The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-27
LOCAL RREvlTlEs.


Edward Woodward has gone to Chi.
cago on business.
w II. Reynolds went to Ironwoot
yesterday on business.
Peter Barsotti has returned from a
three weeks trip to Chicago
AIRS. NJ. w. Borland left last night
for lronwood. 10 visit relatives.
John Anderson left this morning for
Nestorla and other points on business.
Misses Hattie ami Mamie Kagmier-
2ak left yesterday for Great Falls,
Mont
Charles Foley Of Mohawk Is home
from visit to Chicago and other
cities
A son was born yesterday TO Mr
and Mrs. Eli Santti, of Franklin
street.
Deputy Food Inspector John T..
Rowe has returned from a visit to
Ishpeming.
Mrs. John Yauch left yesterday az
ternoon for Globe, Ariz., to join her
husband.
A son has been born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. John Matheson, Of Water street,
Centennial.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edwin John Pedlar OF South
Kearsarge.
A son has been born TO Mr. and Mrs
William II. Martin Of the County road,
Centennial
Contractor Edward UIseth left yes
terday afternoon for Chicago on a
business trip.
a daughter has been born TO MT |
and Mrs. Joseph Jacques of the c. |
& II. location
Nicholas King, who underwent an
operation recently at the c. a II. hos
pital. is greatly improved.
Martin f. Wilkes and Fred Items
left last night for Moorhead, Mimi,
where they will visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Petermann left
Yesterday afternoon for Detroit, Cleve-
and Buffalo and other eastern cities
Mrs. w. c. Champion and family left
yesterday for Washington. ID. c., to
oin Mr.. Champion who has been To-
'ated in the cast for the past year.
The funeral of the late Mrs. James
4. knight took place this afternoon
With services at the Laurium NJ. T..
'hurch, and interment in Lake View
cemetery.
Dugald Gartmann, of Sheboygan,
Wis. arrived in Calumet yesterday,
md will visit his cousin, Martin
dessner Of Fifth street, for a couple
# weeks.
Victor Lean, formerly operator for
he NJ. r. r., at Dollar Bay, left Caiu-
net yesterday for Conneaut, o., where
lie will locate, having resigned his
position.
The remains OF the infant child of
dr. and Mrs. Jacob Ponlynovich were
aid at rest this afternoon in lake
Flew cemetery. Services were held in
81, Johns croatian church on Seventh ,
treet
Arrangements have been made for
oecial street car accommodations On
he evening of April 3. to convey
arge number OF high school teachers
md students TO Houghton to attend
he declamatory contests.
The six months old daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Joseph Simonich of Seventh
treet, Red Jacket, died yesterday. fol-
owing an attack of commissions. The
uneral took place this afternoon. with
ervices at st. Johns Croatian church,
md intermcnt in Lake View ceme- .
cry.
Word has been received from Mrs.
. H. Gribble Of Calumet who is un-
ergoing treatment for her eyes at one
+ the Milwaukee hospitals, 10 the eff {
ect that the is improving nicely. Mrs.
;ribble was accompanied by her hus-
and. and both are expected home in
short time.
Russell Cooking. the seven year old
on Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cocloing
( 1871 Lake Linden avenue, sustain
d bad fall while playing on the zee
4 the Longfellow schoolyard this
eek. The little fellows right arm was
roken between the elbow and the
'rist