The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-14
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Miss Florence Pender has arrived
hcrc from Cornwall. England, and vii!
make her home in Calumet.
Nv and Mrs. John C .Bcnnctts are
nome from a three weeks visit to AL
poua Detroit and Buffalo.
Misses Edith and Ellen Carlson
have returned from Marquette where
they attended the Normal summer
school.
John Scighman Of Cliff is suffering
| from a badly injured foot, the result OF
that member being stepped on by a
horse.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Bessie
NJ Martin, wife Of William Martin OF
Centennial, was held this afternoon
with services from the Centennial NJ.
y. church.
DIR. and Mrs. s. r. Edwards, who
recently were married at Ludington,
arrived here yesterday, having spent
short time with friends in lower
Michigan.
The marriage of Mrs. Mary Swetko-
vich to Peter Sanko, was solemnized
Wednesday morning by Rev. FIR. Me-
din OF the St. Johns Croatian church.
Miss Mary Richards has arrived in
Calumet from Cornwall. England, hav-
ing made the trip across the ocean on
the liner Mauritania, which was
chased by German cruiser en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cudlip and
daughter Clarice, arrived home this
morning from a trip To Duluth and
other cities.
Robert Wisler and G. Ripe of Flint
are the guests of Gust Woodstock,
brewmaster at the Calumet Brewing
company, for n few days.
Mrs. John II. Manner OF Detroit, for
merly of Calumet, has returned to her
home after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Dan Mackenzie of Laurium.
Work on the repairs to the exterior
OF the Swedish Methodist church OF
Sixth street, is nearing completion.
Asa Seeley OF the 500 is a business
visitor here.
Mrs. II. Il. Lamport OF Detroit, who
'dIlt " Calumet W bNA'lih Nii' iNhN''''
Of her nephew, Stewart Swinton, and
who has been visiting friends here
since, will leave this evening for her
home.
James Strachan OF Superior, Wis. is
a business visitor among local friends.
Miss Ida May Cook, daughter OF
Clarence II. Cook, director of the c.
& H. band, is organizing piano classes
for the coming season.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Mum
dy Of Kearsarge to Richard Chynoweth
OF Kearsarge, was solemnized last
evening by Justice William Fisher.
Joseph Lean and Pat Ryan of the
Red Jacket fire department and George
Strucel, janitor of the fire hall, are
home from the upper peninsula fire.
mep's tournament at Ishpeming.
Byron Hunt has returned to his
met friends.
Mrs. Louis Lehr of Detroit is visit
ing at the home Of Attorney and Mrs.
Ed. MacCormack.
Miss Oline Ulseth will leave this
evening for Detroit, where she will
visit with her sister for the remain
der Of the summer.
Mrs. Alfred Elliott of the Holman
Block who has been seriously i'll, Is
able to be about again.
Miss Bluitt of the Levin Jewelry'
has recovered from her recent illness.
Mrs. Archie Carruthers and children
who have been visiting with friends
and relatives in the copper country
leave today for their home in Detroit
Paul Maerle and John AndroVitch
leave tonight for Duluth to make their
future home.
Matt Hoyras and family leave TO-DAY
for Baraga county to locate on iarm
George Stephens leaves TO-DAY io'
Pittsburgh to visit and possibly u
locate.
nno LOT of polOred dresses values VI