The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-23
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LOCAL Briefs.
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Mrs Felix Orsolano and son lief
yesterday for Butte
Mis- Annie Kerr has returned from
a visit to Manitoba points.
Justice Jackola has returned from
brief business trip TO L'Anse.
Miss Anna McNulty has left fol
Pittston. where She viii visit
joan Grassio left yesterday after
noon for Pueblo. Col. where he will
locate.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. William Witanen. of Second
street.
Miss Florence Green left yesterday
for Ypsllanti. where she will resume
her studies.
Mrs Fred Larson and daughter
have returned from two weeks visit
to Chica =.
George ID. Jacl<a. son of the late
William Iacka. left yesterday for Mil
waukee to locate.
Mrs. Mary Eva and two children
have left for their home i'm Wardner,
Ida, after a visit OF two months here.
Garfield Castle. knights of the
Golden Eagles, will put on first and
second degree work Monday evening
w. w. Walker, of Duluth. general
freight agent for the South Shore
road, was in Calumet yesterday on
business.
Miss Rena Soddy left this morning
for Marquette where she will enter
the normal school for the fall and win
ter term.
Mrs. John Pascoe OF Red Jacket shaft
location will entertain the young ladies
of the Norwegian Lutheran church
Monday evening.
John Wall, of the firm of Wood |
ward and Wall, is home from a three
months visit to Italy. He reports a
very pleasant trip.
The Rcd Jacket fire department. |
at full strength, went to
Ahmeek this morning to attend the
tiremen's tournament.
Harvest festival entertainments will |
be conducted at both the Swedish and |
English Salvation Army barracks in
Red Jacket this evening.
Emf! and Berger Berner left last
The former is roadmaster for the
Hecla & Torch Lake road.
Miss Mary Eaton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Eaton, left yesterday
afternoon for Madison, Wis. where
she will resume her studies
Christ Schenk, one OF Red Jackets
,ldest residents, who has been con-
ined to his homo for the past two
weeks by Illness, is improving.
Rev. S. Roms1ahl pastor of the Nor
vegian Lutheran church has arrived
lome from Oconto, where he attended
district meeting of the Norwegian
lutheran pastors
Herman T . Schmidt, of Detroit,
president of the Gable Piano COM
Dany, is i'm Calumet. He came mere
'or the purpose of settling up the af-
airs of the local branch
The propOsaLato produce a play in I
his city will be considered at the
initial meeting of the Calumet Elks for
he fall season to be held at the tenn ,
lie oct 4. l.
Miss Lillian Anderson of Red Jacket Il
haft location entertained the members
f the 81. Il. c. club at her home Fri l.
ay evening. The program of meetings Il
or the year was discussed. ID
Mrs. X. j. Lambert OF sixth street {
vas surprised at her home this week
" the ladies Of the Swedish Lutheran |,
hurch. Luncheon was served and the
vening proved very enjoyable. l.
The two year-old child Of Mr.. and
drs. John Sterbenz of Oak street wan
ered away from home yesterday
morning and until it was found later,
aused the parents and friends consid
rable alarm.
Miss Edel Romsdahl arrived home
donday from o three months visit at
fargo, N. d., and Moorehead, MINI.
Hiss Rom3dahl spent the last two
weeks with friends at Minneapolis and
Il. Paul.