The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-30

LOCAL sREvlTIes.


The Calumet womans club will con
duct an open meeting in the Y. Nj. Z
A. lecture room tomorrow afternoon.
The initiation Of booster class
of ten members and the social session
following. conducted under the aus
pieces of the Hecla lodge of Odd Eel
lows last evening was largely attend
ed and proved yer pleasant
Candidates for the Mohawk cricket
team will meet this week to organize
and make plans for the coming season
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jaaskalainen
have departed for their former home
in Finland where they will visit for an
extended period.
John kotsian, who has been visit
ing with friends in Mohawk, has left
for his home in Cheboygan.
Michael and Martin Day and fam
lilies and William Arthur, formerly of
Mohawk, have departed for Flint To
locate.
Nathan Mcleod, who came To CAL
umet short time ago from Ontario,
has departed for scotland, where he
will visit for an extended period.
Miss Bertha Taylor of Rockland
street was surprised by large party
of friends who spent delightful
evening with her Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan of the
500 are visiting with Calumet friends.
The Italian hall building. which has
been entirely renovated and remodelled
will be reopened at a dancing party
by the Italian Mutual Benefit Society
Saturday evening 4 c. & IL. orches-
ira will render music.
Charles Raiha was arraigned before
Justice Jackola yesterday charged with
the larceny of a number of small ar
ticles from the Woolworth store He
was found guilty and sentenced To
county jail
Mrs. Susan Daniel, Mrs. j. a. Ten
Brock, Mrs. Elizabeth White and Miss
Marion Daniel have left for Mil
waukee, Chicago and Pontiac, Mich, |
where they will visit for an extended |
period.
John Iri OF Osceola has left for Flint |
where he expects to make his future
nome.
John Fiester and Anton Papsh have
zone to Ely, Mimi, where they will
make their homes in the future.
A large number of the friends of
oscar Keckonen surprised him at his
lone Tuesday evening, spending de-
ightful evening.
j. B. Hcndrickson Of Ishpeming is q
BUSINESS visitor among Calumet
riends.
The Hubbell and Sperry and Hutch
nson bowling te9ms will meet this
vcning on the cubs alleys.
The Red Jacket council will meet
his afternoon for final action ON the
onds of applicants for liquor licenses.
Walter Hansen Is visiting with
riends in Calumet for Il short time.
In basketball game at the Y. NJ. c.
). last evening the Bulgarlans defea
Il the COrnishmen by the score of IS
, 2S
a son has been born to Mr. and Mrs
ohm Turk of Calumet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseuh Laurin of Calu-
let are the parents Of a daughter.
John Williams of Iron Mountain is
isiting with local friends.
Fred J. Molitor, formerly Of Mohawk,
as arrived here from Chicago. He is
taking preparations to open a 1--WE
nd ten cent store in the Vivian build
IL on Hecla street, Laurium, former
occupied by the Laurium postofilce
Harry Nevin. who recently suffered
n injured foot while working for the
q II. mining company has suff-
emily recovered from his injuries to
2 removed to the home of Mrs. Pope.
Mrs Edward Ulseth and daughter
iss Mollie, have departed for Chi
,go, where they will spend a brief
me.
G. T.. Lyle OF Marquette, superi1-
ndent of the South Shore, was n
lsiness visitor in Calumet for a shot
me this morning.
Supt. Alfred Nichols and Truant
fiicer w. f. LaForest inspected the
Ollar Bay schools today.