The Calumet news., 1912-06-21

| manderN, knights Tcnplar, Viii bs
held this evening to confer the tenn.
pie degree.
Elmer whitman of Hubben has pur-
chased from ED. Pintcn an eighteen
foot autocraft boat
A marriage license was issued TINS
morning 20 Joseph Iiaillargeon and
Marie Lavigne OF Lake Linden.
Joseph Otterson left Yesterday foi
Green Bay TO take medical advice
concerning his physical condition.
{. p. Eldredge. general superintendr
ent Of the c. NJ. .4 ST. p. road was in
Houghton Yesterday in his private car,
making a tour OF inspection.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall are en-
tertainirg as their guests Mr.. ana Mrs.
w. Hayner, OF Chicago who arrived on
"Wednesday.
Ted Treloar, recently appointed local
agent OF tho Chicago Duluth line, has
heen advised that the passenger steam
er Minnesota viii arrive here Monday
on her first trip of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Baggaley OF
New York are visiting at the home OF
Or. and Mrs. II. w. Jones. parents OF
Mrs Bagsaley.
Madame Labadie will give a drama
tic reading of Ibsen's "A Dolls House"
at the Kerredge theater this evening
for the benefit of the Coed Will Farm.
The reception committee Cor the
weekly reception at the Onigaming
club Saturday afternoon consists Of
Mrs. b. II. Rarry, Mrs. j. b. Dee, Mrs
II. A. Guck, Mrs. L. l.. Van orden,
Mrs j. I. Healy and Mrs. w. f.
Miller.
Miss Elizabeth Snowden and Ernest
Richards of Hurontown. were mar
ried Tuesday evening at the Huron
town Methodist Episcopal parsonage
by Rev. w G. Prout. They will make
their home for the present with the
parents Of the bride.
The annual election or school trus-
tees for Portage township will be held
on Monday, July s. The members
whose terms of office expire are win.
liam Miller and Fred Stoyle. No can
didates have yet been announced for
tie nominations.
South Range is TO have park. A
committee of two. L. j. Braun and
Amerigo Santori, has been appointed
to arrange with f. w Denton. general
manager of the Copper Range Consol-
idated for a site. They will report as
soon as they hear any definite word
from the company.
w. III. Rowe of Houghton, roprlc-
senting the Gate of Temple chapter OF
the Royal Arch Masons, Will attend the
grand chapter meeting of the Royal
Arch Masons at Grand Rapids on
Tuesday next, June 25
The county road commissioners yes
terday took an automobile trip in r.
s. Shelden's car To inspect the work
on the proposed Raraga- -Chassell road,
the right of way of which has been
cleared. The board will in a short
time ask for bids for the road con-
struction.
II. G. O'Keefe. upper peninsula agent
for the White automobile has furnish
ed f. w. Nichols, of Houghton. with a
forty horsepower. fiye-passenger tour
ing car. TIE car is equipped with
the Whito electric starter and electric
lighting system. II is painted Cleve-
land gray.-Mining Journal.
The terraces in front Of the central
school building arc being regarded. \
new gutter was built along the summit
of the terrace last year and the steep
grade OF the slope caused the earth to
fall away from The concrete. The
terraces VIII be given a lesser slope.
The TIimountain Temple Of Honor
will attend services on Sunday next,
Juno %. at the Hurontown Methodist
church They will be accompanied by
the Laurium band and will come 70
Houghton on the Copper Range rail
road. Services will commence ot 10
instead of half past 10.
Mrs. Frank Lawrence of Hcughton
has received word of the death of
her father John A.. Mcdonald at
Duluth. Mr.. Mcdonald WIS IS years
of age and one of the pioneer resi-
dents of Duluth. where for many years
he was engaged as a contractor and
bridge builder.