The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-01
LOCAL BREvIriES.


OF 2S Cherry street, son.
William IL. Combe, of osceola, /
confined 10 his home through injuries.
Miss Hilma Nymoski left yesterda,
for her former home at Champion, thi
state.
Miss Azalia Kemp has returne,
from a three days visit with Torcl
Lake friends.
Miss Nellie Nancarrow. of Paines.
dale has returned home after VISITING
with Calumet friends
William Nordstrom left Yesterday
for Duluth, where he will likely To-
cate
Mrs. Nellie Lee and son John of
! Houghton are visiting with friends
in Osceola.
Mrs. W. NJ. Harris Of Tamarack will
leave this afternoon for Chattanooga.
Tenn, TO visit with friends.
Walter BENEFITS has gore To Chica-
go, where he will visit for the next
two weeks.
Norman McAuley has been removed
TO the c. * Il. hospital where he is
suffering from an infected hand.
Mrs. +. Ostrander ard Miss Edith
Gillette have gone to Pontiac where
they will visit,
The Calumet township board will
hold its regular October meeting at .
o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Olive Pearce left Sunday for
Marquette. where she entered the Non
NAL.
John Dymock has left for Pitts
burgh. Pa. where he will study this
fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mollitor of
Scott street have gone to Marquette to
spend a week.
James Orenstein, of Fifth street has
from a business trip to Mar
luette.
Max Asseln left last evening for |
Milwaukee to witness the automobile |
aces.
Mrs. George Fax and Mrs. Paul |
irierson left last evening for Chica-
20 where they viii visit.
Thomas Sydowlski and family of |
)sceola have left for Detroit where
hey expect TO take up their residence.
William Nedeau arrived home yes
erday from Duluth where he has
'een spending the past two weeks.
James Kendall of North Kearsarge.
$ home from weeks visit to Bara-
"a county.
Miss Agnes Peck of lIecla, has left
or Duluth, where she will study this
all and winter.
Mrs. Thomas Jackson and son
'harles Of Wolverine were Houghton
'isitors yesterday.
Samuel Kemp, of South Kearsarge.
as returned from a visit To Corn
'all, Eng. His daughter, Miss Grace.
'hC accompanied him, VIII spend the
inter IN the old country
Miss Victoria Rondy has gone tc
'ontiac where she will spend the noxt
nree weeks visiting with relatives and
riends.
Mrs. Joseph Huber and son Fred
{ Rockland, are visiting with Mr.. and
IRIS. Ed. Huber, of the Albion loca
on.
Robert Conklin, of Duluth, has re-
lrned home after spending the past
lree weeks with Mr. and Mrs Ed.
Iuber. of Albion.
Further arrangements for the an
ual Thanksgiving ball will be made
t the regular business meeting of Co
!, Engineers. this evening
NJ. X. Hopkins Of Milwaukee, divis-
IN superintendent of the International
correspondence Schools is i'm Calumet
n business.
John -. Cuddihy arrived home this
forming from Grand Rapids, where .
ention.
Charles Mugford has arrived home
)rm a business visit to Duluth. Mr.
Iugford is Of the opinion that the
iriking carmen in that city have lit
e chance to win the points at issue.
Because of the change i'm the sched-
lie of the Keweenaw Central the mail l
'rvice from Calumet to Mandan has
zen reduced to one train daily in
cad of two trains.
Two new valves are being installed ii
n the Pine street lake mains today by
Letter Inspector Joe Carne. The wa
sr is shut off east of Seventh street
Mrs. Charles Wagner of Seventh
rect, is expected home the latter
irt of the week from a three weeks
sit to Milwaukee. st. Paul, and Chi
Igo
The Nortbland Shoe company has
that IL will manufacture
full line of shoepacks, moccasns
nd other winter footwear during the
,ming winter.
AT the regular meeting of One and
IL lodge, Sons of st. George 10 be
I'D tomorrow evening. initiation GER
Monies will be conducted and other
lsincss of importance will he irans-
ted.
Mike Paul, the Fifth street confec-
oner had the misfortune to cut one of II
IS hands recently. He was handling II
stove and accidentally fell against
show case. breaking the glass and
the injuries.
Announcement has been made of N
rand ball to be given under the
lspices of the Tamarack Fire depart
a.,t At h.. n III