The Calumet news., 1912-05-25
LOCAL sREvlTlEs.
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r. T.. Nancarrow OF Lead City. ha
'i arrived i'm Calumet.
= Walter Treglown has returned fron
o months visit TO Milwaukee.
. Richard Loughead left last evening
II for Duluth where he will visit
h William Dunn left last night for tn,
a 500 to spend q couple Of weeks.
= David L. Rice has returned from
short business trip to Marquette.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Engel of San
n Francisco have arrived in Calumet.
Miss Mary Weir has resigned hel
position at the Bawden store OF Laur.
y ium.
{ James Kelly left Calumet last night
J ior Detroit, where he expects to To-
cate.
Contractor Milford is erecting a
, now residence for John Nichols al
Kearslrge.
Mrs. Josiah Hall of Eighth street
is very much improved from her re-
cent Illness.
Apostle Protege opened his new
store In the Ryan estate building on
South Fifth street today.
Peter J. McClelland is suffering
from fractured wrist. received while
! cranl<ing his automobile last evening.
The Ladies Aid of the Tamaracl1 NJ
T.. church will entertain at a social in
the parlors of the church this evening.
Thomas Anderson left last evening
! for St. Paul where he will enter the
machine shops OF the Great Northern
road.
Miss Grace Josey. assistant to Post
master Charles j. Wickstrom. arriv-
ed home this morning from visit to
Minneapolis.
A new plate glass front is being in.
stalled by Contractor Milford at the
Calumet Candy Kitchen, conducted by
| Charles Gekas
DIR. A. r. Tucker of Mohawk has
| left for Detroit and Lansing. He will
attend the meeting of the state health
! officers at the latter place.
Mrs. Emma Tucker. mother of DIR.
a. r. Tucker has left for Detroit
where she will VISIT friends before
leaving for her home In Portland. Ore.
A musical recital Is being given in
the high school assembly room this
afternoon by the pupils of the third
grades of the Washington building
and the various ward schools.
The c. g. H. cricket team will hold
practice game this afternoon on the
clubs pitch. a good attendance Of
players and spectators is expected.
The funeral of the late Louis Tru-
deau took place yesterday with serv-
ices at the Sacred Heart church, and
interment in Lake View cemetery.
Miss Lillian Koko of Centennial
Heights, who suffered an attack of
appendicitis while in Hancock recent
ly. has been brought to her home
here.
The members of Court North Star,
+. of A., will'march TO the Light Guard
armory in q body this evening, TO at
tend the dancing party to be held at
the Light Guard armory.
The baseball game between the Cal
| umet and Houghton high school teams
| scheduled for this afternoon has been
nieet at the driving park.
The Calumet Y. NJ. c. A. boys camp
club will hold it's annual meeting this
evening, to discuss plans for this years
outing which probably will be to Grand
Marais near Copper Harbor.
There have been no new je' elop-
ments in the case Of the saloon bur-
glaries reported last evening Officers
are still on the lookout and hopc soon
to apprehend the guilty person.
The Sunday school choir Of the Tam.
arack M H. church will give the can
tata. "The New Minister" in The Cen
tennal NJ. T.. church Rext Tuesday
evening. a large attendance is OK
pected.
]. T. Dupont agent for the Ford au-
tomobile. delivered two touring cars
today. one to Thomas Knight, master
mechanic at the Ahmeek and the
other to James Stevens. master mech
anic at the Ojibway.
The Clerks OF the Vertin Bros. de-.
partment store entertained at an en-
loyable dancing party at the Calumet
Light Guard ar.nory last evening. The
hall was prcttily decorated and fine
program OF dances was rendered by
the &. a. II. orchestra.
Good progress is tcing made with
the foundations for the eight -rooId
bric! structure. which is being erected
on Eighth street by Contractors Paul
T.. Roehm and Edward Ulseth. for JOS
cph Nertin Mr. Roehn Ia doing the
masonry work. and Mr.. tlseth the car
pentry.
Charles Nekervis. a miner employed
in the South Kearsarge branch OF the
osceola Consolidated. had a narrow es
cape from serious injury this week,
when he rolled down the stope. o. dis
tance of nearly 100 feet. When picked
up he was found to have sustained en-
~ a few cuts and bruises.