The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-30
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III Vaughan of the University of
Michigan.
Capt Charles Tucker, the newly ap-
pointed captain of the Eagle IIarbor
Life Saving station is busily engaged
in preparing it for the winter Capt.
Mccormick Of the Portage Canal sta
| tion Is assisting him
Joshua and John Daniel have ar
rived home from Hamilton ont, where
they attended the funeral of their
brother WIN.
Miss Helen Foley ot Minneapolis *
visiting with her mother Mrs John
toley of Calumet
Walter Thomas is home from the
NJ \. G at L0nsins. To spend New
Years with local friends and relatives.
Paul Cnare has gone to Big Rapids
to enter the Ferris Institute
Justice II. T, Hicks has returned to
Duluth, after spending Christmas here.
tie probably will locate in that city.
III" choir and young people Of the
Centennial NJ. T.. church gave a splen-
did Christmas cantata at that church
un Saturday cvcniug
Christmas music was rendered by
the choir or the First PRESBYTERIAN
church Yesterday morning and evening.
The Norwegian Lutheran Temper
ancc society will entertain Wednes-
day evening, features of the program
being an address by Rev. Reuben
Crosby ot Hancock and a cello solo
by Prof Schlachter.
The funeral of the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Yeo, of Allouez,
took place Yesterday afternoon from
the residence, with interment In Lake
View cemetery.
William Nordstrom left Saturday
Tor Ishpeming to spend week.
Frank Shude of Detroit, formerly
of the Tamarack location, is VISITING
relatives here over the holidays.
Alex Levin, expects Ia leave this
week for New York city. where n
will purchase jcwclry and other stocr
preparatory to the opening of his new
place OF business on Fifth street
which will occur ON or about the frs
day of February, Mr., Levin will bo
absent from Calumet for several
weeks
Charles Larson was called to Mar
qucttc Saturday on account of tn,
serious illness of his mother.
Antoine Ncuragcr has returned from
Ralph. Dickinson county. where he has
been spending the past three months
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Roseveare of Ne
gauncc, are visiting over the holi
days with Capt and Mrs William
Rcsevcarc Of North Tamarack Bert
is the well known Ncgaunec baseball
twirlcr
Miss Ruth Turnkey Of Scntcr is .
guest at the Ellis residence in Red
Jacket
Miss Grace McCarrun of Chicago
is visiting Calumet. She expects {,
resume her former position as proof
reader in the state senate after Jan
uary /.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams aud
daughter. Miss Hazel have arrived
home from n visit to Milwaukee
Word has been received here to tn,
effect that George Fitzsingcr, who has
some time past. does not expect tC
return to the copper country. but viii
remain in the east.
Bert Ward of Minneapolis who has
been visiting in the copper country
has returned home. Mrs. Ward vii
remain here for another week
John Gavor of OsCCola left thi,
morning for Ironwood where he vii
| visit
Or VIII Allen of Detroit. who Ia.
been visiting in the copper countr!
viii leave this evening for his home
George Bitchuvar ur Osceula, Ia
sone to New York, from where he vii
embark tor Austria To spend the win
ter
VIII Warue of IIibbing and crosby
Mimi. has left for his home, afte
visiting with friends and relatives il
the copper country
Jacob Letho of Detroit * the CUES
Of friends in Calumet. Cor a shor
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wiscnan haV
gone to Cleveland ,wnerc they likcl
will spend tho winter.
Mrs. George H. Siddell will leav
this afternoon for Cleveland, aftc
spending several weeks at the HON
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. job
IA. Danielson.
| Percy Carmichael has returned I
his home in Duluth, after visitin
Calumet friends.
Dr. n. G.. Macleod. who left Calu
met recently for Philadelphia has mo-
titled local friends he Will sail for En-
rope Saturday of this week To spcn
| the remainder of the winter.