The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-05
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Miss :. Chamberlain of Hancock. b
visiting Calumet friends.
Jacob Kallio of Fifth street, has re-
turned from "A hunting trip.
The Progressives of Calumet enter
tanned AT largely attended smoker
in the Finnish hall last evening.
Twins, boys. were born yesterday
To Capt. and Mrs. William HALEY oi
Caledonia street
Charles Shelly expects to leave this
week for Ralph, Dickinson county
where he will spend few days.
Pat Ryan, Chris Hirsch and Matt
Hirsch leave today for Ralph, Dicken-
son county. where they will hunt.
The Calumet Elks will entertain at
dancing party in the Temple build
ing ON Friday evening.
Mrs. Jane Mccarthy Of Winona, has
returned home after visiting with cal
umct friends.
FREQ Trembath arrived here yester-
day from Toronto. Canada. and Will
make Calumet his home
Olaf Olson, formerly Of this city, IL
expected here this week 10 visit. He Is
now located ON the Mesaba range.
George Mccullough left today for
the lower end of Keweenaw, where he
will spend few days hunting.
Miss Sadie Millmapn, of Rockland
street has gone to Detroit where she
viii spend some time visiting friends
and relatives.
Copper country automobile owners
are already procuring their 1913 Ii
cense tags which are on sale at the
state department..
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Knight have
left for Peru, S. A., where Mr.. Knight
VIII introduce the lngersoll- Rand
drilling machines.
Folke Ekblom who has been located
here for some time will leave about
the middle of the month for Milwau-
kee. where he expects TO reside.
The Calumet Salvation Army work.
ers are selling tags today, the pro-
ceeds of the sale to go towards the
fund for national memorial for
General Booth.
Co. A. Engineers will hold its regu-
lar drill on Thursday night, and the
committee named to direct the ar
rangements for the dancing party on
Thanksgiving eve will meet to dis
cuss plans.
Az an rf Ss,pIaN, ftar
Moons religious meeting at the Y. NJ
c. A. there viii be organized by the
local association fNe bible classes for
boys and two for men II is hoped
these classes will be in operation next
week.
~ The Michigan Auto company has re-
ceived two 1913 model demonstration
cars, one 30-horsepower torpedo and
the other horsepower six-cylin-
der. seven passenger touring car.
The Calumet and Baltic soccer foot
hall teams will meet in Calumet to-
day. This is the first game between
these teams and should be very inter-
esting.
Nathan Lurie leaves this afternoon
for Chicago on business.
+. 81 Baldwin of Sparta, Wis, is In
Calumet on business.
The Y. NJ. c. A. X-Ray club held Us
regular meeting last evening.
Capt. Thomas Hoatson and Capt
James Hoatson will leave this after
noon FOR Chicago on a business trip.
Misses Hazel and Laverne Whyte
leave this afternoon for a visit to Chi
cago ana New York
w. ID. Mcintosh. route agent for the
Western Express company has left for
after business visit here.
T. r. Lewis of Duluth, assistant
general manager of the South Shore
road is i'm Calumet today on business.
Henry Gomash. Claude Volt and
Clarence Rossberg Of Houghton were
the guests of local friends for shoot
lime Sunday
Henry Toupin will leave tomorrow
for Detroit where he expects to visit
with friends.
Straw votes are being taken In
many of the school rooms today thus
giving tne cniluren an lued OF now
elections are conducted.
Jacob Grahek Of Calumet has re-
turned from a two days hunting trip
to Keweenaw county with doe and
a buck.
The members Of the Calumet Ia
Vorite club are highly pleased at thc
success of their party last evening.
held i'm the Light Guard ArmorS. one
IF the biggest attendances this club
ever enjoyed was in evidence. Coco
music for dancing was furnished by a
:. e VI. orchestra. One Of the fea-
lures Of the evening was the moon
lance" with special electrical effects
The Armory was tastefully decorated
Japanese lanterns being conspicuous.