The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-27
LOCAL sREvlTIes.
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Robert Mackenzie is I'M.


ANel Delto left yesterday afternoon
for Arizona.
a daughter has been born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN Forster
James Trezona is confined TO his
home BY illness.
Fred Witterson left last night fol
Detroit. whore he win locate.
Mrs. j. Bradstaad of Ishpeming is
visiting AT the Olson residence.
George Koski left last night fol
Flint where he will be employed.
Mrs George Unsworth sustained a
broken wrist In fall on Sunday.
A daughter has been born To Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Steys. of Calumet ave
nue.
Zephraim Rheault of Wolverine left
yesterday for Detroit where he expects
To locate.
Architect Charles w. Mas. of
Houghton. is u Calumet business visit
or today.
son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Erickson. of street Raym-
baultown.
Miss Bertha Hermann has returned
10 Kalamazoo where she will resume
her studies.
a son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs otto Kananen, of Tunnel street,
Swedetown.
William Dyni Of Kearsarge return
ed home yesterday from weeks visit
in Ishpeming
Abe Roberts, manager of the Tam
arack Cooperative store. is in Chica-
20 on business.
Martin Ennor has recovered from his
recent severe Illness. and is again at
tending to his duties.
Miss Myrtle Huddlestone has gone
some time with relatices.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook returned 20 her
home at Greenland yesterday after
visiting here for the past week.
Mrs. II. + Chapman and daughter
of Detroit are visiting at the home of
Mrs. |. Goldsmith for few days.
A special program will be given at
the Star theater on Thursday evening
for the benefit of the Albion baseball
club.
Mrs. John O'Kecfe returned TO Du-
luth Sunday evening after spending
some time with Calumet relatives and
friends.
DR.. A. c. Roche of Wolverine has
ordered a new Chalmers So which ne
expects to have i'm time for use early
in the spring. fr ofr
Miss Bertha PrlsS of Ahmeek is Wis
ting at the hoome of her grand par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Poisson
of Caledonia street
Eli Duhane left for his home i'm Mil.
waullee yesterday afternoon after
spending couple of weeks with rela'
tives and friends here. 81
Paul p. Roehmpand Gus Preuss, th'
the latter master mason for the G. <
III. Mining company. are,in Chicago at,
tending the cement show.
Yesterday the village teamsters o
Red Jacket hauled eight dogs from
Pine street TO the village dump. Th'
| dullIlulS niu bttH 1boiSoitu
An interdenominational meeting q
the missionary societies of calume
will be held at the Calumet Congre
gational church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. James +. Virgins and children
have returned from Ishpeming, wher
they have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ. Fitzpatrick, nee Miss Ida Schill
ing.
Street Commissioner NJ. Jacka O
Red Jacket is being highly compli
mented by residents on the good con
dltion of the streets and sidewalks /
the village.
The death occurred yesterday Of IN
three-months- child of Mr.. and Mr.
J Emil Grew Of Wolverine. The tuner;
took place this afternoon, with sery
ices at the residence, Rev. A. Rautine
officiating.
Township Treasurer William Lamor
stated this morning that he has collect
ed 1897. 900 in taxes and that there
still approximately about $4,000 MOI
to collect. The taxes are returnabl
February 29.
Peter Stenchcomb was arrested an
brought before Justice Jackola tn
morning on charge of drunkenness