The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
LOCAL eREvITles.



OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
+. n. Mayer left last evening for Du-
luth.
Charles Brown Of Delaware is Wis
itor IL Calumet.
oso r. Miller is fishing and camp
ing az Oticr Lake.
r. J.. LEIGH of Zion GltN lll.. is il
Calumet on business.
Bonn To Mr.. and Mrs John w. JOS
ephson of i5l Caledonia street, a
daughter.
Dr. \. c. Roche has lett for Roches-
ter MINI. lie is expected home the
latter part of the week.
4 daughter has been born TO Mr.. and
AIRS. Anton Selak of j69 Codar street
The Calumet & Hecla band wifi give
a promenade at the Light Guard ar
mory this ,vening
Harry Real left this morning for
LAnse where he will meet Raiph W.
Wilson. formerly of Calumet and. en-
Joy a fishing outing.
w. .. Mitsch of 81 Paul represent
ing the Great Western road. is in Cal
uInet ON business.
Miss Stella Burdcr ana Brother.
Fred, are expected home today from
Menominee and Escanaba
Miss Minerva Wilcox of Pittsheld,
Mass, has left for home after spend
ing short time as the guest of Miss
Mary Eaton.
Irving NJ. Keller of Chicago, repre-
sentne the Missouri Pacific. is a busi-
ness visitor in Calumet
William Anstey left yesterday for
Ishpeming and Gladstone to spend a
week.
William Northey left last night for
Duluth. where he may decide to To-
cate.
sam Rawlings and family have re-
turned from Eagle River where they
have been camping for the past two
weeks.
The Y. NJ. c. \. campers left this
morning fur Grand Marais near Edsie
Harbor. in charge Of George ID, Wes
terman. The party consisted of about
fifteen boys.
The funeral of the late Miss Aleda
Millko will be held tomorrow afternoon
with services at the Finnish Apos-
tolic church OF Pine street i'm charge
Of Rev. ~ l.. Heidcman.
Mrs. Peter Wissi and Mrs. Walter
Weinberg are spending a week ir Bar
a"a
Misses Emma Alexander and Mary
Wheeler, who have been visiting Miss
Mary MacNaughton, leave tomorrow
for their homes in the east. Miss
MacNaughton will accompanying them
as far as Mackinac Island.
Miss Jennie NJ Johnson, of the
Tamarack Coz Operative store has re
turned from a two weeks visit to Far.
go. and other North Dakota cities.
John Carkeelc left last evening for
lIoughton, where he boarded the coal
boat Mitchell. TO act as mate Of that
steamer.
John Tambellini and son, julius of
Portland street. returned Yesterday
from Milwaukee, whore Mr. Tambelli-
nrs son had his eyes treated by the
well known specialist, Dr. Schneider.
No operation is necessary, according
to the specialist.
Plans have been made for the drec-
ton Of steel flag pole at the Eagle
Earbor Life Saving station, to replace
the pole which was destroyed by
lightning a few weeks ago. The final
work ON the skidway is now being
dcne and the station is being made
ready for occupancy. II is probable 1t
will be completed and accepted the
latter part of this week.
During the absence of Marshal Jo-
seph Trudcll at the fremen's tourna-
ment at Gladstone Nightwatchman
James Glasson will act in his stead
Paul Ravello special constable, will
take the place of Nightwatchman
Glasson Another temporary appoint
ment 20 hll the place of Nightwatch-
man Joe Mcnamara will be made to-
day.
Miss Mary Dairo. has gone to Mil
vaukee where she IL undergoing treat
ment ior her eyes at the hands of Ir.
Schneider. the well known specialist.
Miss Dairo has been practically blind
for the past six years and consider
able interest Ms being taken in her
case. Word has been received by
friends that her sight has greatly i'm
proved since taking treatment.
Miss stella Thomas has returned to
hcr home at Dollar Bay, after spend
ing few days with Calumet and Mo-