The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14

LOCAL 6REVlTlEs.


Miss Eugenia Meyers is recovering
from her recent serious illness.
Miss Emma Nichols was pleasantly
surprised at her home No. 6 Maple
street Tamarack last evening by about
twenty of her friends. The occasion
was her birthday anniversary Games
and other features were enjoyed and
the evening proved pleasant one.
Al wearne. who has been ON the 500
line express run from the 500 to Es-
canada. has returned To Calumet.
Mrs John Brown is recovering rap
idly from her recent illness in the CAL
umet Public hospital. having been re-
moved to her home, 1883 Cemetery
street
Calumet Lodge. order of Eastern
Star entertained at a pleasant Nalen-
tine party in the Masonic hall last
evening
The Calumet Elks are making plans
for masquerade party to be conducted
in the Elks temple, probably ON Mon
day evening. Feb %. \ pleasant time
is in prospect.
Charles Zryd, Charles Porter. Peter
FroclingsdorG. Albert Nelson and John
Brown of Marquette are Calumet Wis
itors today
Mrs. Henry Grieninger is visiting |
with friends and relatives in Maus-
tique for short time
+. l.. Nelson arrived home today |
from Detroit who're he has been locat-
ed for some time, and likely will make
his home in Calumet.
Miss Mildred Justified of CRYSTAL
Falls is spending a short time as the
guest of her sister, Miss Alma Lust
deld, teacher in the Calumet schools.
Fred Orenstein visited in Ishpemins
Friday and yesterday.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jane
Fray was held this afternoon. with ,
services in the Calumet NJ f.. church
n charge Of Rev. Adams and inter-
nent in Lake View ,
II. J. Vivian has departed for Port I
Arthur, ont, to attend the funeral of
lis sister, Mrs. NJ. e. Raley, word f i
whose death was just received The
lecedent was well known in Calumet.
'aving frequently visited here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Stanley are Wis
ting with friends and relatives in De- 4
rot. ON their return they will he ac- t
ompanicd by their son, Harry stan |
ay, who has been located in Detroit a
he past seven years. III
II. p. Terrill and Edward Evans have I
rived here from Butte to take posi- +
ions with the c. Il H. Mining COM G
any. n
a daughter has been born to Mr.. and g
lrs. Joseph Pollard of South Kear- $
arge.
{. H. Names of Pequaming. was a
usiness visitor i'm Calumet today
=. \. Lewis of st. Louis is business
isitor in Calumet. :,
In the c. q II. hockey league last G.
'ening, the Miners defeated the Elec- q
'icians by the score of to o. @
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brisk of 500 u
ortland street, are the parents of -
IN. born this week. :.
The nom commissioned officers of the II
alumct Engineers, will meet at the ID,
'mory tomorrow afternoon to form an 4,
'ganization which will work in the in
rests of the company at all times.
The valentine social given by the
dies of the Calumet NJ. f.. church II ;,
e church parlors last evening proved :,
Try successful
The Calumet Engineers defeated the -
unising Y. NJ. c. a. basketball team
: the score Of 80 to 81 in the contest n
aged Thursday evening at Munising. y
Frank Murray has arrived home d
ON Lucknow. ontario, where he at 81
ndcd the funeral of his brother. John q
urray a former resident of Calumet, %
no was killed in the woods near "A
'ccnland. 81
Calumct's older residents will learn n
lh regret of the death last week in n
On Mountain of stephen Tcrrll. Il RI
rmcr resident of this city. At the be- E
ming of the civil war, Tcrrll en- N
ted with the Ontonagon company -
ID served throughout the war. He WAS
1ployed for? numbers of years as
I'll sharpener by the G. & H. Mining H
mpany, but had made his home with 81
son i'm Palat>a, near Iron Mountain E
+ "a number of years IN
pROCFEDINGc EOP IIpEI