The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-08
LOCAL BREvITlES.
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The Forster news stand WAS opened
for business today in the new stand,
just a shore distance north of the old
stand.
Miss Pauline Loeb, Miss Catherine
Spence, Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss
Mary Butler and Miss Marion Pascoe
leave today for Mcnomonie. Wis. to
resume work at the Stout Institute
James t'ouikcs has arrived home
from Milwaukee, where he has been
visiting.
There will be business meeting of
the Calumet Engineers on Thursday
evening.
Miss Mildred Hare, Of Houghton,
expects to open her music studio in
Calumet about Sept. Is.
Miss Lydia Piira left today for Nj
sula where she will teach school
Joseph Thomas is expected homo
this week from Kalamazoo. where he
has been attending the X. of j.. con-
vention.
Mrs. Louis G. lamont of Duluth Is
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Eddy of North kcarsargc.
Joseph Fisher Of Tamarack is maxi
ing extensive improvements on his
farm in Baraga county.
/. r. Halton of Detroit is in Calu-
met on business.
Harold Trospcr Of Ann Arbor is in
Calumet for a few DAYS ON business.
for her home in Gilbert, Mimi. after
visiting friends here.
Martin Krauth departed yesterday
for st. Louis where ne will visit.
Miss Florence Dcllangclico left yes
tcrday for Chicago where she will visi;
James H. Lanyon, formerly well
known copper country newspaper man
and wife of Cleveland are spending a
two weeks vacation with Mr.. Lam
yonS parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Lam
yon.
Justice &. -. Jackola has gone io
Herman on bueiucss.
Carl F'risk will leave tomorrow eye
ming FOR Chisholm, Mimi, where h,
will make his home.
Miss Sophia Michaclsun of Gay Wis.
tied in Calumet Yesterday.
Miss T. NJ Wclsing will leave this
afternoon for Chicago ON PURCHASING
trip.
DR. Il. Il. Spauding is expcctc,
home shortly from Ontonagon county
points where he has been camping.
Dr. 4. 4. La Bcrgc has gone To- De
| ,roit where he expects to locate. Mrs
La Bcrge will remain here for "A shor
| time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Roberts ant
! daughter, Minnie, Of Miami. Florida
| left yesterday after spending severn
! weeks here as guests of Mrs Robert
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Lawrence
Mrs. Roberts viii visit for short tim'
at Oak Grove. Mich. with her brother
George Lawrence.
| Frank J. Johnson OF MathesoE a
johnson. has returned from n tw'
weeks visi. in Duluth. Virginia an,
| Minnesota iron range towns
| Mrs. \. Kallow of Butte. Mont. an;
| Mrs. Henry Johnson of Duluth, al,
| guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
! The funeral Of the year-ol,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tcdd!
IF Calumet avenue. who passed awaN
| Saturday evening. will be held Tues
day afternoon from the residence. In
| terment will be i'm Lake View.
The three months child Of Mr.
| and Mrs. Eugene Gubba of Tamaract
died this afternoon. Funeral service.
likely will be held Wednesday after.
noon.
Postal Inspector Schlabach of Mar.
quette IS here today To close up ia,
leases on the new Laurium postofi &c
Rev. w. ~. Collycott left last even.
ing for Ypsilanti to attend the annual
meeting of the Detroit conference.
Michael Jageleski departed last
evening for Detroit, where he expects
to make his home.
James g. Goggin has gone to st
Paul. where he will resume his stud
.es in the ST. Paul Seminary
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