The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-07
LOCAL eRevITieS.

MISS OtIhlMNt NNAdn tcAA NNcANhNsNs
for Chicago 10 spend several days.
John Rock has gone to Chicago and
other points ir Illinois.
George Williams has arrived home
from a visit 10 Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Test have gone
To Detroit 10 visit for a short time.
l. Il. Mul,er Of Kingston, Pa. is in
Calumet.
Louis Elcno Of Palo city calitor-
MIA, is visiting here.
The Kearsarge cricket team enjoyed
a banquet a; the Central Hotel satur-
day evening.
Mrs. William Rourbsnais is report
ed recovering from her recent severe
Illness.
Jacob KalIio is the first applicant
To receive his deer license through
Deputy County Clerk George Martin.
Mrs. Henry Perth OF Chicago is Wis
ting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Keiver OF Eighth street.
Peter Seppsmaki of Calumet has
gone to Sbeislli. Wis. where he eX-
poets to purchase a carload of cattle
William Lebeau and family have
gone to the Groose farms near Detroit,
where they expect to locate.
Dan Shisrew who has spent the
summer among Calumet friends. has
left fer Crystal Fails on business.
Rev. u. Stalker will leave this week
Tor So ginaw To attend a meeting Of
the Presbyterian synod.
Mrs. ole Hallineby has left for Jack
son, to attend the meeting of the state
Federation of Woman's clubs.
J. T. Mckinney. district passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific is in
Calumet on business.
Al Williams OF Mohawk, n member
OF this years Calumet baseball team,
will leave this afternoon for Detroit
Richard Chynoweth has returned to
his home in Marquette after visiting
local relatives and friends.
Rev. s Romsdahl went to L'Anse
this morning. TO spend a short time
with friends.
Supt- Russell Smith of Ahmeek, and
wife have gene TO Chicago where they
will spend several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Royce have arriv-
ed home from a visit TO Chicago and
other cities.
Johr Hoffman of Calumet has ar
ranged to open moving picture thea
ters In Ahmeek and Mohawk.
ole Magstad. carpenter foreman for
Edward Ulseth at Copper City has ar
rived home from visit e Norway
VIII Daley, manager of the Lake SUI
perior Produce company, Is expected |
home this week from a business visit |
% New York and the east.
The executive committee i'm charge
If the preliminary arrangements Cor
xtiyear's fire tournament will meet
friday evening
sam Grigg left yesterday for Chl.a-
20. where re will witness the post
season series between the Cubs and
;ox.
DR.. Grahek and wife. who have been
listing relatives and friends here, left
afternoon for their home in
George Westcrman. upper peninsula
ecretary of the Y. NJ. G. \. left this
morning for Ishpeming. where he will
onduct religious conference tomor-
ow evening.
The lake water was shut off today
rom the east side of Fifth street be-
ween Scott and Elm. while repairs
we're being made by Meter Inspector
Joseph Carne.
Mrs. Frank Pearce, of Centennial,
eft this afternoon for Chicago. where
The will visit her son Michael and
BROTHER Thomas Nugent, for the next
wo or three weeks.
Miss Leah Proulx will leave the lat
er part of the week fer her former
rome at ST Ignace. to he present at
he wedding Of her sister Miss Louise
rhe latter has friends in this city |
where she has visited on several occa-
ions.
While putting on some hot tar on
he roofing Of a camp at the Central
ocation yesterday. william McKelvie,
for Gay 81 Sturgis co
burned one of his hands severely He
returned to Calumet and had the in
Jury treated. Mr.. Mckelvie is attend
ng to his duties today.