The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-07
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y y. Malonoy and James Pascoo,
members of the Mohawk cricket team,
were recently presented with medals
for the best batting ana bowling
averages. respectively, during the past
season. The medals are of gold and
suitably inscribed.
The members of the Mohawk Ad-
vance Temple of Honor will attend the
Mohawk NJ. T.. church Sunday morn
ing. An appropriate sermon VIII be
preached by the pastor Rev. |. Will
cox. and special music rendered by the
choir.
Rev. John Anderson will conduct the
morning and evening services at the
Swedish NJ. T.. church tomorrow. MIR.
Anderson comes from Marinette
The postponed bowling match be-
tween the Laurium club and Indepen-
dent teams of the City League will be
6ewled off some evening next week.
II. j. Hendra of Duluth. government
boiler inspector. has gone to Mar
Mark Gemmell is reported as inn
proving from an attack of pneumonia.
Gus Anegone of the firm of Ancgonc
Bros. Calumet confectioners. will
leave tomorrow for Greece. where he
viii spend the winter with relatives.
the Greek navy. Mr.. Anegone has
been a resident of Calumet for the
past ten years.
Born Ia Mr.. and Mrs. John s Vic
lehman Of 10l Scconc street Ccntcn-
NAL Heights. a son.
Mrs. Charles Mugford will leave to-
morrow for Chicago on business.
Rev. G. II. Rutlcdge of Ishpeming
IS in Calumet.
Jacob Grahek has arrived home
from hunting trip 10 the Central.
with forty nine rabbits.
y. j.. Basch has gone to Duluth.
DR.. Pourland of Lake Linden has
gone to Wetmcrc. this state TO visit.
Gordon r. Campbell will leave to-
morrow for Washington. ID. c.
Congressman elect w. !. MacDou-
cid will leave tomorrow for Chicago
where he will attend conference o
Progressives.
Little Alice. daughter OF Trustee
and Mrs. II. r. Ingersol. is i'll with
diphtheria. The 1ngersoll home is
quarantined.
James Virgins, John Cries and
Adolph Malherbe have gone TO Twin
Lakes To hunt rabbits
The Union Temple of Honor will
hold a degree meeting In the Temple of
Honor hail on Scott street this even
ing. The last three degrees are TO be
conferred. \ number of members o(
the order from Mohawk will be in at
tendance.
There was a large attendance at The
musical entertainment given IN the
Rcd Jacket Congregational church
last evening. The program was .
high -class ono, including selections by
a number of local vocalists and clocu-
tiouists. well known TO Calumet audi
cnccs.
John Crowley, formerly clerk at the
Arlington hotel, is expected home next
week from Chicago. where he has beer
employed the past year as head clerl,
at the Sherman hotel. He will spend
the holidays with relatives.
Miss Marie Taylor is expected home
Wednesday Of next week from Ann
Arbor, to spend the holidays with rela =
tives and friends
The Christian Endcavor society o.
the First Presbyterian church held q
very pleasant entertainment last
evening in the church parlors. During
the previous two weeks the members
have conducted membership cam.
paign which resulted in increasing tn,
membership TO 80. Last evenings So
cial was in the nature Of a welcom,
To the new members, and was very ca
tertainng. Following AN interesting
program an old-time luncheon was
served. There was a large attendant,
of the young people Of the church.