The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-02
LOCAL BREviTiES.

The members of Montruse Comman-
derr, Knights Templor viii attend d.
Vine services at Christ church, Epis-
copal Sunday.
The Swedetown and Tamaracli
baseball teams will meet Sunday on
the Swodetown diamond A good
game is expected. .......
Mrs. Fred Smith and son Rudolph
have returned from Chicago.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the l<earsargc NJ. L. church
will hold a mite box opening Saturday
evening A splendid missionary pro-
6ram has been arranged
Fred IIOsanG of the Kectonen
Hardware had on display at that store
yesterday, a catch of eight speckled
trout made in the Salmon Creek near
Boston yesterday morning.
The Calumet Engineers have re.
ccirod a complete equipment of new
uniforms OF the olive drsb Khaki pat.
tern intended for field service in the
summer -
The Koarsarge. Gentepnial- Osceola
baseball team Will Hold It's first prac-
tice tomorrow one the Wolverine
grounds.
The Calumet Branch OF the Letter
Carriers association will give "a benc-
III performance at tic Royal theater
this evening the proceeds TO be used
tor the relief Of flood anu tornado vic
Tins.
The G. " ". band announces n
promenade for the Light Guard ar
mory May %.
Samuel George, George Curnow.
Thomas Harris and w. j. Pcarce of
Mohawk left last evening for Globe.
where they expect to locate.
The bazaar given by the Catholic Ia.
George hall tho fore. part of the week.,
proved very successful enterprise
and was largely attended.
Miss Emma lIaataja aud Anscln
koski. both Of Mohawk. were married
Tuesday evening.
J. -. Mcconnell of Nashville. CLAIM.
agent OF the Nashville Chattsnousa
and st. Louis road and II. +. Bourke
of the 500, representing the 500 line
were here yesterday.
Ray Wagner has gone to Marquette
to take an examination for railway
mai! clerk.
DIR. G. w. Pratt has returned from
Concord Mich. where he has called
recently To attend the funeral of his
father
Christ Ulseth will leave IN & few
DAYS for Norway. where lie expect to
spend the summer.
Specifications for the proposed re-
decoration of the fire hall have been
completed and the council hopes To get
bids for the work by Tuesday evening
Calumet friends will learn with in
terest that Carl J. Kingston, q gradu.
ate If the Calumet high school and the
NJ. c. NJ. has resigned his position with
the Cerro dc Pasco Mines in Peru and
will locate on q large ranch
Henry Peck, Jr., will leave today for
Butte, Mont, for an extended visit.
Rev. Jesse Povcy is recovering from
illness.
DR.. a. T. Labergc is back from De
troi
Mrs. Florence Vincent and Mrs. VIII
Cornish will leave tomorrow for be-
troit, where they will join their father
and husband, respectively.
Porn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lebas
Of Kearsarge, a daughter.
son has arrived AT the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Somcro Of Kear.
sarge.
>. ;. Wilson of Cadillac Is the guest
OF friends in Calumet for a short time.
Mrs. William Foster Of Houghtun
was the guest Of Mrs. $. l.. Loeb yes
tcrday.
John Juzviak of Calumet will leave
this evening for Sudbury, Ont, where
he expects To take up his residence.
q. l.. Perreault has moved his en-
ploymcnt agency from Pine street TO
the rear of the Borgo block upstairs.
lie reports a big demand for miners.
trammers and lumbermen.