The Calumet news., 1912-08-29
LOCAL 5REvlTlEs.


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Fred Yymare is home from visi
To Isle Royale.
Frank q. Beaudoin of Duluth is q
business visitor Ina Calumet
Edward Gerrish left last night fol
Duluth to visit the next two weeks
Miss Nellie Wills of Pewabic is vis-
iting At the Keast home in TamaraclS
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Keast o.
ramaraek are the parents of daugh-
ter.
Walter Griess has accepted posi-
tion as teacher in the Lake View
school
Contractor Edward Ulseth has fully
recovered from his recent attack OF
pneumonia.
Mrs. Oscar LAUREL left this week
for Ashtabula, O., to spend the next
three weeks.
Joseph seibel has returned fram
Green Fay where he has been visiting
for some time.
George Bessala left yesterday for
Chicago, where he expects to spend
a couple OF weeks.
Albert Ruttenberg and son. Nathan,
have returned from a visit to Chica-
go and other cities.
William Mitchell left yesterday ar
ternoon for Ishpeming. to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Robert Macdonald of Red
Jacket location, has returned from
weeks visit to Gay.
Mrs. Frank Gillette and family left
yesterday for Kellogg, Ida, whore they
viii visit for some time.
Highway Commissioner Charles
Mugford will leave tomorrow for Du-
luth on short business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Hanley have left
FOR lower Michigan points, where they
will spend the next two weeks.
Mrs. and Mrs. c. l.. Phelps have
returned from quincy. H.. where they
have been spending several weeks
President +. n. Schumacher of the
village of Red Jacket has returned
from a short visit to Eagle Harbor.
Mrs Arthur Prost of Denver, Colo,
who has been visiting here for the
past two months left for home yester-
day.
Mrs. Milton Heaton was successful
ly operated on at the Calumet & Hec-
la hospital Monday, and is doing
splenddly.
The township board will hold II
meeting at o'clock this afternoon
tc take up matters pertaining to tho
new roads.
Miss Daphne Lowery of Eighth |
street, left yesterday for Iowa City, Ia.
where she will enter a hospital To
study nursing.
Mrs. w. Finch and daughter Zelda |
md Miss Florence Opie Cf Haacock |
we're guests AT the home of Mrs. Rob |
'rt Gray of Calumet avenue yester-
lay.
Henry Johnson of Ishpeming, who |
has been spending the past week with |
his daughter. Mrs. Elmer p. Larson
IF Eighth street. expects to return
rome Saturday.
4 TIE Calumet fdNOIlle tluD VIII give |
me of it's popular dancing parties at
he Light Guard Armory Friday even
ng, September 6. A frst-class pro-
,ram is being arranged.
Rev. Paul III. Heidemann. son of
Rev. and Mrs. \. l.. Heidemann. of
Pine street. left last night for New
York on route to Helsingfors, Finland.
ghere he will spend some time study
ng.
Albert Viau will leave Sunday for
H. Laurent College. Montreal. whore
Ie will assume the position OF profes-
or of Latin and Greek i'm that insti-
ution. Local friends wish him every
uccess.
John A. Dnnielson and son, Walter,
nd Arthur Sodergren have returned
rom Keweenaw county with one OF
he finest catches of brook trout ever
To this city. The fish, sew
raj of which were large were dis
played at the Quello market
The funeral of the late William VIII
Jams viii be held tomorrow afternoon
rom the residence of the late william
Ieighs at Tamarack with services Ia
haree Of Adjutant Jackson of the Sal
alton Army and interment IN latc
lew.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.