The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-02
LOCAL eREvITiEs.



iArt-or yesterday 10 resume her studies
Mss julie Tobin left today for th
lMlwaukee State Normal to resume he
lstudies.
Z. NJ. White returns 10 the 500 TN
levening after a visit with Calumc
friends.
Miss Nan Johnson left today 10
DoWner College. Milwaukee. TO resum
her studies.
Mechanics Charles Mugford and sis
ter. Mrs. Struck. left for Chicago yes
terday afternoon.
John Stefanez left today for Mil
Iwaukee. 10 resume his studies at ths
Marquette University
Rev II. Klopcic left this morning
FOR Marquette. Negaunee, and Ishpem-
ling 10 spend few days.
T. II. DervOe has returned from Chi
lcago and Milwaukee where he spent
the holidays with relatives.
DIT w. II. Frazier leaves this after
noon for his home In Escanaba after
spending the holidays in Calumet.
George Mcclure. Of Seventh street.
left yesterday afternoon for Ann Arbor
a. resume his work at the L. of NJ.
Mrs. Elizabeth williams returned 20
her home in Marquette this morning
after visiting with Calumet relatives,
Misses Elsie Harper and Bertha
Hermann left today for Kalamazoo, af-
ter spending the holidays i'm Calu-
met
Miss Florence Smith, Of Houghton.
Is spending a few days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Kemp, Of Sew
enth street.
MacLogan and Pierce supplied the
graphophOne for use in the Y. NJ. c. A.
yesterday. for which the onicerb are
duly grateful.
Mrs Frank Charter left yesterday
afternoon for Grand Rapids. to Join her
husband. who is making that city his
headquarters.
Misses Mary Eaton and Bertha Cow
ley and Harold Phillips left today for
Madison. where they will resume their
studies at the l.. of W.
Misses Edith Carlson. Bertha
Schmeiser. and Ethel Harper left to-
day for Evanston. H.. where they will
resume their studies at Northwestern
University
The school work Of the Y. NJ. c. AS
second term will start Thursday even
ing this week. All OF the old students
are re-enrolled. as well as a number Of
new students.
Miss Elizabeth Seibel left today for
Green Bay, wis. after spending the
holidays here. She will resume her
duties as a teacher in the public
schools OF that city.
Mcsdamcs Cilcsner and Moulton, of
Lake Linden and Hubbell respectively,
who have been spending few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kemp. OF Sixth street, returned to
their homes yesterday
Miss Florence lsaury. who has been
stcnosrapher at the Y. NJ. G. a. for the
past year. has resigned and accepted
position as stcnographer with John
ID. Cuddihy. in the First National bank
building. succeeding Miss Mabel Rob-
erts. who has left for Chicago.
The clerks of Vertin Bros store
announce that they viii hold their
second annual skating and dancing
party in the near future at the Pa
lestra. Good music is TO be provided.
and the clerks promise all who attend
o good time.
The sale of reserved seats for the
entertainment To be given tomorrow
evening at the Calumet theater by c.
l.. Burgderfer. the comedian and hui
morist opened this morning. The at
traction comes TO Calumet under the
". NJ G. \. auspices.
DR. Emmett III. Pomeroy, formerly of
the Calumet and Hecla hospital. but
who is now located near Tampa. Fla.
recently underwent an operation at a
hospital In New York city. His many
Calumet friends will be pleased e
learn that he is on the road to recov-
| cry
The Benelicts and Bachelors Of tn,
Y. NJ. G. A. Commercial Bowling lea.
que will meet on the Y. NJ. G. a. al.
leys this evening in a special match
As the two line-ups contain the mel
who made the high averages in thu
recent series of games. IL is expected
! the match will be OF interest.
| Local members of the I. 4. L. have
been notified that. beginning April |
1912, the new mortuary benefit viii
be paid. 1t provides for IA minimum
of $500 for membership of less thar
two years. and n maximum of $4,000
paid after FIVE years OF continuou
membership.
Edwin Arthur Kraft of Cleveland
the notedq organist. who is making
tour OF the world will be i'm Calume
on Feb. 90 and will entertain at III
Calumet NJ. L. church. The announce
ment of his coming appearance wi
be greeted with pleasure by local mu
sic lovers.
------------