The Calumet news., 1912-09-20
LOCAL HREvITiEs.


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w. II. Needham of Gladstone is the
guest OF friends i'm Calumet.
J. l.. Laymer and wife of Denver are
visiting friends here.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Madigan.
J. ID. Pederbaugh of Benton Harbor
is visiting friends i'm Calumet.
Robert Perkins left yesterday for
Virginia. Mimi where he will locate.
Mrs. Gust jacobson - seriously III
al her home on Hospital street.
Mrs. Claude Gray is visiting with
Hancock relatives and friends.
Paul Fromholzz has gone To Flint,
where he win attend the state Social
list convention next week.
V. ID Simar of Marquette chief en-
gineer of the South shore road is a
visitor i'm Calumet today.
Harry Heighly has gone TO Bos-
trip abroad later
Miss Artie MAY Reynolds arrived
here yesterday from Moscow, this
state.
Nathaniel White, of the Albion To-
cation, has recovered fvom his recent
illness.
Hialmar Krutala left yesterday for
Detroit where ne will make his fi-
ture home.
Miss Gilmore Seldcn left last ever
ing for Rockford. ILL.,, where sne viii
study.
Bort Harvey left yesterday FOR Val
paraisO where he will study this fan
and winter.
L. f. Buell. of Detroit, state secre-
tary Of the Y. NJ. c. Avis in Calumet
on business.
James McHardy. the Seventh street
blacksmith. is rapidly recovering from
his recent operation.
The exterior of the Lucas estate
building. corner of Seventh and Scott
streets. as been re-decorated.
Herr Wentmore has left for Chi
cage, after spending a couple OF weeks
in Calumet
Miss Winnfred Rowe has gone to
Ann Arbor. where she will enter the
University of Michigan.
f. n. Buresch is acting as railway
mail clerk from Claiming to Calumet
in the absence of Henry Cox who has
undergone an operation.
Rev. Fr. Boissoneault of the St
Anne's church has returned from
short visit to the iron country.
f. S. Smith of Detroit. son of II. r.
Smith, president of the Gable Piano
company is in Calumet on business.
Ed. Woodward of the Red Front
store is in Chicago on a short busi
ness trip. He will arrive home next
week
The state Normal school at Mar
quette will open for students on Sept
80 and not on Sept. "a as previously
announced
John r. Ryan, the Calumet livery
this week. when he was kicked, by a
horse. is improving.
A good seat Gale is reported for the
Chocolate Soldier" the musical com
edy. which will he produced this even
ing I'm the Calumet theater.
The club Tnter-Se will give college
farewell dancing PARTY this evening in
the Light Guard Armory. The c. & II.
orchestra will furnish the music
The Schubert symphony orchestra
will entertain Saturday evening in the
Calumet NJ. f.. church under the aus
nSoac Of tha sunday sqhnol
1t is reported that Paul Hogan will
accept the def of Charles Murray for
an Individual athletic met for the all
round" championship of the copper
country.
The Hancock team will meet the
! Calumet Grays at the Athletic park
tomorrow. 1t is likely Miron will pitch
for the Hancock team.
George Horkins has returned from
a short visit to Mackinaw and the
500. He was accompanied home by
Mrs. Horkins who spent the summer
in Canada.
The funeral of the late Miss Alma
Toppala, of Centennial Heights. was
held this afternoon, with services a
the Finnish Lutheran church on Pine
street. Rev. Charles Oiala officiating.
The directors of the Calumet STATE
bank at meeting yesterday after
noon, declared a regular quarterl!
dividend of one and one-half per cent
payable oct 10.
The members of the Osceola fire de
partment will entertain at dancinl
party in the old Osceola band hall thi
evening. The hall has been placed II
excellent condition. The Laurium or
chestra will render music.
The st. Margaret's Guild o
Christ Church. Episcopal will con
duct "A cake sale in the Edwards mar
ket of Laurium tomorrow afternoon.
Frank Macki, general manager o
the Blue Star mine of Idaho, arrived
here this morning and will remain
until "Wednesday of next week, ol