The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-08
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LOCAL BREvlTiES.
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The funeraI OF the three-year -olc
daughters OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred stone
OF Ahmeek was held yesterday after
noon with interment in Lake View.
Calumet friends have been advised
of the birth of a son last week to Mr.
and Mrs. N. b. Smith Of Detroit. Mrs
Smith formerly was Miss Marion Kill
mar of Calumet. and her son is the first
grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Kill
mar of this city.
Attorney T.. A. McNally, who has
been seriously i'll with typhoid fever, is
improving rapidly.
Joshua Langsford of Springfield, Mo-,
formerly of Calumet is expected here
the first of next week for visit with
friends. Mrs. Langsford and son will
accompany him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Sullivan and son
Arthur left Saturday for st. Paul,
where Arthur will enter st. Thomas
Military college to complete his high
school course.
Nightwatchman and Mrs. James
Glasson arrived home Yesterday from
Cornwall, England where they spent
the summer with friends.
Private Edward Higbee OF Company
l.. Jackson. who was on duty in the
copper country during the strike, is
visiting with friends here.
Word has been received here of the
birth of n daughter TO Mrs. 5. Gaspa
rovich, wife of DR.. Gasparovich of
Joliet, H., formerly of Calumet.
Misses Ida Hosking and Zenda Fish
have returned to their home in IRON
wood after visiting with Kearsarge
friends.
Stanley Martin expects to leave i'm a I
few days for Evanston, H., to resume
his studies at Northwestern Univer-
sity.
Miss Maude Sleep of Detroit is Wis
ting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sleep of Kearsarge
Clyde Donald will leave this week for
Albion College to resume his studies.
Mr.. Donald has spent the summer in
)ntOnagon.
Harry Eplett, who has spent the past
summer with friends in Cornwall, Eng
and, arrived home yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. +. Verrier of South
Bend, Ind, have left for their home af-
or visiting with Mrs. Verrier's father
Dr. Whistler.
Misses Pearl and Rachael Trudgeon
4 Calumet visited at the Burgan home
n Lake Linden yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Perks and daugh-
er Of Ann Arbor are visiting with Mr..
nd Mrs. Thomas Trevarthen.
Miss Agnes Hetebruet OF Chicago,
as left for her home after visiting
With Miss Carrie Karkeet.
Miss, Irene Kelley has arrived home
rom "A two months visit in Chicago.
rand Rapids and O'Neil Nebraska.
Mrs. Alex MacLean is home from
.ipley, Ont, where she has been visit
~ during the summer
1t is understood the Lansing team of
ne Southern Michigan league has
lade overtures to McMann the husky
lliutth Htluer ana lHdt the allcf mas
gned to play with that team during
ne coming season
Quite n party Of Keweenaw county
left Saturday for New
ork city en- route home To the father
nd to enlist in the Roumanian ar
lies.
Joseph Carne superintendent of the
illage water systems, is today engaged
l repairing a leak in the lake main on
inc street, near Sixth.
Fred Larson has arrived home from
ochester, Mimi, where he under
'ent treatment at Mayo Bros. hos
tal.
Miss Ida Wuornos is spending a va
alton among friends and relatives in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. T.. K. COrby has arrived here
ON Mellen, Wis, to join her husband.
Miss Freda Hansen OF Osceola left
'day for Milwaukee, where she will
lsit with relatives.
Raymond Pargoski left today for
coma, Wis, where he expects to make
Is home