The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-08

have sent full delegation of four
members 10 Saginaw to work for Han
cock. but for the fact that IL has re-
Gently been called upon To pay death
benefits to the beneticiaries of fodr
deceased members.
National Lecturer.
r. A. Langley. a national lecturer
for the Modern Woodmen of America
will meet the members OF the order
of Calumet and vicinity at the Lossel-
young hall Osceola street, I.aurium,
this evening TO explain the new rates.
There mas been practically no unfa-
vorable criticism Of the new rates
among the branches of the order In
the copper country, but II is expected
they win be much better understood
by the individual members after this
evening.
Eagles Picnic July IS.
July 20 has Deen selected as the
date of the annual Picnic under the
auspices Of Calumet Aerie, Fraternal
order OF Eagles. Committees have
been named to arrange the details in
connection with this event, which will
be held at the Calumet and Iecla
park. There will be the usual parade.
with several bands. floats and other
features and program os sports will
be arranged for the park.
Calumet Aerie will be inspected this
evening by Deputy State President
Henry Penninger of Lake Linden. Mr..
penninger was named as special dep
uty 10 inspect Calumet Aerle, because
of the fact that DEPUTY Mclaughlin
for the upper peninsula district is a
member OF Calumet Aerie
Memorial Sunday.
| Plans for the observance by the
| knights of the Golden Eagles OF their
Memorial Sunday on May 10. are pro-
crossing nicely. The members will
meet at their hall I'm the Temple OF
Honor building and accompanied by
Calumet Commandery will march to
the Lake View cemetery in the morn
ing to decorate the graves of departed
members. The Golden Eagle rituals
tie service will be carried out.
Canton Copper City.
Canton Copper City, No. a.. Pa
triarchs Militant, I. o. o. +. will nolc
a regular meeting and drill on Monday
evening. 1t Is not unlikely that can
ton Copper City and Canton superior
Of noughton will arrange for join
outing at one of the nearby parks some
day this summer to held regulation
drills.
ST. Anthony's Court.
st. Anthony's Court. Catholic Orde
of Foresters entertained at a yer.
successful card and dancing party a
the First National bank hall last even
, ing. There was a large attendance
good music was rendered and the even
ling was one of thorough enjoyment.
To Nominate Officers.
At the last two meetings to be he'll
I this month. the members or Heel
lodge No. 80. l. o. O. f. will nominal
. officers for the ensuing year. Til
! election will be held at the first meet
ing i'm June. Tho first degree will b
: evening.
/. l-a laprium Pythisns, To-.
, The first degree will be conferred. h
: I.aurlum Lodge No. 2O2. Knights {
Pythias Monday evening.
4 keweenaw Lodge r. & A. M.
Keweenaw lodge. +. & A. NJ. wi
confer the first degree at the regula
4 communication to be held this even
, ing, after which a social session wi
> be provided and refreshments serves
4 Large delegations are expected froi
Houghton and Hancock lodges To wit
ness the work.
Will Install officers.
The newly elected officers of III
Z Union Temple of Honor of Calum'
: will be installed at the regular meetin
z 10 be held on Saturday evening. Al
Z ter the business of the evening, re
freshments will be served.
Miss Mena Wilson, the only woma
: in the English insurance commission,
a daughter Of Canon Wilson, formerl
r archdeacon OF Manchester She be
q longs to the socialist party headed b
: the countess of warwick.
There are a grea: many more fool
0 I'm the world than wise men. but tn
O latter manage to control things prett
0 much their own way.
a Borrowing may be the result
necessity at first. but IL soon become
: q habit with some people.
A 1G-cent bolt now may save dol
liars worth of time when the rush O
. work comes.
Ro e9.4.aAI
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