The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-22

LOCAL sREvlTiEs.


JuiiuS Nhite ittA ANSteiu"s 1AtNi
noon for Chicago
John Hermann has gone to Superior
where he will visit.
Mrs. John Jeffrey is visiting with
friends in Ishpeming.
Harry White Of Trimountain, is Wis
iting Calumet friends
Thomas Lesh has arrived home from
short visit 10 Milwaukee.
Or. 4 w. Lemans left this afternoon
/ for Chicago on short visit.
Lee Harvey left last night for lsh-
peming TO spend a few days.
Mark II. Train left for Chicago yes
terday afternoon on business.
Roy Young went TO Ishpeming yes
terday to see the ski tournament.
Henry Warren left this morning for
Ishpeming to spend a couple of days.
Dominic Curto left for Ishpeming
today 10 spend the remainder of the
week.
William Vivian of the c. & II. loca-
ton. has recovered from recent i'll
ness.
Eric Kostano left last night for Fin
land. where he will spend several
months.
Harold Larson Is home from Lansing
where he has been spending a couple
Of weeks with friends.
Charles Jones, Linn Roseveare and
John Madigan left this morning for
Ishpeming. to take in the ski tourna-
ment.
Mrs. NJ. u. Quinn Of Negaunee. who.
has been spending "A few days at the
Cuddihv home on Seventh street. has
returned home.
At meeting of the German Aid So
ciety held last evening. Peter Mantz
was elected treasurer to succeed the
late Joseph Hermann.
on all Of the public buildings, school
houses and mining company's shafts
Old Glory is flying today in memory
Of George Washington.
Mrs. Peter Ruppe, ST.. left yesterday
for Detroit. where she will spend some
time. later going to Los Angeles and
san Francisco. Cal. to visit relatives
Justice Jackola will leave Satur-
day for Ishpeming. where he will at
tend conference Of the U. p Knights
of Kaleva. He is down on the pro-
gram FOR solo.
Last nights and this mornings
South Shore trains were crowded with
cxcursionists going to Ishpeming TO
witness the ski tournament, which
takes place today.
Joseph Gabero left yesterday after
noon for ST. Charles. Mich, where he
will spend few days. From there he
win leave for New York. en- route to
Italy, to spend several months.
William johnson. formerly township
clerk, and later associated with Attor-
ney q. j. Larson i'm Duluth, has left
for Winnipeg, where Is now employed,
after visiting his parents here.
Miss Coffey. teacher i'm the WASH
ington school building, has returned
from the lower part OF the state, where
she was called two weeks ago on ac-
count of the illness of a relative
Several of the Tamarack Co-opera-
tive store clerks. To the number of
twelve. left this morning for LAnsc
where they will play n game of basket
ball today with the Baraga city quint.
The automobile garages Of Calumet
are busy at the present time overhaul
ing local machines and placing theen
in good condition. Several ears are be
ing painted at the c. & II. paint shop
General Manager J. C. Shields of thu
| Keweenaw Central was a Calumet Wis
itor today. He says all the banks
stores. factories, etc, at Phoenix wer'
closed for the day on account of Wash
ington's birthday.
A washington program will he car
ried out this evening at the Red Jack
ct Congregational church. An excel
lent program of vocal and musica
numbers has been arranged and
large attendance Is expected
Because OF the hockey game be
tween the Calumet and Houghtol
high school teams at the Palestra Sat
urday. ii has been decided to hold tn
basket ball game between the team
representing the two schools at the y
NJ. G. A. tomorrow evening.
Mrs Janet McKelvie and daughter
Mrs. f. A. Wentworth of Marquette
accompanied by William McKelvi'
! went to Marquette yesterday. Mr.
wentworth recently underwent an op
Grafton at the Calumet Public hospl
tai and returned to her home yester
day,
In all Of the grades of the publ
schools this morning, exercises wer
held in memory of Washington Scho'
then adjourned for the day. All of tn
banks and stores are closed. and tn
postoffice was only open between IN
hours of and 2 o'clock for genera
delivery.