The Calumet news., 1912-09-24
LOCAL 6REvITiES.

chales Yedinak OF Osceola left this
morning for Hazelwood. Pa. where he
viii visit with friends.
Fred Luke has recovered from re-
cent injury sustained while hunting
in Keweenaw county.
Henry Latchner left yesterday foe
Chicago and Detroit where he expects
10 spend the next two weeks.
Stanford Laity OF Baer Bros. has
returned from two weeks visit to
Duluth and other Minnesota cities.
Miss Catherine McAuley viii leave
this afternoon for Ann Arbor. to enter
the University of Michigan
Miss Emma Moyle win leave this
evening for Tacoma, Wash, where she
expects TO visit with friends.
Peter Ruppe, Sr.. has gone TO Chi
cago 10 attend the meeting Of the c
4 A. directors.
John Robinson of Albion has gone
to South Range where he will spend
few days.
MS - ~ DdiidAh anu haAStAtl 1Af
spending short time with friends and
relatives in Cleveland.
Justice -. o. Jackola and Special
officer Frank Rahkola are spending a
few days at Herman.
Thomas Soddy viii leave this after
noon for Ann Arbor to resume his
studies at the L. of NJ
The war drama pictures, THE
Siege of Petersburg" will be present
ed this evening at the Royal theater.
c. O. Freeman of Topeka. Kas., is
a business visitor in Calumet for q
few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Medlyn of 445
Caledonia street are the parents of "A
son.
Mrs. Walter Renwick and family
will leave next Monday for California
where they expect to remain through
cut the winter.
Mrs Blanche Pollard and daughter,
left last evening for their home I'm
Butte after visiting at the Richards
home I'm Calumet since July.
John Richards. who has been visit
ing his parents and other relatives
here. left last evening for his home |
in Butte.
The Calumet baseball club enter
ttained at a dancing party in the Cal
1met Light Guard armory and the |
prizes donated by the local merchants
we're distributed,
John StefaneY and Leo Schroeder
expect to leave the latter part of the
week for Milwaukee. where they will
resume their studies at Marquette
An All-star team to be picked from
ramarack and other local cricket
cams will journey to Painesdale Sat
irday TO meet the South Range team.
\ very interesting game is expected.
Luiga D'Urbano. leader of the well
,nown Italian band, is spending a few
lays with copper country friends II
$ expected the D'Urbano band viii
Jisit this section in November.
Ben Hentz and wife. of Milwaukee,
Who have been visiting with Mr..
md Mrs. Jacob Kaiser, Sr.. of Sixth
street, have returned home Mr..
Ientz is a member of the Milwaukee
ire department. being a first cap
ain.
A small blaze was discovered in the
esidence of Mrs. Daley, of Newtown,
lbout O'Clock last evening. The
'alumet department of the c. & II.
Mining company made a run to the
icene. and the fire was soon under
control The damage was slight.
James Mcclure, who has just re
turned from a trip TO Minnesota, Ohio
md Indiana points, reports that crop |
conditions in those states are the best |
r. their history. Mr.. Mcclure says that
The farmers are well pleased with the |
outlook and that banner yields are i'm
evidence.
The Y. VI. G. A. soccer football team
will go to Painesdale Saturday to play |
4 return match with the South Range !
boys, and a close game is expected |
There will be "a meeting this evening |
in the Y. NJ. c. A. of those interested |
IN the game, called by Physical Di-
rector Johnstone
AS soon as the remains of the late |
Curtis arrived In Calumet |
rom Galveston. Texas. arrangements |
FOR the funeral will be completed. The
deceased was a member Of "One ana |
All' lodge, Sons of st. George. and the
are planning on attending |
he funeral in a body. which will be in
,harge Of that organization
A successful bazaar and concert was
given i'm the parlcrs of the Norwegian
Lutheran church last evening. There
was large attendance and the re-
suits were very satisfactory Features
IF the concert program were the vocal
selections by Miss Mildrid Romsdahl.
pianoforte selections by Miss Amanda
Peterson, and the cello playing of
Lawrence Schlatter. student at the
'ollege of mines. Refreshments were
served.
TO SHUT OFF WATER.