The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-26
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The Calumet Y NJ. G. \. Spa today
observed its anniversary, with Il tur-
key dinner. The high school orches-
ira rendered music
capt. John Trevarrow and son Dav-
ID of Mohawk have arrived home from
a business visit to New York.
Little new business is expected at
the regular meetings oc the Red Jack
ct and Ahmecll councils Tuesday even
ing. The Calumet township board will
meet Monday afternoon.
David Engsuom ana Clarence Gle
gen have gone to Butte, Mont where
they expect to make their future home.
Glen Hosking has left for st. Paul,
where he expects to locate. ON his
way. he will visit with friends and
relatives i'm Marquette.
Arthur King has recovered from his
recent illness and has resumed his du-
ties at the Ahmccll mine office.
Michael King of Chicago has left
for Iron Mountain after few days
business visit here.
Samuel Gewush has left for his home
in Milwaukee, after visiting here on
business.
Richard Cornish has arrived home
from Detroit, where he has been visit
ing
John Rowe is home from the 500.
where he visited with friends for u
short time.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Treglowny are
home from Cornwall, England, where
they have been visiting since last Au-
gust.
The Upper Peninsula Poultry assn
citation will hold a meeting this even
ing i'm the Y. NJ. {. \. lecture room 10
discuss plant for this winters show.
Joseph DeFHlippi of Portland street
underwent successful operation for
appendicitis in the c. n II. hospital!
yesterday.
The Epworth Leagu" Of the Centcn-
NAL Al. +. church viii entertain at a
THANKSGIVING sodal in the parlors of
the church at : orlock tomorrow even
ing.
Gust Friedland of Duluth is visiting
in Calumet for few days.
II. l.. Ioore of Marquette will spend
THANKSGIVING with local friends.
Mrs r. c. rhiele has left for her
home i'm Milwaukee. after visiting with
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Alex OnlilIa has arrived home
from a visit to the iron country.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Whyte of Laur-
- fro
| Brainerd Mimi. where they went at
the beginning of the strike.
Enair Hagen of Duluth is spending a
short time here on business.
The White SoX defeated tn" Red Son
two out of three games on the Elks al
| legs last evening.
The Calumet postoilicc will bc open
from to 80 tomorrow afternoon.
open house will be kept at the Elks
| Temple. Y. NJ. G. A.. Miscowaubik
| club, Y. NJ. &. G. and Calumet Social
club tomorrow
Through the holiday season, the La
dies of 81. Vincent de Paul will con-
duct a sale cf home made fancy goods
| in the old Eagle DRUG store salesroonl
| Miss Doris Lampinen mas returned
from L'Ansc where she attended the
wedding of Miss Minnie Lesel!us anc
Clayton Wheeler
Rev. A. ~ Sorln, representing tn,
swedish NJ. f.. Book Concern of Chi
cago, will conduct services at The
Swedish NJ T.. church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
| Rev. John Anderson of Marlnettc
district superintendent of the Swedish
NJ. T.. church has gone to NeSaunc'
and Ishpeming after a visit here anC
will return To the copper country.
Rev. Axel Strom, pastor of the
Swedish NJ. T. church announces tha
Rev -. n. Sorlin of Chicago, :rdvelua
representative Of the Swedish NJ T.
book concern will preach at botn scrv
ices in the Calumet church sunday.
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