The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-14

LOCAL BREvlTIES.


1
at Mohawk after having been located
in Miami. Ariz., for some time.
John Polkinghorne. who has been
located i'm Barrows, Mimi. for some
time has resumed his residence In the
copper country.
Matt Doney has returned from Iron
wood Ia resume his residence at Mo-
hawk. His father William Doney. is
expected to return shortly
Richard Leddra and James Anthony
who have been located in Miami Ariz-
ona, have resumer their residence IN
the copper country.
james Bottrell has resumed his res
idence in Mohawk after having been
located in Arizona tor several months.
Joseph Kohlhaas has returned from
| a business visit To Milwaukee anG
other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boggio are home
from an extended visit L. Genoa, Italy.
Miss Henrietta Nelson will leave
! tomorrow for the 500 where she Will
visit with friends for about three
weeks.
David Isham has arrived here from
Detroit and will make his home in CAL
umet.
Martin Messner is expected home to-
day from Milwaukee, where he attend
cd the Wolgast- Richie fight.
Elmer Udell and family are expected
home during the coming week from
Flint, to resume their residence in the
copper country
William r. BENEFITS, keeper of the
! Thunder Bay light, near Alpena, has
departed for that city after visiting
| friends and relatives here,
Ivan w Swift has resigned his po-
sition with the Kcweenaw Mounted po-
lice and has left tor his home in Ian
sing.
The members of Norine Rebekah
lodge of Allouez will conduct an apron
sale IN their lodge hall tins evening
\ program will be rendered.
Capt and Mrs. Joseph Il. Biscombe
of North Kearsarge were called TO on
tonagon last evening because of the
death of Capt. Biscombe's mother, Mrs.
Joseph r. Bscombe ST.. aged 81 years,
an old resident of the copper country.
Calumet Chapter, order of Eastern
Star, will entertain with a musical pro.
gram aud social gathering next Tues
day evening.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ma
thilda Huria was held this afternoon
from the Finnish church at Wolverine
with services in charge of Rev. \. l..
Heidcman of Calumet.
Mrs. Fred Hosang entertained the
members of the 800 club at her home
yesterday afternoon. The gathering
proved = pleasant one
SIR. and Mrs. Howard Cowan o.
Mohawk were pleasantly surprised by
n large party of friends Wednesday
evening. The evening proved a de-
lghtful enc.
II. c. Hooking will leave this even
on business.
Malcolm Mcleod arrived home this
morning from a two weeks visit
among friends in Kincardine and other
ontario points.
William Oliver has arrived here
from Ishpeming to resume his resi-
dence at Kearsarge.
f. J. Buckley has arrived here from
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Louis Sibilsky returned this
morning from an extended visit to
Oshkosh
ole Olsen is expected home today
from Milwaukee, where he attended
the Ritchie- Wclgast fight.
Mrs. II. NJ. George entertained last
evening in honor of Miss Rebecca
Clarke who is shortly to be married.
George Ross has arrived home from
a business visit to iron country points.
4 daughter was born this week to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maurin of Rcd
Jacket.
w. James of Oshkosh, Wis, is n
business visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nelson of Cen
tennial are the parents of a son. born
this week
\ daughter has arrived at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Musich Of
1918 Sixth street. Newtown
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. f.. Petcrmann are
home from Chicago where they visit
ed for few days after the close OF the
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