The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-17
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LOCAL BREVlTIES.


Pierce McPhail, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John McPhail of Red Jacket is serious.
ly IN.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry.
man of Calumet, son.
Daughters have been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Wick of - North Tam
arack and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mara
Of Centennial Heights.
Attorney y. T.. Petermann is spend
ing a few days in Chicago on bust
ness. He will arrive home Monday.
Thomas w. BENEFITS of Eagle Har-
Dor and w II. BENEFITS of Eagle River
were Calumet visitors yesterday.
Walter Ruez of Ishpcming is a bust
ness visitor among friends i'm Calumet
jerry Deschoen of Detroit. the well
known drug salesman, is in Calumet
on business today
Cricket players in Calumet and
Tamarack are already discussing the
prospects for the season. IL is prob
able there will be only one team or
gani2ed this season in the entire Calu-
met district.
George Williams is home from a
Chicago business trip.
The Calumet Elks entertained al n
very enjoyable social function and
dancing party in the Elks temple last
evening.
Mrs. Walter Wood has gone to New
York City 10 visit with her sister.
Mrs. Katherine White
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hensley of Chi
cago, who were in Calumet during the
strike, are visiting friends in this
city.
j. T.. Porter formerly sergeant
with the Detroit cavalry, who was here
on strike duty, has returned to Calu-
met and may locate here.
Michael Leary has arrived home
from business trip to Chicago, in tho
interest Of his new Mems FURNISHINGS
store.
Peter Murphy who has been located
in the west for some time past. has
returned to Calumet.
Andre Formis of Ojibway has ar
rived home from a business trip to
Marquette and the iron country
William Treverrow of Mohawk, who
was injured in a blast a short time ago
is reported To be improving.
Supervisor S Russell Smith Of AL
louez township has been made chair.
man of the Keweenaw county board Of
supervisors.
Harry Pollard Of Ironwood has ar
rived here ana accepted a position as
shift foreman at the Mohawk mine.
Capt. John Pcntecost Of Centennial
has gone To Rochester, Mimi. 10 un-
dergo treatment in the Mayo hospital.
He was accompanied by Or. McRae.
Court Traverse, Foresters of Ameri-
ca Of Gay is planning a big social SEES
sion To he held Saturday evening.
Michael Scheen, miner, was Sc
Verely injured in "A blast at the South
kearsarge mine this week and Is un-
dergoing treatment in the Tamarack.
hospital.
The directors of the Finnish Work
mems Cooperative store have appoint
ed Peter Gabo as manager, To succeed
the late William Uitti.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the kearsarge Nj. Il. church has pre-
pared splendid program to be rem.
dered tomorrow evening in the church
parlors.
James l.. Foord of Chicago, chief in
spector for the Hartford Steam Boiler
Inspection and Insurance company. is
a business visitor i'm Calumet.
Negotiations are being conducted for
the sale of the old Cln NJ " church.
'he material in which is said to be in
excellent conditions despite the fact II
Is IN "a bad state of repair. If sold
tho proceeds will be used i'm repairing
the Phoenix church.
just received by express another 10,
Oh balmacaans. Vcrtin Bros.
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