The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

LOCAL BREvITlES.


Mr.. and Mrs. John Eplett OF fON
Elm street are the parents of a son.
Rev. III. Magahay has arrived hom'
] from Saginaw. where he attended th'
annual meeting OF the Detroit NJ. Il
conference.
T.. j. Ferguson, clerk of Kentor
township and Peter Paquette, both Of
2 Sidnaw, visited with local friends yes
terday.
The Mineral Range road is hand
ling a cargo Of 5000 tons OF hard coal
from the Ripley coal docks for Edward
Ulseth.
Joseph Supanich OF Osceola has gone
to Shingleton. where he expects to
make his home.
Rev. c. L. Adams has arrived home
from the Detroit NJ. E conference at
Saginaw.
The funeral of little -year-old
| Cyril Strike, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam ]. Strike. who met his death by
being struck by a Mineral Range train
Thursday. was held this afternoon.
with services from the Centennial NJ.
f. church in charge of Rev. II. Maga-
hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex MacDougall have
returned from Kincardine, ont, where
they visited with friends.
Little Miss Mary Strange, daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Strange OF Hec-
Ia location was pleasantly surprised
by her friends Thursday evening. the
occasion being her ninth birthday an
niversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Renowden have
arrived home from months visit to
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Angeline Murray and Miss Hell
en- Willett have left for Chicago. Mil
waukee and Rock Island, where they
will visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hooking are
home from a visit to Chisholm, Minn.
Phillip Dougherty OF Chicago, for |
merly a pioneer resident OF the Cen |
tral Mine location and Eagle Harhor. |
visited with old acquaintances in the |
district this week.
Mrs. James w. Doyle is confined to |
ii'l ibilt WIN IL pam VI iiJhlN " llti
foot. one Of the small bones has been
fractured
Miss Rose Ziebert has returned from
Chicago, where she made her home
for the past three years. For several
weeks past Miss Zeibert has been in
poor health and she hopes the trip will
be beneficial to her.
Ned Peters, formerly OF Mohawk,
who returned TO his former home in
England a short time ago, has enlisted
in the English navy, according to ad-
vices received here.
Sheriff John Hepting has gone to
Isle Royale, where he expects to place
, lien on a fishing smack located there
Bert Barnham of Calumet is making
for the erection of sum-
ner cottage at Eagle Harbor.
Ferdinand ID. Petermann of Wolver-
ne, is reported to be seriously i'll at
MS home.
Repairs to the Manitou Island light
house have been completed.
The Busy Bee society of the Nor
vegan NJ T.. church was entertained
)y Mrs. Roy Ward at her home on
eighth street last evening. The even
ng was spent with music and other
diversions, after which luncheon was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. 70. l. Real and daugh-
er of Baraga have arrived here to
'ist with relatives.
Irving Vivian has recovered from
MS recent illness and will resume his
iuties Monday.
Arthur Paoli OF Negaunee is visiting
among Calumet friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. William f. Hartman
IF Mohawk are the parents of n
laughter.
L. A. Kemp Of Minneapolis is in
Calumet for a few days on business.
Street Commissioner Jacka and a
'orce of men are engaged in resurfac
ng the macadam roadway on Sixth
street, north of Pine. leading to the
Copper Range depot
Frank Biegel and family of Calu
met have departed for Los Angeles,
California, where they expect to make
heir home.
John Simonich, George Sachen. Jr,
and Frank Dunbar, all Of osceola, left
today for L'Anse, where they expect
TO purchase farms.
John Bowden has departed for the
500, where he expects to locate.
Mrs. Thomas Pearce has returned
from Crystal Falls, where she has been
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Albert Eplett OF Ironwood has
arrived in Osceola to visit with Mr.
and Mrs Richard Mitchell