The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-15
LOCAL BREvlTlEs.
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Joseph VerrIer or Gilbert. MINI
Mrs. A. T. Burns of Rockland and Mrs
j. c. Overland and son Of Duluth ar
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Nerrier O
Tamarack having been called To III
copper country because Of the illness o
a brother.
George Grand and family have lief
for Prentice, Wis. where they vii
visit for three or four weeks.
Alphonse Durand has departed FOL
Montreal, Canada, where he viii visit
for short time. on his return, he
will be accompanied by his children.
Mrs. John Simmons and two children
have arrived in the copper country
from Cornwall, England, To join Mr.
Simmons.
James l. Dolan of the Calumet post
office force departed on the ST. Paul
train for New York. en- route for Ire
land, where he will visit for about two
months.
Capt. and Mrs Lander and daughter
Miss Bessie of Kearsarge have left for
Detroit, where they will make their flu
ture home.
Miss Carmen Williams left yesterday
for Dodgeville. Wis. where she will
visit for the remainder of the summer,
Mrs. Thomas Gray. accompanied by
her son, Reuben, left Saturday evening
for Notre Dame to be present at the
commencement exercises this week at
which Wilbur Gray will be graduated
from the law department.
Mrs. William Renhll OF Waterworks
street departed Saturday evening for
Wis, where she will visit
her son Roy Cullis, member of the
baseball team. Before return
Ing. she also will visit Duluth and
fibbng.
William Wier and daughter Miss
May Wier, Miss Dunlop and Mrs. Will
liam Slemmons will depart Wednesday |
evening en- route for Scotland, where |
they will visit during the remainder of |
The summer.
The open air concert by the c. & IL |
band which was to have been given |
Tune at Ahmeek. will be given to-
morrow, Tuesday evening it is an
The funeral OF the late Michael |
Shude Of Tamarack was held this
morning with services in the Sacred
Heart church and interment in Lake
View.
George Westermann, upper PENN
iula secretary Of the Y. NJ. G. a. spent
sunday with his family in Laurium.
DR.. J. II. w. Kirton of Osceola has
esumed his practice after an illness of
everal weeks.
Daniel Mullen of Marquette is visit
ng with his brother, Andrew Mullen
nd family in Calumet.
Mrs. Peter Bray and son. Everett,
ave left for Ducktown. Tenn. her for
ner home. where they likely will re-
ide. Mrs Bray recently suffered the
Dss Of her husband through death in
alumet.
Josiah Rowe of Globe, ella, county,
rlzona, has arrived in Calumet to To-
ate.
Steve Anderson of Detroit is a Wis
or among friends in Calumet.
Mrs. j. Penegore of Rockland, on
Dnagon county, is q visitor among
riends i'm Calumet.
The Keweenaw County Benedicts,
aptained by Vernon Judevine will play
ne Keweenaw Bachelors captained by
William BENEFITS at the Crestview
ark next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Gillies is recovering from
recent operation in the Calumet
ublc hospital. ;
Miss Grace McCarron is expected
ONE from Chicago, Friday. Miss Nc
AKRON will accompany her brother, .
r. Patrick McCarron to Calumet, the
liter having recently been ordained I
, the priesthood at Cincinnati. He :
i'll celebrate his first mass in the Sa-
red Heart church next Sunday.
Fred Bromley of Chicago, n repre-
,ntative OF the Universal Film COM
any, is business visitor in Calumet.
Mrs J. G.. winners and son, Fredcr-
*. will leave Tuesday evening for
'uluth. Mimi, and Fargo, n. d., where
ley will visit with friends.
Mrs. Chris Gribble underwent sue
nssful operation in the Calumet Pub
c hospital today
Mrs. William Phillips of Menominec.
,rmerly OF Calumet, is visiting at the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips IN
r., on Mine street.
Mrs. William Hollenbeck and son, Of
onkers. n. Y, formerly of Calumet,
re visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Irs Victor +. Engstrom.
Mrs. Slayton of Superior Wis. is III
listing at the home of her mother,
IRIS. NJ. Osborn on Sixth street.
DELEGATES RETURN.