The Calumet news., 1912-09-23
LOCAL eREVITiEs.

Copper Harbor 20 spend few DAYS.
G. l.. Noetzel OF Wolverine has left
for Chicago on short business visit.
Hugh James has left for the Uni
versity Of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Miss Ruth Moore is back from
short visit 10 Chicago.
Miss Euphemia McClelland OF Cali
fornia IS visiting i'm Calumet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer p Larson are
visiting in lshpeming.
Mrs. Justin Mechlin has returned
from a visit TO F,lkhart, Ind. and 9TH
er cities.
Alfred n. Nicholson of Raymbaul-
town has accepted a position i'm the
business department OF The News.
Miss Elaine Shields has left for Ann
Arbor where she will resume her stud
les at the university.
Harold phillips has gone to Madison.
Wis, where he will enter the Uni
yersity of Wisconsin.
Lorimer Eaton leaves this afternoon
for Douglas, Arizona. where he ex-
poets to take up his residence.
Roy Reynolds will leave Wednes-
Gay to resume his studies at the u.
of NJ.
Miss Mabel Dysinger of Ionia. has
arrived i'm Calumet and will teach i'm
the local schools.
Miss Bertha Cowley has left for
Madison where she will enter the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
George G.. Rickard of Eagle Harbor
was a visitor among friends in Calu-
met and Laurium today.
Misses Marie Taylor and Ruby Baw-
den hace left for Ann Arbor to enter
the University OF Michigan
Joseph Henwood. of Centennial, has
resigned his position with the Alloue2
Mining company. to accept one with
the Plankington Packing Co.
William II. Millman and two daugh-
ters, Sadie and Audra. have arrived
home from a two weeks visit to De-
! troit.
\ The program committee Of the Cop
per2 Country Ministrial association
held meeting this morning i'm the
Calumet Y. NJ. c. A. to discuss the
years program.
Thomas A. Leahy of GAINESVILLE wis
arrived here today to spend short
| time with his son. Tom Leahy
The G. q II. orchestra has been en-
| gagged fer a dancing party to be Civ
en- by the "E. n. c." club at the Light
| mi q.
Justice r. b. Rule and daughter
Mrs Florence Vincent of Tamarack
arrived home yesterday from a visi
to Detroit.
Rev. Jesse Povey. who yesterda,
assumed his new duties as pastor o
the Red Jacket Congregational church
went 20 Chassell today.
l.. E. Abrams, brewery master foi
the Schlitz Brewing company Of MIL
, waukee has left for his home after {
J business visit to Calumet.
The st. Johns croatian society oi
? Saturday celebrated the twentieth an
j niversary of the formation of the so
= ciety, which is one of the oldest in tn
= United States.
e Judge Heimlich of Jacksonville. I'LL
who Judged the poultry exhibits a
the Mohawk fair. has left for hi
home
VIII LAYERS. Walter Thomas, Cyr
t Nichols and Emil I<ivela have gone {
= Lansing, whore they Will attend tn
j Michigan Agricultural College.
s IL is expected that the new life sav
ing station at Eagle Harbor will b
accepted by Col. wickham this wee
and placed i'm commission about DC
II I.
u Miss Ida, daughter Of Mr. and Mr.
Ben Blum, OF Pine street, left yester
e day for Ypsilanti, where she will ent'
le the Normal school. Miss Blum WI
specialize i'm physical culture.
ne Good progress is being made by Il
I'd Houghton County Traction compar
ID with repairs on the Albion and 9th
v trestles on the Mohawk div
N. sion.
n There was good attendance at q
: bazaar end supper given Saturd'
evening ~ the ladies of the Norw
pian Lutheran church. Many jsef
articles found ready purchasers.
- Clarence l., Masters, representa-
- the Esley Machinery Co. of Chical
- has returned home after spending
couple of weeks with his mother. NJ
~ J. Masters, of Centennial.
The marriage of Miss Irene MacCc
mack of 'Tamarack to John Hosltin
Kearsarge, was solemrized at {
- Christ's church, Episcopal last wee
"' Mr.. and Mrs. Hoskin will reside
Copper City.
John Keynes. formerly CT this ci
= who was an active officer of I
. Salvation Army. is visiting here frt
Detroit, where he is now located.
" expects to return home tomorr'
evening.
A Samuel j. TTevarther. of this ci
has been re-appointed district depu
Grand president of the Sons of
George. The appointment was receiv
today from John Martin. grand pre-
dent Of Iron Mountain.
The funeral of John. the sixtee
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Ch
II Martin. of Albion. took place 4
affernoon with services at the re