The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
LOCAL BREvITiEs.


Peter Parkinen has gone 10 Deiroi
where he may locate.
g W. Fohrman OF Republic is visit
ing friends In Calumet.
Miss Mamie James has left 10
South Dakota points TO visit.
Miss Mae Mclean leaves tomorrow
: evening for Goderieh. ont. TO visit.
} Mr.. and Mrs. John Westola have re
turned from a weeks visit at Soutl
Range.
Miss Lempi Henkola has departe,
for Portland. ore. where she expects
10 locate
Harry Hin is reported 10 be improv-
ing slowly from his recent Illness with
| pneumonia.
Matt Keljonen OF Centennial
Heights has left for Trout Creek 10
visit friends
A car OF advertising paper for the
Ringing Bros. circus arrived in Calu-
met last evening.
Kenneth Nichols OF osceola has I'M
dergone a successful operation at the
Ann Arbor hospital.
The Calumet Sunragists will hold
4 meeting this evening in the Finnish
hall on Eighth street.
Matt Maxi underwent a successful
operation for appendicitis at the c.
& III. hospital yesterday.
Miss Eva Waara Of Republic, who
has been visiting friends in Calumet
has departed for her home.
Miss Dorothy Todd of Brooklyn. ~
Y, is visiting with Miss Mildred Uns-
worth OF Calumet avenue.
PAT Brennan has arrived home from
baltimore where he attended the open
ing day Of the Democratic convention.
Alex Jarvln-n is training on the
Berg farm at Dover for his match |
with Cutler at Hancock on the Fourth |
n. ID. Forest of Duluth. chief of the
railway mail service was in Calumet
on one of his periodical visits yester-
day.
Jacob Kallio, the Fifth Street under
taker is at Trout Creek directing the
funeral OF the late Mrs. John Laka-
nen.
b. Dugdale Of Penzance, Cornwall.
England is visiting at the home of his
Harry Williams. of Caledonia
street.
Mrs. f. II. Schumacher entertained
asst evening in honor. of Miss Susan
seiger, who is to be married early
iext month.
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo ID. Nicholas,
nd two children, Of Centennial re-
urned last evening from two weeks
isit TO Detroit.
Rev. William Rautanen and Rev. ].
;uusi have arrived home from Lac |
"a Belle where they have been camp
ne for several days,
Rev. S. Romsdahl has returned from
thief Falls. Mimi. where ne has been I
n attendance at a convention of the {
Lutheran churches.
The funeral of the one year old son
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson. Of
'sceola, took place yesterday. Inter-
lent was in Lake View cemetery.
II. .. Newlan. SECOND clerk on the
alumet- Marquette run. is substitute
* this week for Mail Clerk y. c.
Willard, OF Marquette. who IL taking
acation.
The l,lysium club of Calumet, COM :
osed of members of the local |. o. o. '
. lodges, will entertain with dane
party at the Electric Park tomor-
DIV evening.
Mrs. c.. W. Dave, of Detroit, ac- q
by her infant son. is visit 7
* at the home OF her parents. Rev.
nd Mrs. I. Wilcox. OF Centennial
he arrived last night.
The Polish Hussars have made ar
to celebrate the twenty \
fth anniversary of the organization =
{ the local branch on July 4. An 7
xcellent program is In course of prep
ration.
r. r. McKeeker, +. r. Bolles and a
ohm Blodgett OF Boston. enjoyed a p
'ip OYER the Keweenaw Central yes +
,rdav I'm company with f. w. Tay- e
r, supt. Shields and George Williams :
: Calumet .
The infant son of MIR. and Mrs
harles Yedinall Of Osceola, died yes
rday. The funeral will take place
morrow morning with services Mt ST.
Inns croetian church, and intermentl
Lake View cemetery
w. III. McGann of Houghton is desir-
~ OF meeting Harry T.. Lean or
lmes Cruse. in the much advertised
ot race. II has been arranged that
lis race will occur at Freda park on
ugust 3. in connection with the odd
CLOVIS picnic.
The members Of Calumet lodge. f. &
NJ. will meet this evening at $3.50 to
infer the NJ. NJ. degree. Supper will
served and work win he resumed 1
80 o'clock. This will be the last
Getting of the ledge fer the year at
hlch degree work will be conducted.