The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-20
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of the entertainment The music was
furnished by the c. & III. band and
Refreshments were served at the park
korayb Temple Ceremonial.
IL Is now planned to hold the next
, ceremonial session OF the members OF
korayb temple. ID. O. X. X, DURING
the time OF the first annual agricultu-
raj fair of the Northern Michigan
agricultural society to be conducted
In Laurium during September. Ac-
cording to present plans, this gather
ing will be one of the biggest of it,
kind ever attempted in the copper
country.
Eagles to Hold Picnic.
The annual picnic of the Calumet
Eagles will be held at the C. & IL
park tomorrow. II is planned to make
this the banner event of the year i'm
the copper country and it is thought
that IL will be largely attended Sports
and dancing will be the principal fea.
lures OF the Entertainment In the af-
ternoon and evening. A big parade
will DO held.
Odd Fellows Reunion.
August 4th is the date selected for
per Country Odd Fellows association
which will be held at the Freda park
this year special train will be pro-
vided for the members of the Calumet
lodges and encampment as we'll as
for the members Of the Patriarchs
Minitant, and 1t is thought that the
outing will be even bigger than the
one in IIoughton last year. Sports,
drills, dancing and other features will
DO provided.
Foresters OF America.
At the last regular meeting of John
Bobb Court. Foresters of America,
neld at Kearsarge. the following ON
GERS wero installed:
Chief ranger,-John Whitegraves
Sub-chief ranger, William Harris
past chief ranger, Thomas Ralph.
Recording secretary, William Pol
lard, Jr.
Financial secretary William Dunn.
Senior woodward Charles Lark.
Junior woodward, George Cornish.
Senior beatle, Thomas Curtis.
Junior beatle. John Penpraze.
Lecturer Thomas Prout.
The annual picnic of the Kearsarge
Foresters will be held at Lac La Belle,
Saturday. July 80. A special train has
been provided for this outing by the
Keweenaw Central road.
Laurium Lodge X. Of p.
At the regular meeting of the mem
bers of Laurium lodge, No 2O2
Knights of Pythias to be held next
Monday evening, the first degree will
be worked. This will be the first time
the dramatic first rank work has beer
exemplified by the members of the
Manistique. at which time the Laur-
ium team won the cup contest. Con
siderable interest has been manifested
| in the meeting next Monday evening.
Modern Brotherhood of America.
The members of Enterprise lodge
No. 1725, Modern brotherhood of Am
erica of I4aurium. have made arrange.
ments for q dancing party to be giver
at the Electric park next "wednesday
evening. The Twin City orchestra ha
been engaged to furnish music for thi
occasion and it Is expected that tn
party will be well attended.
Picnic at Crestview
The members of the Elizabeth Reb
Kah lodge, I. o. o. T., of Calume
/ nave made arrangements for their an
nual picnic which will be held at tn
Crestview park of the Keweenaw Cen
trail railroad tomorrow. The outin
promises To prove : very pleasant on
and large number Of visitors are ex
pected.
Bic Pythian Reunion.
Twenty thousand uniformed Knight
of Pythias together with as man
more from subordinate lodges of TN
order. are expected to visit Milwaukee
to attend the biennial convention O
the supreme lodge and encampment O
the Uniform Rank, beginning Angus
1.
The uniformed Knights from ever
state and from the provinces of Can
ada. will be encamped I'm tents l
camp Henry Parish Brown I'm In
northwestern part of that city. Spe
cial trains coming from all parts G
the United States will be started TO
ward Milwaukee next week One trai
from Chelsea, Mass, has alread
started on tour through Canada o
the way to Milwaukee.
The first encampment of the Uni
form Rank was held in milwaukee
twenty years ago. So successful wa
this event that milwaukee has remain
J ed name to conjure with among Py