The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-13
LODGE NEWS
Continued from page FIVE.


train, a special, crashed head-on into
freight train, owing to an open
switch, Beatty's presence of mind and
his nerve in sticking To his post saved
the lives of all the members, in the be-
lief of the lodgemen, only few of
whom were hurt at all seriously.
Grand Prelate is Here.
Grand Prelate Van Der Walker of
the Knights of Pythias of Michigan
visited Laurium lodge i'm a semi-ofl-
cial capacity last Monday evening and
will be the guest of the members OF
Charity lodge at their weekly meeting
tomorrow vening.
Laurium lodge conferred the third
degree Monday and will exemplify the
first degree next Monday evening.
Preparations are being made for the
Leap Year party to be given at the
bank hall on New Years night. There
will be no meeting on Christmas
night.
Charity lodge, No. 131 will elect Of
ficers for the ensuing term at the
meeting tomorrow evening and will
confer the second degree. 1t is likely
that other important business will
come before the lodge at this time.
Supreme Officers.
Albert Haas, supreme director and
G.. w. Moreau, state manager for Wis
consin and Northern Michigan, both
of Marinette, Wis, win be present at
the weekly meeting OF Enterprise
lodge. Modern Brotherhood Of Amer
lea at the Laurium bank hall tomorrow
evening to explain the new rates
adopted at the last supreme conven-
ton and TO answer any questions con-
corning them.
It is planned 10 have the meeting
take the form of a county reunion and
the members from Lake Linden, Hub
bell, Dollar Bay and other towns Of
the county as well as visiting mem
bers will be present Following the
business of the meeting, there will be
n luncheon and smoker.
Hibernian Elections.
The meeting of the joint committee
Of Divisions No. and 3, A. O. H., In |
charge of the preliminary arrange
ments for the celebration on st. Pat
rick's day, which was to have been
held last Sunday evening, will be held |
1t the Sacred Heart school next Sun
day.
Division No. of Laurium will elect |
officers for the ensuing term next
Sunday and one week from next sun
lay, Division No Calumet will
hose officers for the coming term.
Calumet Lodge !. o. o. F.
At last evenings meeting of Calu-
net Lodge, No. 1874, /. o. O. T., the /
MEMBERS of Lake Linden lodge an
ounced that they would be unable TO
ONE to Calumet to confer the inltia-
Dry degree next Tuesday evening as
expected but would come here
t some future date. The degree will
e conferred by the Calumet lodge
Fam.
The second degree was exemplilled
lst evening.
Mcleod is Coming.
worn mas Deen reCclNtu mere 10 the 4
fleet that Arthur Mcleod, grand lee
nrer Of the grand council, r. & s. NJ.
+ Detroit will come to the copper (,
ountry next summer for the purpose A.,
f casting for grayling trout at otter
yer. Mr.. Mcleod has many friends
l the copper country who will be
leased to see him. r
New Deputy For Sons.
Word has been received In Calumet o
ON John Shea of Detroit, grand pres a
ent OF the Sons Of st. George of
ichlgan. announcing the appointment i,
Sam Trevarthen of Calumet as dep %
y for this city during the coming n
ar. >
Calumet Aerie r. o. e. y
Considerable important business Is
come before the regular meeting OF
llumet Aerle, Fraternal Order OF Ea
es this evening. --.c~A' - 90 ties
IN be initiated and ct&c .La,.ers q
i'll come up. la
German Aid Society. II,
The annual meeting Of the German 81
d Society will be held on Friday lh
C. 20. at which time officers for the !,
suing term will be selected. ln