The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-04
LOCAL 6REvlTlEs.



John Beaudette left last night fol
Montreal and other points.
Capt Thomas Hoatson has left FOL
Bisbee Ariz, on n short visit.
Dr. A. l. LawbatIgh has returned
from an extended trip TO Florida.
There We're 25 births and 8 deaths In
the township of Allouez in March.
Richard Lobb is expected home to.
morrow from a business trip to Mil
waukee.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Archambault of Rock
land street.
Tomorrow being Good Friday. prac
tcally all of the stores in Red Jacket
will be closed. e'''f
Nathaniel White has recovered from
his recent illness and is again attend :
ing to his duties.
A party OF Finnish residents. mum
bering thirty. eft last night for Fin
land, via Montreal.
Miss Florence Burrows of Tamarack
went 10 Hancock today where she will
visit with relatives.
James BurrllI. the newly elected
overseer of highways, Will take hold
OF his new duties April 10.
Nicholas King who has been at the
c. & III. hospital undergoing treat
ment, left for home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Treganowan and
family left yesterday for Hart, Mich.
where they will engage in farming
John Bath has been removed from
the c. a. II. hospital. to his home, after
being an inmate there for some time.
The members of the Ahmeek fire
department will give card party and
dance tomorrow evening in the village
hall.
Christopher Gillies of Allouez, has
received news of the death of his ia
ther which occurred recently in Corn
wall.
Miss Claude Hancock of Chassell
who has been visiting her uncle, Geo
Jacka left for home yesterday after
noon.
Copper country friends will learn
with regret of the death Of John Ca
vert, formerly an engineer at Mohawk,
which occurred this week at Detroit.
Charles ond Foster Bray, who ar
rived at Tamarack last week from
Cornwall, left last night for Nevada
points. where they expect to locate.
William Sincock has recovered from
his recent serious illness and was able
TO leave the G.. & II. hospital today,
where he has been undergoing treat.
ment.
Antoine Hoganson returned yesterday
from a visit TO milwaukee, and Perch
River spur. Baraga county. lie has
purchased some state lands at Perch
River spur
The ghost will walk for the miners
of the Calumet and Hecla company on
Saturday. April -. II was not ex-
pected that they would be paid until
one week later
Thomas Bergman, ST., and wife and
Thomas Bergman. Jr. and wife. of
Mohawk leave this week for Muskegon
county where they expect to take up
fruit farming lands.
The stores of Calumet and Laur-
ium. the banks and other business
houses will be closed tomorrow, IN OBJ
seryance Of Good Friday. There will
be no school sessions.
Good Friday services will be held AT
lO;3O a. IN. tomorrow at the Centen.
NAL NJ. Il. church. Rev. w. T.. Marvin
OF the Hancock NJ. i. church, will have
charge of the services.
Township Clerk Thomas Sweeney Of
Osceola township, reports total of
fourteen births and seven deaths for
the month of March. Three OF tho
deaths were from pneumonia.
Angus MacLean of Seventh stree,
vas injured by n horse In the NJ
Clure Every stables Monday and 10
unable to attend 10 his duties. No
serious consequences are expected.
The funeral of the late Mrs E,r,,a
NJ. Olson took place this afternoon
with services at the Norwegian Intb-
er'1n church corner of Elm and Sev-
enth streets. Rev. S. Romsdahl Off
ciated
The funeral OF the late Matt stand
acher' VIII take place Saturday morn
ing, with interment in Lake view
cemetery. The German Ain soc,a,v |
WIN have charge. Funeral services
WIN be held at the Sacred Uaar,
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