The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
LOCAL 5REvlTIEs.


;. A daughter was born this week q
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Trevarrow O
Section rs.
\ A daughter was born yesterday Il
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huber. Of the Al
bion location.
John knivel returned yesterday from
= Nestoria. accompanied by large buck
, which he killed.
Miss Rebeoca Douglass expects q
leave tomorrow for Raleigh. y. c. 10
spend some time.
. James Nekervis and son left yester-
day for Ann Arbor. where Mr.. Neker-
vis will undergo medical treatment.
Mrs Michael Brown Of Seventh
street is seriously an at her home
with severe attack OF pneumonia.
William Knight and Fred 4. Larson
and son left yesterday for Toivala,
where they viii spend a week hunt
! ing.
William Moore has gone to Hubbell
where he has accepted position as
ticket agent at the Mineral Range de-
pot.
The annual dance Of the Calumet
Aerie Of Eagles will be held in the
Italian hall November p. Good music
viii be provided.
Mrs Frank Nowakoski left this af- |
ternoon for Milwaukee % join her hus-
band. She has been making her home
with her parents on Eighth street
J. 4. Brewer railway mail clerk on
the Calumet-Channing and Calumet
Ontonagon runs. accompanied by his
Wife are visiting in Calumet today.
state Deputy Dairy and Food in
spector John T. Rowe is visiting Ke-
weenaw county points this week, taxi
ing food and milk samples for analy-
sis.
Village Clerk John J. Ellis, Jr., re-
ports a total Of three births and two 1
deaths I'm the village for the month Of
October There were no deaths from
Township Clerk George Martin is
iued his 2O3rd application for a deer
license this morning, passing last
ears total, and there are two weeks
f the season yet to elapse
Miss Florence. eldest daughter Of Mr. c
nd Mrs. Fred Kramer. Of Eighth
treet. Red Jacket. was pleasantly sur
rised last evening by a number Of her b
irl friends. The time was spent most q
leasantly Il
4 cantata, entitled THE Galllean," b
ill be rendered this evening in the Il
ed Jacket Congregational church, by b.
lGr of al. 4 n
augmented chorus OF vocal.sts, and al N
D an orchestra. in
The remains of the late Philip Serek. la
Tho dropped dead suddenly in Minnea- cl
oils Thursday, arrived i'm Calumet pI
Dday. The funeral viii take place to- m
S1rrow afternoon, with services at st. pi
.nthony's Polish church, and inter- p'
lent In Lake View cemetery.
Word has been Received in Calumet Il
hat Matt and Chris Hirsch, who are 81
pending ten days hunting in the vic "
lity Of Copper Harbor have each shot Il
deer. Chris Hirsch's buck is es- oi
mated to weigh at least $50 pounds, NJ
ne of the finest shot this season. fc
The funeral Of the late Henry Gel b
Pr will take place tomorrow afternoon W
18th services at the Sacred Heart II
lurch, Laurium. Interment will be in al
axe View cemetery. The remains a'
,ached here yesterday from St Louis, OF
10. III
Palestine Commandery. of Houghton. ii
ltertained last evening, the event Il
arking the third anniversary of the Ia
stitution Of the lodge. About fifty &c
nights, accompanied by their ladies. HI
ent to Houghton from Calumet. They CO
port having had a most enjoyable p
,cial evening. ci
The Home Fortnightly club will hold 50
s second monthly meeting for its fls- "
II year next Monday evenign at the OF
Dme of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Killmar. "
paper will he read by Rev. Luther SO
Long. pastor Of the Calumet Con- 10
'cgational church. on "The Small Ia
ollegc and it's Future" discussion fl!
i'll follow the reading of the paper.
In recent issue of the Michigan
ally News, a L. of NJ. student publ
alton, the name of Leslie Deli of Cal "
met appears as a member of the neg
tive side Of a debate on the subject,
Should Young Man Spend Time bi
nd Money to Secure a College Edu- lie
,tion?" Mr. Deli is. n member of the la
ectrical engineering department. k