The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
LOCAL eREVITiEs.

Word naS been received mere 81 Nh'
marriage I'm Finland of Miss Alma
Holmberg formerly OF this city Ia
Rev. a. Wallinen. also former resi-
dent OF Calumet.
Neither Sheriff-elect James Cruise
or Prosecutor elect Anthony Lucas
have announced the names of the as
sistants To be- appointed after they as
sumo office on Jan. /.
Al Hail, prescription clerk ioi
Nastbinder and Read. is improving at
the Lake Superior General hospital
where he was taken for treatment 10!
pneumonia.
Eugene Orth has returned from q
successful hunting trip ia keweena a
county.
Mr. and Mrs George w French "i
Duluth are visiting In Calumet
phil Niemark has recovered from.
his recent serious illness.
Miss Bertha GIN. 4 teacher In the
Mohawk school. has left for her home
in Champion. where she was called by
the serious Illness ot her father Miss
GINS work is being taken care Of By
Miss Ruth DaNey.
Miss Wlnifred Moore of Calumet
avenue entertained last night ia honor
of Miss Anetta r. Richards and Ar
thur White. Miss Richards will leave
for London. Ontario, where she VIII
visit for two weeks, after which she
tRi IA "A a "a Ia
course in ST Lakes hospital MI
White will leave shortly for Ann Ar
Dor where he will study medicine.
Excavations are being made at ia"
corner of Fifth ana Portland streets
by village employees To locate "A leak
M the lake water mains.
Herman Neurager is expected home
shortly from Ralph, Dickinson coun-
~. where he has been for the past
two months.
Misses Ethel and Stella Thomas,
and Lily Treglown of dollar Bay,
have returned home after spending a
few weeks with Calumet friends.
G !. Bashore viii leave in few
days for Ada, o., whore he Will join
his family and together they will pro-
coed 10 Maryland, where Mr. Bashor"
will take up farming as an occupa p
ton He has been chief dispatcher ut
the NJ. r. X. for the past six years,
coming here from Marquette.
Edward Johns and Martin Tresid-
der are expected home tomorrow from
the iron country, where they have
been hunting deer the past week.
Miss Stella Cane of seventh street
has recovered from a severe illness.
Rev. s. Romsdahl. Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church. has returned from a
visit To Escanaba.
Red Jackets town clock is again IN
commission after II weeks idl,n ness.
It's usefulness as public timekecpcr
was never more apparent than duiin'
the time IL was out Of commission.
James MacNuughton. Quincy \
shaw, and other members OF IA hunting
party that left this week for Canada
To hunt moose. travelled in two pri-
vate ears of the South shore road.
Rudolph Upland. I'D. McNulty, and
Chris and Matt Hirsch, who hay" beef
hunting near Ralph, Dickinson coun.
~. for the past ten days. are eXpecte,
home tomorrow. II is reported thai
all have fitted their license tags.
Miss Hilma Mackie assistant post
master at Ahmeek, has resumed he'
duties after a two months Illness.
nj IA
door baseball league at Ahme"k t.
consist of teams from Wolverine. NJ
loueZ, Ahmeek, Copper city ana Nj"
hawk. A meeting will he held short
ly for this purpose.
The Mohawk Independent hcWlin'
team met aud defeated the All STAR
IN three games on the Mohawk alley
| this week.
william Stratton who was SeIi'usl'
INJURED bv powder blast while -
work in the Mohawk mine recertlv il
| doing nicely.
The members of the Mohawk NJ. j.
| sunday school are preparing II pre-
gram To- be given in the church NhtiS'
mas eve. Rehearsala have already IL"
| gun. and the program promises Ia ID
one of exceptional merit.
| Andrew Jackson. master mc'hahi
at the Gay mills sustained h1d'
| sprained ankle recently, through sip
| ping, while engaged In barring cast
| ing.
The members of the Mohawk Fri 'iie
team are preparing to give c'nc"r
and banquet in St Georges hall Me
hawk. Saturday evening. Nov. 30.
l.. \. Nemek has arrived homo ftor
"A hunting trip on the South RarS'.
The schedule committee of Ill" Y
VI. g. \. City bowling league VIII NEE
This evening in the association build
ing Ia complete the schedule of game
with favorable weather, there vi
he Il practice soccer football game q
the Y. NJ. {. A. athletic field Saturda
afternoon. III players are asked to re
port.
At a meeting held recently ~ u
Mohawl[ NJ. t.. church a branch
the Boy Scouts orsanizatio" wa