The Calumet news., 1912-06-06

LOCAL sREvIrigs.


ing i'm Calumet
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rhine O
Coppor CITY. SON
Mrs. Angelo CNrto has recoycrc,
from her recent illness.
Paul ftavello has returned from
business trip 20 Hurley. Wis
Frank Tobins<i has arrived hom,
from Port Arthur and Duluth.
Mrs. Thomas Wills is visiting
friends in Duluth for few days.
Born 20 Mr., and Mrs. John Park
kan OF the Trap Rock valley, a son.
William Benney has left for Monta-
ma. where he will mako his future
home.
David Krausc and Harris Bennett
cf Lake Linden are guests of Calumet
friends.
Henry Narras left Yesterday for
Grand Rapids where he may decide
10 locate.
Mrs. Laura williams has arrived
homo from a visit to Ishpemlng and
Marquette.
Miss Florence Kramer leaves next
week for Detroit to spend a short time
With friends.
George Z. French Of the New York
Central lines was a visitor i'm Calu-
met yesterday,
Erick Abramson has left for Deep
River and ASTORIA. ore, where he will
spend several weeks
The Commercials and Y. NJ. c. A
f,, al
$50 tomorrow evening.
Calumet Chapter, No. 153, r. A. M
win hold a meeting Monday evening to
confer the NJ. NJ NJ. degree.
Altu Kavaja, former city editor Of
the Paivalehti. left last evening for
Duluth from where he will depart for
Finland
Attorney c. a. Marsch leaves this
evening for Astoria, ore, and other
points in the west where he will spend
a month.
There will be a social meeting Of
Calumet lodge. A. +. & a. NJ. this ev-
ening at which the first degree win
be conferred.
Matt Vertin of the firm of Vertin |
Bros. Of Breckenridge, Mimi. is spend
ing a few days in Calumet with his
John Vertin. of this city.
A communication OF Keweenaw
lodge, f.. & A. NJ. will he he'd this
evening at 1880 o'clock. Work in the
r.. A. degree will be performed.
Members of the Calumet Girls club
are urged TO be present at the regular
business meeting i'm the Hol-
man building Thursday evening
The meeting Of the Mission Circle
Of the Calumet Baptist church which
was to have been held yesterday af
tcrnoon has been postponed until next
week.
] w. Cllne, of the Grinnell Bros.
musical agency. Hancock. has installed
4 handsome Peerless piano player in
he Copper Range buffet, conducted by
J. Hoffman.
Twenty cans of rainbow trout are
expected here Saturday from the state
lsh hatcheries at Paris, Mich, to be
planted i'm the streams along the Ke-
veenaw Central.
The Red Jacket council. accompan-
led by Street Commissioner Jacka.
Inspected the streets and sidewalks
IF the village yesterday to ascertain
f any repairs are necessary.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Isaac
I<aarti of Millionaire street. Osceola
was held this afternoon. with serv-
ces at the Pine street Finnish church
IN charge of Rev. a. l.. Heideman.
Presswood A. Anstess of Eveleth,
'Iinn., has been called To Calumet be-
,ause of the illness of his wife who
underwent a successful operation at
he Calumet Public hospital Monday.
Naturalization Examiner Anthony
was i'm Calumet last evening and in
structcd a large class of prospective
citizens, organized by the British-Am-
erican club, i'm the Red Jacket city
hall.
Grand Prelate Vandewalker Of the
Knights of Pythias of Michigan was
the guest Of. friends i'm Calumet and
Laurium Mr.. Vandewalker came to
the copper country with Grand Chan
cellor Hawkins.
Miss Belle Mckenzie of Third
street Blue Jacket entertained at
novelty shower last evening in honor
of Miss Agnes Murray Dainty lunch
con was served and the evening was
a very pleasant one.
Roy Trudell leaves Tuesday for De-
troit where he will visit his brother
Gilbert Trudell. Later he will attend
the commencement exercises at Ypsi-
lant Normal, where Miss Irene Tru-
lell will be graduated
PURCHASE A BIG LINE.