The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-12
LOCAL BRuvlTiu5.
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Miss Margaret Gowan left today for
Detroit ON business.
Miss Theresa Wclsing has gone to
| Chicago on business.
Miss Florence Bohrer has arrived
home from a weeks visit TO Hancock
J, \. Bradford of Clune. Ohio is the
guest OF friends in Calumet
/ NJ r. Kenfiish of Baraga is "A bust
ness visitor among local friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ahonen OF
Kearsarge are the parents of son.
\. T. Beach of Keweonaw Bay is a.
visitor among friends in Calumet
u. NJ. Brier, travelling freight agent
OF the Great Northern, is a Calumet
business visitor.
Or. T.. 7. Abrams of Dollar Bay
member OF the state board OF health
is Calumet visitor today
pr. D. X. Mcqueen and Harry T.,
King will leave tomorrow for Miami
Fla, where they will visit for several
weeks
John Becker. one of the members
of the Becker Bros team of hammer
ana drill experts, has gone To Nevada
60 locate.
The Calumet engineers are planninE
t. organize stringcd orchestra i'm
the near future, to render music at
the dances to he given.
Next Sunday evening Revs. {. NJ.
Merrill Of the Tamarack NJ. r.. and
Luther * Long of the Calumet Con
ptccational church will exchange pull
pits
Miss T.. Johann of Red Jacket was
surprised by party of iriends at her
home Monday evening, the occasion
being Ter birthday anniversary.
Miss Mary Morgan leaves today for
her home in Northumberland, Pa. al
ter visiting at tie home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Northy for several
weeks
Il. Orchard Selghman has announc-
ell his candidacy for the Office OF
township clerk in Osccola township,
which position is now held 10y Thorn
as Sweeney.
Special exercises were held in the
Calumet public schools in observance
of LincoIns birthday. The day was
marked as a legal holiday, the banks
ANA postofiice being closed
Because of lack of evidence, the
ease of Joseph Stukei. charged with
violating the liquor law by being open
ON SUNDAY, was yesterday dismissed
ia the court of Justice Jackola,
Entries for the Y. NJ. G. \. hand
ball tournament will close this even
ing. From the number Of entries re-
ceived, it is evident the 1913 cham
pionships will be hotly contested.
J. T. Mckinney of 81. Paul, district
passenger agent of the Northern Pac-
ifc and T. o Niles of Chicago repre-
senting the Perc Marquette are bust
ness visitors here this afternoon.
L. J. MacVeagh gcneral agent of
the NJ Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
rany Of New York, win entertain the
office workers and local agents at
banquet in the y. NJ. c. \. spa" this
evening.
Richards of North Kearsaree will be
held tomorrow afternoon with scIv-
ices 1T the Kearsarge NJ. r.. church
Rev. II. Il, Magahay the pastor viii
Cfiiciate
The Calumet Engineers gave "A very
successful skating and dancing party
at the Palestra last evening. Tho G,
IL IL. band was in attendance. render
ing very enjoyable program of skat-
ing and dance numbers.
The Initiative and Referendum
viii be discussed by the members Of
the Calumet Woman's club at the Y.
NJ. c. \. lecture room Friday. Mrs.
Kate T.. Ross will read a paper and
the discussion will be led by Mrs. L..
Ecllc Deli. Mrs. Alice \. King will
Lave charge of the music,