The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-23

LOCAL 6REvITiEs.
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James McGnth is reported as i'm.
proving from his recent illness.
Miss Alice Congdon. who has been
seriously IN, is greatly improved
Mrs. Nelson Belangie is at the c. &
II. hospital undergoing treatment.
a son has been born to Mr., and Mrs.
Alfred Messier OF Calumet avenue.
Fred Harris left yesterday for De-
troit. where he may decide to locate.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
ole II. Borchgrevink OF Calumet street
William =. BENEFITS left last nigh,
for 81. Ignace. where he VIII spend a
few days
Henry Wertha and John Brentz OF
Baraga, We're Calumet business VISIT
ors yesterday.
Felix War; Of Milwaukee. is the
guest OF his cousin. Harry A. Cold
smith for a few days.
Master Robert, son OF Mr.. and Mrs |
James Mcclure. who has been i'll with
scarlatina, is convalescing.
Miss Ursula Stannard has returned |
from Rockland, where she was called |
on account OF the death of a relative.
The choir or Christ church. Episco-
pal. is practlcing its Easter music.
Miss Mabel Liddicoat has charge OF
the choir.
Mrs. l. Goldsmith is expected home
today from n short visit to Chicago.
She will be accompanied by her daugh-
Ter. Mrs. Herman Arnstam.
c. !. Bashore. is expected home ear
~ part of next week from trip to
eastern and southern states. While
AWAY he purchased fruit farm and
chicken ranch In Maryland.
The funeral of the six-months' -old
'hild Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J. James
# Allouez. took place this afternoon.l
Rev Joseph A. Ten Brock. rector oil
christ church Episcopal, officiating.
Rev. FIR Wolny of the St. Anthony's
'olish church has left for Ironwood,
where he will spend several days Rev.
'cavoda OF Bessemer will preach at
he st. Anthony's church tomorrow.
The Arabian Knights club of Calu- !
net will give a dance in the Italian
all, Seventh street Monday evening,
Ipril s. The Ideal orchestra will fur
ish the music.
There was a well attended meeting '
( Calumet Commandery, Knights of !
he Golden Eagles, last evening in
'unn's hall, on Sixth street. The mem
ers INDUCED in regular drill work, |
nll dress uniforms being worn.
'Uncle Toms Cabin" will be pro- J
uced in Finnish tomorrow evening,
! the Calumet theater. by the Finnish I
club for the first time in the $
istory OF this country. A strong cast l
local Finnish amateurs will present u
ne popular southern play.
IL is now expected that the girls a
no are quarantined in the Normal
,hool dormitory will have improved {
Efficiently by the first of next week y
} permit OF the raising of the quar- s
1tine. There were no new develop
ents yesterday.-Mining Journal. I
An excellent entertainment has been "
rovided for this evening in the Calu-
et NJ. T.. church. when Mrs. c. l.. J.
dams will read portions of the story n
Uncle Toms Cabin" TO he illus
ated with life pictures. formed by ="
embers of the church. Abe Roberts l.
i'll read several stories depicting ne G
70 life.
The members Of the Calumet COM p
unity committee of the Men and Re- I
gion Forward movement. met in thel
NJ. c. A. last evening, for the pur- :"
)se of closing up business details 81
with the recent meetings
this community in connection with II
lie movement. All of the bills were IL
'dered paid and other business trans
tied. 1t was decided TO leave the mat S
r OF carrying on the work In the a
inds of the several chairmen. IL