The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-04

LOCAL BREvITIgs.


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Louis Mawrence has returned iron
Ia visit 10 Chicago.
i Paul Petermann left yesterday af
lternOon for milwaukee,
Arthur Laury left for Duluth las
evening. where he expects to locate
Mrs. Harry Williams OF East PIN
street. is confined to her home b!
ILLNESS.
Miss Fanny white left yesterday fol
Marquette to resume her studies at Tho
Normal school
Miss Maude Crossen returned yes
terday afternoon to Alma College. tC
resume her studies.
! John Stefanez. left yesterday after
noon for Milwaukee,. 10 resume his
studies at Marquette University.
Miss Myrtle simpson has returned to
Ypsilanti to resume her studies. after
spending the holidays with relatives.
Archie Nippa was brought TO Calu-
met from Baraga this week TO undergo
an operation.
Local
Miss Katherine Douglass has re-
turned To saginaw, after spending the
past week with relatives and friends
here
John H. Martin. of Rockland street.
Is confined to his home by Illness. Mr..
Martin is an old copper country pio-
neer.
Mrs. John II. Richards and son How
ard. of Crystal Falls. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Thielmann'
have returned home.
Miss Rena Soddy has returned to
Marquette to resume her studies at the
Marquette Normal school, after visit
ing with her parents on Scott street.
The second term of the evening in
struction classes under the auspices OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. will open this even
ing. There is big enrolment of stu
dents.
A small blaze was discovered in a
residence on Caledonia street. c. & H..
location. early this morning. The fire
located in a cupboard, and was easily
cxtinguished.
Wilbur Gray. accompanied by Don
Hamilton. who has been visiting with
Kim at the Gray home on Mine street.
left for Notre Dame yesterday to re-
sumo their studies.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Malcolm
Macdonald was held this afternoon.
with services at the residence. No. 80
East Pine street, at o'clock, in
charge of Rev. ID. Stalker. d. d.
Mrs. A. L. Hodgkins. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ID. Meads. and
her children. left today for their home
In Port Henry n. Y, after visiting
here for several weeks.
Joseph Schneider. Of Milwaukee,
travelling auditor for the Schlitz Brew
ing company, has just fninshed an in
spection of the company's books in
the local branch Office, and left this
morning for Ashland, Wis.
The teachers in the Calumet public
schools, who have been spending tho
holidays in different parts of the coun
try. are expected Saturday and Sun
day. School win reopen Monday
morning after two weeks vacation.
Rev. Paul Heideman has charge OF
the services at the Finnish Apostolic
church of Pine street in the absence
of his father, Rev, A. l.. Heidemen. who
is enjoying several weeks visit to
Finland.
II is worthy of note that during the
recent heavy snowstorm the Kewee-
nav Central railroad stuck closely tC
its passenger schedule. not train be-
ing delayed, due to General Managei
J. G. Shields and his efficient stan oil
employees.
John Nicholas, who was injured
some time ago in the Hecla branch
OF the G. e. II. mine, was able To- be
out yesterday for a short time. IL is
feared Mr. Nicholas will never have
the complete use of one of his feet
again. that member having been Sc
verely crushed.
The following births, all boys. have
been reported to Township Clerk Geo
Martin: To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hen
Erickson. of Tenth street to Mr. anc
Mrs. Joseph Match, of Copper City;
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Bracco. of Tenn.
pie street Newtown; to Mr.. and Mrs
John Johnson Of Pine street.
George Williams. commercial agen
for the Copper Range road, who re
Gently returned from a southwestern
trip. says Capt. william r. Ashton
who accompanied him. will spend som
time I'm San Diego and other California
cities. The change Of climate has al
ready benefited Capt Ashtons health
While in Los Angeles, Mr.. William
SAX w. II. Hosking. Calumets forme
postmaster. who is engaged in bushes
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