The Calumet news., 1912-08-30
LOCAL BREviTiES.
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Robert Lyon of Joliet is in Calumet.
George Gardner left yesterday for
Chicago To visit.
John Haller has left for Tumcumcari
Arizona, to locate.
NJ. r. Ball of Milton, Ind. is in Cal
umet on a-short visit.
Frank Barnes of Sandusky. O.. is
visiting i'm Calumet.
NJ. * Frsbit Of Montague n. V.
a tourist. is in Calumet.
ID. X. Macdonald. diamond drill man.
left last evening for Duluth.
William b. Kickham left yesterday
Tor Green Bay. after visiting here.
John c. Simmons of Green Bay.
Wis, arrived here yesterday for a Wis
it.
Mrs. Joseph Vertin left this after
noon for Chicago. where she will
visit.
Miss Mamie Forster of Oak street.
has returned from trip down the
lakes.
Fred Killmar left this morning for
oberlin where he will take business
course.
Monday being Labor Day. all of the
barber shops in Calumet will be closed
All day.
Miss Catherine Lisa has eft for DE.
troit where she has been located for
some lime.
Miss NJ. X. Frisbie arrived here yes
terday from Muskegon. after an all
summers visit.
j. A. sharon of Duluth represent
ing the 500 Line. was in Calumet t.
day on business
Richard Johns left yesterday after
noon for Globe. Ariz.. where he ex-
rccts to locate.
John Becker will leave this evening
for Cleveland. where he will spend d
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. John Knivel and family of Elm
street. are home from three weeks
visit - Eagle Harbor.
Miss Emma Ashton of Christobal
Panama Canal zone. is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. James Ashton,
VIII G. Warne Of Duluth, left for
home last evening after visiting Calu-
met and Laurium friends.
Miss Blatz of Saginaw. one Of the
teachers for the coming term arrived
i'm Calumet this morning.
Mrs. Frank Gllet and daughter.
Miss Mable, have gone 10 Wardner.
Idaho. where they expect to locate.
No special business is expected 10
come before the Red Jacket council at
its regular meeting Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris have
returned from Victoria. British Colum-
ha aud will resume their residence
here.
Miss Catherine Douglas will leave
this evening" for Detroit where she will
be located during the coming school
term.
Miss Azalia Kemp of Seventh street
has returned from a lengthy visit to
Detroit and other southern Michigan
cities.
Frank. the young son of Thomas
Penhall, Jr., was operated upon yes
terday at the c &. II. hospital. He is
doing nicely.
Mrs. NJ. Gowan of Sault Ste. Marie
is visiting with her daughter, Miss
Margaret Gowan and with Mr. and
Mrs. +. S. Carlton.
VIM. Trevarthen of the Quincy. is |
spending few days with his parents. |
Mr.. and Mrs. James Trevarthen of the |
c. & ". location.
Miss Caroline Gceder of Lead city. |
arrived here this morning. She will he |
come a member of the teaching staff |
of the local schools.
Mrs. j. A. Forster of Oak street has |
returned from st. Paul, Minneapolis
and other Minnesota points where she
has visited with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Fuller of
Kansas City are visiting Mr.. Fuller.A
sisters, Mrs Frank r. Vastbinder and
Mrs. William II. Faucet.
Dominic vairo. n. r. Bianchi Jo-
seph Rok. John walz and Dominic
Defilippi have returned from few
days visit 10 the Coppo Farm.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Samuel
Millington will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon, with services from the resi-
1ence In charge of Rev. l.. X. Long.
j. Y. APPRECIATE, formerly physical
director of the Calumet Y. NJ. c. a.
viii leave this evening for Detroit 10
visit before entering the 4. Of M. in
october.
RAYMOND Nicholson. who has been
listing with his brother James
Nicholson of the Five and Ten Cent ;