to spend d
few days.
During the Illness Of Marshal Tru-
loll, Mathematician James Glassor
is acting marshal.
Lars Brevick ana Anton Peterson
have returned from hunting trip in
Kewconaw county.
Sidney Sandstron and John Brevick
have returned from a successful ten
days hunting trip.
Miss Dorothy Sands, of Des Moines,
Ia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nathan
Lurie, on Scott street.
a daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Sclden Crary, of Hub
bell, formerly OF Calumet.
Highway Commissioner Mugford left
this afternoon for Eagle Harbor, where
he will spend a couple of days.
Mrs. c. L. Roche of Hubbell returned
home yesterday after spending a few
days with Calumet relatives and
friends.
Matt Drasich, formerly Of this city,
has returned to his home in ST. Paul,
after spending a few days in Calumet
on business
Thomas Moon, of the Calumet
branch of Il. NJ. Lieblein & Co.. left
this morning for Keweenaw county on
a hunting trip.
At meeting of the members of
the Epworth League of the Tamaracl
NJ. +. church held this week, captains
of the blue and red teams to have
charge of the attendance contest were
chosen.
Mr. and Mrs. \. Rhodes of Chicago,
who have been visiting Calumet rela-
tives, left yesterday afternoon for Har-
risonburg, Va, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Z. Kerns, chief ranger of the
w. G. O. l.. of Calumet, was surprised
by the members on "Wednesday even
ing and an enjoyable luncheon was
served in honor of her return from The
west.
Jafet Marjamaa, clerk i'm the employ
Df Justice Jackola. returned last night
from Telluride, Col, where he was call
ed on account of a serious accident to
his brother, who was nearly electro
cutcd there. He states that hisvbrothcr
viii eventually recover.
Miss NJ. Poull of Lake Linden, has
On exhibition in the arts and craft
room of Mrs George Fax, on Pine
street, a large collection of paintings.
Township clerk George Martin this
issued an application for the
22Gth deer license for Calumet town
ship. This is a record in the town
ship.
Mr. and MIS- ]. J. Mechlin have re-
turned from visit TO Detroit, Cas-
sapolis and Elkhart, Ind. Clyde Il.
Ford of Marquette, who has been act
ing as ticket agent at the Calumet de-
pot, will leave this evening for Ish-
peming.
The employees OF the Mineral Range
freight department have re-organized
their hockey team and are preparing
to go after the commercial champion
ship of Calumet. The team is one of
the strongest amateur organizations
in the copper country.
Attorney G. ID. Hanchette of Hough-
ton and A. w. Kerr, Judge-elect Pat
rick II. O'Brien, Percy Staples, man
ager of the local branch of the Hough-
ton County Electric Light company,
and Gene Bandettini, left this after
noon for Gratiot Lake where they will
spend a few days deer hunting.
The lnter-Sc gave the second of its
promenade dances last evening in the
Light Guard Armory. The G. x II.
orchestra furnished the music for dane
ing. There was a very large alton
dance many being present from Port
age Lake and Torch Lake points. The
party was a splendid success.