The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-19
LOCAL 6REvlTiES.


The Junior League Of the TamaGck
NJ. T.. church. will hold social IN The
church parlors saturday evening \
program of vocal and INSTRUMENTAL
numbers will be rendered and refresh
ments served, and there will be a fish
Eond, candy sale and other features
The Home Missionary society cf the
Tamarack NJ, T.. church will hold Il
thank Offering service Wednesday eve
ming in The church. Ia be addressed by
Mrs. 4. l.. Adams and Rev. Jesse Po-
vey. The Tamarack male quartette
will be in attendance and will render
special music.
Special Thanksgiving day rates
have been offered by all of the rail
roads coming into the copper country.
DR.. J. VI. Walsh of Nashville. Tenn,
and sister. Miss Nellie Walsh. of ST.
lgnace, have left for their homes af-
ter visiting with DR.. and Mrs. A. G.
Roache.
Mrs Elizabeth Heikkila of Duluth
has left for her home after visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Heikkila.
The public schools OF Calumet are
taking "a collection for the Good VIII
Farm at Houghton.
Roland n, Vivian. of Seattle, Wash.
Is visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. f..
Vivian. of Laarium street, Herla loca
ton. This is Mr. Vivian's first visit
20 Calumet in five years, He formerly
resided here, who're he wGs norn ans
raised. He was fof, number OF wears
a member of the Calumet Congrega-
tiOnal church and choir
4 handsome new electric sign is be
ing installed outside the Offices Of Ed
ward niscth, Fifth street by sam Me
Clure.
The windows Of st, Josephs SloVe-
niau church are being covered To pro
tect them from the frost and snow :his
winter.
william Harris left East night for
| Detroit. and will probably locate there.
Bert Forster has returned from "a
hunting trip To Ralph Dickinson com
! ~. He GOT two deer
Arno Miller has returne from "A sue
cessiul hunting trip in the iron col,n
| Try.
| Frank Nastbnder has returned from
A visit To Manistinue called there ~
the SCI ious illness of a brother.
Representative Macdonald plans
before the first of the year t. make Il
trip through the Twelfth district on
which he Will visit all the counties
| John Il. Wertin, of MiddletOWn,
| Wis. where he conducts a brewery, is
| wedding of his sister Miss Agnes u.
10 DR.. Frank Kern, of Cleveland.
There was n good attendance at the
fair and bazaar held last evening by
| the congregation of st. Joseph's Slo-
| venian church. large number of
articles were disposed of. During the
] evening a concert was held ana re-
| freshments served. The fair will be
continued this evening and each eve-
ming this week.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Corde-
liza Jacka took place this afternoon,
leaving the residence at . o'clock.
Services were held at the Calumet
NJ. f.. church, Rev. C. l.. Adams. pas
tor. officiating. Members of the Elz-
| abeth Rebekah lodge attended in a
body.
The X-Ray club held regular
meeting in the Y. NJ g. a. lecture
room last evening
Basket bail PLAYERS in Calumet will
attend "A meeting called nv Physical
Director tombstone Of tha Y. VI. q. a
for tomorrow evening.
| Preachers Of the Methodist Episco
pal churches If Calumet left this
morning for lshpem,ng where they
|. will attend q meeting OF the Lake Su
perIOr district churches.
10 date township Treasurer George
Martin has issued 2i7 applications FOR
deer licenses. compared with a total Of
g25 last year
Frank Dederick of Chippewa Falls,
rs q visitor In Calumet on business for
a few days.
, II. T. Richards of Osceola went IT,
Iiouehlon today.
Several Calumet knight TcmplaTS
Will attend the fourth anniversary
party planned by Palestine Comman-
derry of tloushlon for tomorrow even
ing
Or NJ NJ Kerr viii leave this after
noon for Milwaukee, where he viii
spend several days on business
Ernest Carley, northwest agent tor
the Cunard Steamship lhtc Is H. Calu-
met on business today.
Rev. ". ~. C0liSeott, pastor Of the
Osceola VI. +. church left for ishpem