The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-14
LOCAL eREviTles.

sanized AT the salvation Army. An
other organization Of Cornish singers
has also been started
Miss Mary J. Morgan of Northum-
berland. Pa, is visiting with her sis
ter. Mrs. Edwin Northy Of Calumet.
The Ladies Aid at the Osceola NJ. f.,
church will hold sale Of hand made
fancy work and other articles this al
ternoon and evening.
Henry Foster has purchased the
shoe shop Of Anton Rajunen on Fifth
street.
The Finnish residents of Calumet
viii arrange for a dancing party In the
Calumet Light Guard armory about
the middle Of the month.
Henry Vivian has been chosen as
manager for the second annual ex-
hibit of the Upper Peninsula Poultry
association in the Red Jacket town
hall Jan. l6-lS.
Roy A Young and bride are expect
ed home tomorrow from snort
east.
Mrs Martha Thomas mas returned
from Chicago, To spend the Christmas
holidays here.
Mrs. John MacLsughlin mas return
ed from visit To Milwaukee.
The Calumet Independent basket
bal! Team will go To Houghton this
evening Ia meet the NJ. c. NJ. team.
The game win be played IN the college
gymnasium.
Rev. FIR. Lucas klopcic, Of ST Jos
eph's Slovenian church. has returned
from a visit To ST. Assinins.
John Crowley. of Chicago formerly
clerk at the Arlington hotel, is expect
ed here today To spend the holidays
with relatives.
Mrs. John Coughlin, of Seventh
street, is ronvalescing from Il recent
illness.
Misses Rene Soddy and Helen
Fuller are expected home next week
from Marquette where they are at
tending the Normal school, To spend
the holidays with their parents.
The two-family frame structure re-
Seventh street, has been completed,
and is ready for occupancy. The
building il steam cheated, and fitted
With every modern convenience.
Peter Rebzich left yesterday after
room for Slovenia. Austria Hungary
where he will visit.
Bryon Malfroid is expected home
next week from Ann Arbor, and John
StefaneZ, Leo Schroeder. and Donat
Asselin from Milwaukee. where they
are attending Marquette University
They will spend the HOLIDAYS with rel
atives.
Arrangements are being made for
special street ear accommodation from
and II Portage Lake points. on the
occasion of the InierSe club dance,
which Is To be held in the Calumet
Light Guard armory the evening of
Dec % A g. q II. orchestra will
furnish music.
j. w. Briggs left this afternoon for
Chicago.
Mrs. n. !. Vivian will leave today
for New York where she will visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Parski Of Kear-
sarge ale the parents of daughter.
son has arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Moilanen of Kear-
sarge.
Township Clerk George Martin ma
| completed copies of the registration
| books, which will be filed with tho
| township treasurer and county clerk
| for safe keeping In case the original
| hooks are destroyed by fire. This Is
required by law.
Rev. FIR. Poulin has returned To ms
home At Perkins, near Escanaba, after
visiting with local friends.
| Street Commissioner Marmadukt
| Jacka announces today that the sur
plus snow has been entirely Removed
from the streets
The members OF 81. Anthony's court
G. O. F.. will hold regular meeting
tomorrow and will initiate class o
several candidates.
X. Peterson and N. Tuominen o
Worcester. Mass, are Calumet visit
ors.
| mTS. fItu NltSSHti
recovered from her recent illness Il
be ont again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith have arriv
ed from visit 10 Hurley. wis.
John Shea, the well known livery
man and embalmer. is confined To hi
home with Illness.
Miss Filizabeths Weinberg has re
turned to her home in Dollar Bay af
ter visiting here
? The death took place last evening q
the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Min
ko O2anich. of Pine street The fun
eral will take place tomorrow after
noon with services ut st. Johns Croa
tan church. and interment In LAX
View cemetery.
' The funeral Of the eight months ol
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Mattson. of Pin
street. will he held tomorrow after
noon, with services at the family resi-
dence, Rev j. Strom officiating