The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-06

LOCAL BREVlTlEs.


Reuben Dunn has arrived home from
a visit to Iron River.
The funeral of the fifteen-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Szanyi
of kearssrge, will be held Sunday at
ternoon with services at the Hungar-
ian church.
| The Epworth League of the Swed-
ish Episcopal church will entertain at
social and concert in the church
parlors this evening.
John McPhail has arrived home from
Lansing and other lower Michigan
points.
Vernon Daley formerly a member of
the Keweenaw Mounted Police force
has left for his home in Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Overholt will
leave shortly afor Detroit where they
will make their home.
Miss Alice Smith has arrived home
from a visit to Duluth, st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Mrs. L. f.. Green of Deu oft and
Mrs. c. J. Cavern of Diorite, are visit
ing with friends in Calumet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pietala has
returned to Calumet from Astoria,
ore, and will resume their residence
here.
Misses Freda Fink and Ruth d.
Hicks of New Richmond, Wis. are
visiting with friends i'm Calumet.
Misses Pauline Loeb, May Butler
and Kate Spence are expected home
today from Menomonie, Wis, where
they were graduated from Stout Do
nestle Science school this week
The North Tamarack dam Thurs
day broke through its northern banks
Repairs will be made at
once
The G. & II. band rendered a very
enjoyable concert at the Centennial |
mine last evening.
Robert and Thomas BENEFITS have |
returned their residence in Mohawk |
after having been located for several |
months in British Columbia and in
Arizona.
Matt Chopp has opened a branch |
establishment at Ahmeek. 1t
has been placed in charge of his broth
er, Fred Chopp.
Joseph IL. Richard Of Detroit is Wis
Ting with copper country friends for a
short time.
:. G.. Trevethan is expected home
tomorrow from Norway Mich, where
ne was called last Sunday owing to the
death of n sister
The Phoenix Social club will enter
ain at a grand ball in the Phoenix
school house this evening.
Miss Alice Vivian of Tamarack de-
parted last evening for Detroit and
over Michigan cities where she will
'isit. Before her return she will visit
It West Branch, Mich, with Rev. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Merrill Rev. Merrill was
ormerly pastor of the Tamarack NJ. L.
hurch.
Mrs. Richard Nelson of Mine street
entertained at shower at her home
Thursday evening, in honor of Miss
FERN Crum. one of the members of the
calumet teaching corps, who Is to be
married shortly.
Mrs. n. a. Lanctot has returned to
-aurium after a two weeks visit in
John Swetish of Osceola has left for
where he will locate
Joseph Schives Of Osceola has re-
urned from Eveleth, Mimi, where he
as been located for the past half
ear.
John Mardi and son, James, of Os-
cola, have gone to Virginia, Mimi.
where they will reside.
William Grehosky of Marquette dis
riot manager for Sperry & Hutch
nson Trading Stamps Co, has re-
urned to his home after a brief visit
n Calumet.
j. a. Moder has returned from
rief visit in the iron country.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Angeli-
a Massoglia of Tamarack street, Lau-
ium, was held this morning. Servi ,es
we're conducted at st. Mary's Italian
hurch and burial was in Lake View.
Mrs. James Daily Of Globe, Ariz., is
listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1urdock Mcdonald of Rockland street.
The funeral Of he late Mrs. Emil
londeau will he acid Monday morn
ng. leaving the Nondeau residence
{ Mohawk at 100 o'clock. Services
viii he conducted at Sacred Hear;
hurch at 9 "'clocX and burial will he
n Lake View.
Miss Lena Kerr. who was graduated
ecently from the Illinois Training IN
chool for nurses. has returned 10
'alumet to spenG the summer with her
PARENTS.
The automobile owned by Angelo
'urto was wrecked near the Mawrenca
arm last night when the machine
truck "A COW and was forced into the
Itch. Mr.. Curto was slightly injured.