The Calumet news., 1912-04-09
LOCAL eREvITiEs.



? Detroit. where he will reside
Deputy Food Inspector John T. Row
went TO Marquette this morning.
IS Richard Bawden left yesterday 10
r Butte Mont. where he will locate.
Z Mr.. asd Mrs Jerry Duschene OF lsh,
T peming are visiting Calumet friends.
c j. &. Hansen left this morning FOL
$ Ishpeming on a short business trip.
Karl Kohela left yesterday for Min
I nes polls where he will make his home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. johnson left yester
day afternoon for Astoria. ore, to
! settle.
= Harry T. Lean Is expected homo this
week from two weeks visit at West
Raden. Ind.
a. +. Anderson and wife lett yes
terdsy for Astoria. ore. where they
win locate.
Rev. ID. Stalker went 10 Escanaba
Yesterday. 10 attend the Lake Superior
Prcsbytery
J. r. Riddell. of the Calumet high
school faculty, is spending few days
in Negaunee.
John Holman. president OF the Beck
Holman Candy Co. formerly of this
city. is visiting here
Mrs. c. II. Muir and son have re-
turned TO Houghton after visiting with
Mrs. Merz on Fifth street
Mrs. Harry Harris OF Marquette, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Niemark, OF the postoffice block
a regular meeting of the Upper PEN
insula Poultry association will be held
Thursday evening in the Y. NJ. c. A..
Knight Vivian. Roy Reynolds and
viii Petermann, have returned from
Ann Arbor. and will spend a few days
with relatives.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lars w. Kuopia OF Oak street and a |
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. John Mihel- |
chich of Yellow Jacket.
a special meeting of members of the |
Y. NJ. c. a. is called for this evening |
for the purpose of discussing means Of |
enlarging the membership.
Leo Schroeder and Donat Asselin re-
turned to Milwaukee, yesterday after
noon. where they will resume their /
studies at Marquette university.
Mrs. John Thomas, of RocklandI
street has been called to Virginia,
Mimi, on account of the illness of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Will Thomas
Montrose Commandery, knights
Templar, will install officers one week
from Friday evening. instead of Fri
day evening as previously announced.
The Houghton fire department will
hold its annual meeting at the fire
hall this evening. when officers for the
ensuing year will be elected, subject
to the approval of the council.
Prof. Henry uP. Eames, who
gave a plano recital and lecture In the
Calumet theater last, evening. left this
afternoon for Evanston, H., where he
will give a recitaf;tomorrow evening. /
John Clemo. pharmacist at the Tam
arack hospital has received word OF |
the death of his mother. Mrs. Priscilla
Clemo. which occurred on March % at
Mount Charles, near St Austell, Corn
wall. sr.c n
The funeral Of the late John Honkuri
took place this afternoon, leaving the
Ojala residence on Pine street at two
o'clock for the Finnish Lutheran Apos-
tolic church. Rev. A. L. Heideman Of
hciated
The Calumet Engineers will be in
spected by Major Ingram during the
month OF May or June. The entire |
command will attend divine services at |
the Laurium NJ. E. church Memorial
Sunday.
The Home Fortnlghtly club met last
evening at the homo OF Mr. and Mrs.
+ ID. Johnson. A paper on. Does the
present method of court proccdurel
conduce to the ends of justice?" was
read by William Il. Anderson.
Officers Of the q. & III. cricket team
announced that arrangements are being
made for the annual meeting. The
date will be announced shortly. The
club has plenty of players, and expects
to make a better showing this year.
The remains Of Mamie. the fifteen
year old daughter Of Mrs John Eek
man. of Pine street, will be inferred In
Lake View cemetery tomorrow after
noon. Funeral services will be. con-
Quoted at the Finnish Apostolic Luth-
eran church on Pine street. Rev. Paul
officiating