The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-19
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The Calumet EMginecrS basketball
ieNm Viii entertain at q dancing party
IN the light Guard armory, Friday
evening The 4. n "a orchestra viii
furnish muStc. There will be prac
thee basketball game between I'VE
picked teams
hr n. W Breeze, the well known
Indian missionary. who spent several
dSys IA the copper country, has gone
IL IronWoOd
Whl LAYERS. Roy Borgo and Emil
NNels are expected home this week
from The Michigan Agricultural COL
| lego At Lansing.
Among the Calumet students who
viii return from the L. Of NJ To spend
the holidays at home are, Miss Marie
TAYLOR, Alfred PAUL. Tom Soddy. VIII
! Roberts James Lisa Leslie MoClell-
and, Rudolph Smith and George cha
tel
Robert \. Baker of Odena. Wis. who
has been visiting in Calumet, has left
Tor Hancock
short business visit IL Milwaukee.
Miss Marie Sullivan has arrived
home from Chicago. where she has
been studying at the Chicago Art In
stitutr.
Sidney Hicks left last evening for
Cornwall, knsland where he expects
10 spend the winter. He will arrive
there in time for New Years
Business people and clerks with huI
a short time for supper Saturday. Dee
2lst. will do Well 10 attend the pasty
supper al The Salvation Army build
ing, commencing at o'clock. Prompt
service is promised. 4 hot pasty and
a cup of tea of coffee VIII be served for
ten cents.
William BENEFITS has returned Ia
his home al Eagle river. after spend
ing a few days in Calumet
Justice JackoIa Is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
Appropriate Christmas exercises
We're observed this afternoon i'm sew
eral grades OF the Washington school.
George Harrigan of Milwaukee. rep
resenting Weis Bros, Co. of that city,
is in Calumet on short business trip.
The condition of Gervin Ross, agent
for the Copper Range road, is still
serious
Miss Mamie O'Brien has resigned
her position as stenographer for Lee
Gendre a. Driscoll, lawyers and will
leave Saturday for her home in lsh-
peming To reside. She has been en-
ployed In the Office of the firm. form
erly O'Brien d LeGendre. for -four
years
Ralph Minnear. pupil in the JEFF
ferson school. fractured his arm this
morning by falling on the slippery
sidewalk outside the school while
playing with other pupils. The frar.
ture was reduced at the g. " H. hos
pital.
George ID. Westermann, upper pen
lnsula secretary Of the Y. NJ. G. \.
left this morning for Ishpeming.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church held Il
Chris tmas meeting this afternoon in
the church pariors.
Physical Director tombstone of the
Y. NJ &. A. is busily preparing the
program for the Junior athletic cXhibi.
ton at the gymnasium New Year
night The program will b. very
elaborate one.
c. J.. StOat of Ishp-mins is a bus
ness visitor In Calumet for few days
John Harrington of Copper Harbor
is visiting with friends in Calumet
g. +. Shepherd of Rhinelander Wis
Is the guest OF friends IN Calumet
l.. II. Hall and wife will leave this
afternoon for Detroit where they viii
visit
Capt. James Hoatson left this after
noon for Milwaukee on short bust
ness visit.
W. j. Macdonald left yesterday af-
ternoon for Lansing on business con
nected with the recent decision anent
the congressional situation.
Miss Dorothy Veaie arrived home 1t
noon today from Oberlin, ohio. where
she has been attending school and viii
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Neale of Os-
CECILIA.
VIII ". Wagner the well known
iewelry salesman, who has given po-
iitical addresses in several parts of The
copper country. is IN Calumet for
short time