The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-01

LOCAL BREvITiES.


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DIR. $. C. Edwards of the c. & ii
hospital stan is home from a bushes:
visit to Chicago.
George Jacka has left for Milwau-
kee and Darien. Wis. where he will
enjoy an extended visit
Miss Kate Sullivan Of Manchester
n. H.. is visiting at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Robert achives of osceola,
Mrs. John Hill and two children will
leave this afternoon Tor Moline, ILL.,.
where they will visit with relatives
and friends for several weeks.
Patrick ID. Sullivan, who was plac-
ed in charge of the Ishpemng office of
the Detroit and Northern Michigan
| Building and Loan association last
winter has been transferred To Calu-
met and returned with his family to-
day to locate.
Mrs. Albert f. Hooper and children
left yesterday for Ypsilanti. where
Mrs. Hooper plans to pursue musical
studies for some months.
| Mrs. r. Sleep and children have ar
rived in Calumet from Plymouth,
| England. and will locate here.
| Elmo Sorrenen. formerly of Calumet
but now of Detroit has returned here.
Louis Arsenault and family have de-
| parted for Flint where they will make
| their future home.
job Minkkinen and Andrew Mittu-
men have returned from Northern
Minnesota, where they went "A short
time ago with view of locating.
Horace Riopelle and Tom Pearce
have returned from visit to Mar
quette and iron country points.
Ed Cummings has gone to the White
Pine district in Ontonagon county.
Mrs. Neil Beauchamp and Miss Mary
Beauchamp has returned from quebec |
Dan Harrington of the First Nation
a. bank STAFF is enjoying his vacation.
The Calumet and Hecla Mining COM
pany will send a force of carpenters to |
the White Pine. district in Ontonagon |
county this week to commence work on |
dwellings to be erected for employees.
Mrs. w. II. Strike and son Cyril and |
daughter Mllicent have arrived here
from Cornwall, England, TO join Mr.. !,
Strike, who is employed as "a black
smith at North Kearsargn
Selden Il. Crazy and wife left yes
terday for Chicago and Lansing. In
Lansing they will attend the Knight
Templar conclave and later they viii
visit the home offices of the Detroit
Life Insurance company If which Mr..
Crazy is copper country agent.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gibson, son Max AM
daughter Miss Madelainr have return
ed home from a sixteen months tour
Of Europe.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore of Hubbell, formerly
Of Calumet.
Caleb Weir of Mohawk is recovering
from injuries sustained when he acct
dentally eploded a percussion cap re-
Gently.
Roy Trebilcock who has been visit
ng with friends and relatives in Mo-
hawk has left for his home i'm Bisbee.
His mother also has left for her home
n Ishpeming, after visiting with To-
al friends.
John tombstone, physical director of ;
he Calumet Y. NJ. c. A. went to Eagle /;
Iarbor today to look over the Y. NJ. ,
; n. camp grounds at Grand Marais ,
o ascertain what work will be neces- $
'ary to prepare them for this years I
amp. I
Mrs. Harry Rutter has returned to Z
Ter home i'm Ironwood after visiting ,
Upper country friends. ,
Ed Heinonen of Mohawk has gone q
o Keystone, where he will join the I
nmerand brothers i'm their fishing ,
perations. :
Lyman Fisher who was injured while ,
t work in the G. q II. mine Friday, is I
'ir. Fisher underwent an operation
Jasper Lincoln has left for his home {
n Jackson, after spending the winter
ere. Earl Nestor accompanied him
s far as Chicago. g
Rev. FIR. Moinari has departed for n
is home in Vulcan after visiting local i
riends. u
Mrs. John w Newton, of Boise City, /
IDAHO. has arrived i'm Calumet to To- il
ate. (
Frank Ward. former president of @
he village of Red Jacket and later @
illage marshal, one of the pioneers I
( this district, has arrived here from q
'ornwall, England, where he has been \
ocated for the past few years. @
John Dymock of Bisbee, son of Mrs. y
Dymock of Sixth street, is r
isting among Calumet friends.
Capt. and Mrs. James Chynoweth
re home from the Elm River dis |,
riot. -
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