The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-22

LOCAL BRIEFS.
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Earl Edwards, OF MdIpuCtt'i 10 VS.
iting Ahmeek friends
Mrs. G. NJ. Austin left yesterday at
ternoon for Buffalo TO visit.
William Perry has left for Cornwall
where he will spend some time.
John Reed left last night for Corn-
wall, Eng, to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Doring, ST.,
have gone to Milwaukee whore tney
will visit.
Joseph and John Holman left yes
terday for ColfaN. Calf. where they
will locate.
Richard Dngle and wife left yester-
day for Cornwall where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs r. T. Elliott has left for New
York city. en- route to Cornwall, where
she will visit.
Miss Lily and Julius Braastad of
Ishpeming. are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Ulscth.
Ernest Trestrail and Joseph PAUL
win leave this week for a visit to their
old homes i'm England.
The wedding of Miss Caroline Rule
to Henry Thomas will be solemnized
in Calumet next Thursday evening,
May %.
The Pro Et Con society, affiliated
with the Calumet high school, intend
giving a banquet in the near future. 1t
will be held at the Arlington hotel.
Mrs. William =. Vogtlin of Rockland,
Ontonagon county is spending a short
time with her brother, William Smith
of Caledonia street. Albion location.
Vastbinder and Read received their
handsome soda water fountain this
morning, and IT is being installed to-
day. 1t matches the rest OF the new
fixtures.
The matinee seat sale for the ST.
Paul Symphony orchestra which will
he heard in the Calumet theater mat
inee and night May 81. opened Satur-
day at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The death took place Saturday
evening of the four months old child
of Mr. and Mrs John Cimernan of
b. street, Raymbaultown. The funer
al took place this afternoon.
G. T. l.. Thomas left yesterday af-
ternoon for Port Huron TO attend the
state convention of the grand lodge OF
+. a A. NJ. Mr.. Thomas will repre-
sent Calumet lodge as a delegate.
Manager John .. Shields. of the *.
G. road, has returned from a visit to-
Detroit and other cities. lie went to-
Hancock yesterday and attended the,
funeral of the late Charles A. Wright.
A. Bandettin and family. who have
been visiting with Barsotti Bros, Of,
this city. left yesterday afternoon for
Italy where they will reside. Mr..
Randettini has been i'm business in
California for a urmber|of years.
Miss Mary Vortin. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Vertln, of Slovenia,
Austria, was welded Saturday TO Jo-
seEh Rozich. of AlloueZ, the ceremony
being performed at the Slovenian st.
Josephs church. Rev FIR, Klopcic Of
hciated.
Joseph, the one year and eight
old son of Mr.. and Mrs An
drew Tusncr Of the Seneca location,
died Saturday evening, following "A
short illness. The funeral was held
this afternoon, with services at st.
Johns Croatian church.
Coroner Fisher conducted an inquest
Saturday afternoon, to determine the
cause of death of John Kestner, killed
i'm the Red Jacket shaft Saturday
morning. a verdict of accidental death
was returned The funeral was held
this morning with services at st. Jo-
seph's church.
Shea Bros, the Fifth street livery
men and undertakers, received a
handsome silver-gray hearse this
morning from Cunningham x CO., of
Rochester, n. Y. for use in their un-
dertakug business. The firm has also
received four new rigs, splendidly up
holstered and equipped
The executive committee Of the c..
g. n. miners picnlc announced this
morning that the Red Jacket town
hall has been secured for the first
meeting Of the miners, to be held Sat
urday afternoon for the purpose Of
making preliminary arrangements for
the annual outing. A large attend
ance of employees of the G. & II. is
expected.
The Phoenix Slovenian Dramatic So
ciety rendered an excellent program in
the basement of st. Joseph's church
last evening. A comedy and comedy
drama were among the features, as
well as violin solo by George ID. Bar
nard, director Of the G.. a. III. band. du
cts and quartcttes by members of the
society. and selections by the G. & II.
orchestra. A large attendance was
present.