The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-17

ID. c. Miller of Ashland is a visitor
among local friends.
Miss Virginia tMackey is spending
few days at Dagle River.
w. Il. Flodin of Marquette was a Wis
itor among friends here today.
Miss Nellie Pearce of Centennial Wis
tied Houghton friends on Sunday.
William Tremberth of Duluth was
the guest OF Ahmeek friends today.
Arthur L. Mulical and wife of Calu-
met are the parents of a daughter.
John Simons of Calumet is spend
ing a short vacation at Algoma, Wis.
| Neil Clancy left today for Montreal,
after spending u short time in Calu-
met.
Pierce Roberts is expected home ear
ly next week from Chicago and other
cities.
f. NJ. Jewell of the Soo is the guest
of friends in the copper country for
few days.
Charles Gale of Calumet is expected
home this week from Chicago and
| other cities.
Wendell MacRae of Calumet left
yesterday afternoon for Chicago to
visit relatives.
Tom Wade of Calumet has returned
from short business visit to Chicago
and other cities.
Roger c. Williams of L'Anse has re-
turned horre after spending a short
time in Calumet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Orsalano return
ed home yesterday from an extended
trip through Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs r. +. Trasper of Chi
cago are the guests of their son Har-
old for few days.
Jerry Lamerand. the well known
Keweenaw fish dealer, is a business
visitor in Calumet.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sibilski have re-
turned from Madison. S. d., where
they have been visiting.
The fall term of the parochial school
of the st. Anne's church of Calumet
will open on August 30.
The annual picnic of the st. An
thongs Polish society will be held at
the c. & ii. park August 27.
Mrs. VIM. Paddock and son Robert,
of Oak street have gone to Marquette
where they will visit friends.
Misses Elodis and Florence Goulette
of Calumet leave tomorroy for Den
yer, where they expect to locate.
Mrs. Charles Ulseth of Calumet has
gone To Bette Girls where she will be
guest at the Ulseth cottage for week.
The annual picnic of the Christ
Episcopal church Sunday school will
be held tomorrow at the Portage En-
try.
John A. Moder and wife of Laurium
have returned from points in Wiscon-
sin where they have spent their va
cation.
THE primary department of the First
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the children, baseball game between
the Hancock and Calumet councils and
a tug of war.
The report of the national secretary
William j. Mckinley, OF New York,
presented at the convention recently
held Mt Toronto, reviews with salts
faction the growth of the order. and
declares that IL was never in a more
flourishng condition. The membership
of the order at the present time is
245,62S and British Columbia, Pana-
ma, Porto Rico, Canada, Newfound-
land, the Philippine islands and Cuba
have fiourishing councils. The total
membership OF the order this time last
year was 226,2S9. During the past
year there were no fewer than 1851
applications for membership.
The total receipts from July l, 1909,
To the same date this year, according
F.. to the national treasurers's report
were s216,099.41. or this, s167,629.O7
came from the councils in the form of
assessments, etc. The death benefit
fund has s626297S1; the mortuary
reserve fund sS,OSS,932.4S. The grand
total from all sources was s3,S99,429.-
40: the grand total of disbursements
was s3O6,162.70 and the balance, ex-
elusive of the fourth degree and Cath
Ollie University funds. s3,093,266.7O.