The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-14
LOCAL eRevlTlEs.


| regular meeting this afternoon.
school Commissioner n, :. Winter
OF KeWeenaw county has appointed
Charles Winnemaki to the position OF
county truant officer.
Rev. Reuben Crosby of Hancock
will have charge OF the special serv-
ices this evening in the Calumet NJ
f. church. Rev. Mr.. crosby was in
charge last evening also.
This evening the directors of the
Calumet Y. NJ. {. A. will hold their
monthly meeting.
The funeral Of the late Elias Ope-
land will be held tomorrow afternoon
al o'clock with services AZ the Nor
wegian Lutheran church.
Martin Lower- and sidney Gilbert
win leave next week for Detroit where
they expect To locate.
The South Shore road is Offering
reduced rates for those who desire to
attend the ski tournament at Ishpem
ing on Washington's birthday.
The Progressive county convention
win be held this evening in the Red
Jacket town hall 10 name twenty-s six
delegates 10 the state convention.
The Calumet Y. NJ. c, \. and the
Calume, high school basketball teams
left this morning for Ishpeming 10
participate in the upper peninsula
tournament
The Young Peoples society Of the
Tamarack NJ. T.. church will give u
Valentine party in the parlors of the
church next Monday evening. An
excellent program is in course Of prep
aration.
Mrs. Thomas Floyd of Union street.
underwent successful operation this
week in the c. x II. hospital
Charles Wesley Thomas of Raym-
baultown has taken position as
Light operator for the Mineral Range
at L'Anse.
Alex Silvola, formerly oyerseer of
highways. has suffered a paralytic
stroke and is seriously in at his home
in Centennial Heights
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry William John
son of 1886 Franklin street are the
parents of a son. A boy has also ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Andrina 461 Caledonia street.
Mrs. A. T.. Petermann has gone to
Chicago and Lansing, where she will
visit with her husband Rep. A. f..
Miss Lillian Fliege is expected home
from t,,n he triy
muda Islands.
Walno Kelonen, a middleweight
wrestler who has not lost "a single
fall in 200 matches. writes from Wor-
cester Mass, To Calumet friends that
he would like to arrange meeting
with Walter Miller or any man under
100 pounds. t@
Mrs. p. II. O'Brien has left for OF
tawa where she will visit with friends
for a short time. .
Miss Libbie Dave, who has Just re-
turned from a months visit To the
bermuda Islands is spending n short
time in Chicago purchasing stock to
her millinery.
Joseph Dyer of Tamarack street,
is still confined to his bed
with inhammatory rheumatism.
The w. Il. Gladstone lodge, Sons
of st. George, is planning to celebrate
Good Friday at Mohawk. The mem
bors expect TO prepare a program that
will surpass any of their efforts OF
former years.
Alfred Pollard of Bay City is visit
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Pollard. Mr.. Pollard was
aboard the railroad car ferry which
was stalled by floating ice i'm the
straits last week. The car ferry was
stalled about four miles from shore.
a large number of entries have been
received for the races I'm the ski tour
at Mohawk by the Mohawk Ski club
The committee has arranged an en-
cellent program of six events for which
cash prizes aggregating $500 have
been put up.
At a meeting of the Allouez town
ship school board recently held in the
rev Allouez school building il was
decided to transfer the pupils of the
advance grades of the Mohawk school
10 the new school at AlloueZ.
a committee of the Calumet Tenn
pie of Honor has been at work during
the past week securing names of boys
who will join the new Junior Temple
of Honor which will be instituted at
Wolverine i'm the near future. The
committee has been successful in OBJ
tanning sufficient names for the in
shutting of the lodge. The Juniors
will hold their meetings in the For
csters' hail and IL is expected the
lodge will be n success from the start.