The Calumet news., 1912-07-19
LOCAL shEvITiEs.


rNt " 'NtNl aAAN AtNtis
Thomas Rutter is seriously an q
pneumonia at his home at Mohawk
\ SON has arrived at the home a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Han of Kearsargo
Mr. and Mrs August Servic ot
Nearsarge are the parents of q daugh,
Ter
William G. Jnbert, lighthouse keep
er al Bette Girls is Calumet visitor
today
Miss Adena Horugrcn of Champion
is visiting with local friends and rel
a;ives.
Walter Arnold of Wolverine. has
lcft for Detroit and Buffalo 10 spend
q month.
Ernest Williams left Yesterday for
N"-aouee, tO spend the remainder of
th, week.
sam Goldsmith has left for NIL
waukee after visiting friends and rel
atyes here.
j. J. o'Nen and win Medlyn will
leave this evening for Detroit where
they will visit.
Paul Barrett Of Hancock is visiting
at the James residence, Elm street
Nellov Jacket
Mrs. Thomas Ralph and son Henry
has left FOR British Columbia 10.
Join MI Ralph
Paul schneider l. expected back
soon from weeks business visit toI
points in Indiana
James Pooley departed this morn
ing FOR Negaunee 10 attend the Sons
ot ST George convention.
y. Briggs. a new player signed by
the Calumet baseball team, and wife.
have arrived in Calumet
Miss r PreaulN. OF 81 lgaa'e sister |
uf Miss Leah PreaulN of the Peoples |
Fuel COMPANY. is visiting here.
Frank Huddy of the =. 4 II. hospital
stan, has left FOR Detroit. where he
viii spend the next two weeks.
Mcclure and Riley installed a beau
tiful new electric sign for the Carlton
Hardware company this morning.
Contractor William Milford is erect
ing five-room cottage at the Kear-
sarge location for oliver Richards.
Frank Abramson of Duluth has been
called To Calumet because of the ser
ous illness Of his father. Erick Alb
'amsOn.
Miss Tillie NJ. Roberts has accepted
4 position as stenographer and book
ieeper at the office of Schneider and
lawrence.
Willard Chynoweth of Centennial.
las undergone a successful operation
or appendicitis at the Calumet Pub
ic hospital.
George II. Piggott. a fireman on tile
northwestern road. ont of Fond du La"
Il visiting with friends and relatives
n Calumet and Osceola.
Charles Derowin. formerly of the
'alumet hockey team has left for
3oston, Mass. where he expects tol
axe up his residence.
w. w. Polk, booskeeper at Baer
Bros. market, left last evening for his
nome near Cincinnati, where he ex-
1ects to visit about ten days.
Township Clerk George Martin and
wife. ed Lean and family and John
Biscombc and family leave Monday
.or Eagle Harbor 10 camp for two
weeks.
Miss Gertrude Williams, formerly
IF the office of Scnneller and Law
renee has left for Flint where she VII.
ioin her brother and take a position
a. steno9rapher.
John Adams appeared before Justice
r Y. Hicks this week, charged with
assault and battery on complaint
issued by his wife. He pied guilty.
ma was fined 81 and costs.
Rev. William Whear. pastor Of thu
Jackson NJ. E., who has been spend
ng a month with relatives at Kear-
'arge Eas returned home He cam"
lere To attend the wedding of his sis-
er.
Adiutant Mrs. Symmonds and
Cadets Daisy and Eva
symm lnis, who have been in charge
If the Salvation Army work here for
wa years, leave this evening for Mil
HaulSee.
IL is expected over a hundred cop
Jer country members Of the Sons OF
ST. George will go To Negaunee ON a
,Uecial train tomorrow To attend the
-ig reunion In connection with the
state convention.
Announcement is made of the ap'
preaching wedding Of Miss Edith Ed
wards of Kearsarge To Henry Chire
win of wolverine. The event VIII he
tomorrow evening at the
home of the bride.
Sewer Inspector j. i. ID. Smith has
completed repairs on the Scott street
sewer which was shifted In the soft
earth and quicksand ana crushed He |
also installed "A new water hydrant
ON the corner Of Scott and Seventh.
There will be meeting of the G,
q H. miners picnic committee In the
Red Jacket town hall tomorrow at
tcrnoon 20 make further plans for the |
big picnic at the C. & II. park on
August 10.
A large number of local people will
picnic at the White City Sunday with
the Finnish Humu band \ special
train will leave Calumet over the Min
eral Range at $3.50 o'clock for the
convenience of those who desire to
attend.