The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE THE ESC A NASA DAILY PRESS SUNDAY, JUNE 17, KlfxfttwHjl ftarhno. St. Catholic Church Sunday, June 17 Low mum 7:00 m. High mass on a. REV.

FR GUERTIN, pastor rrtiutrfistional Ch tinb Sunday. June 17th Preaching a m. Sunday a. m. REV.

W. A. SMITH, pastor Bethany Et. Lutheran Church Sunday. June 17th Sunday a m.

English am. Enirllsh 7:30 m. Kindly the change of time for our morning services and Sun- dav school commencing. June 17 O. DANIELSON.

Student Pastor. St. Fv. ftMheran Church Sunday. June 17 Sunday school a m.

Teachers In charge of classes. up secretary and business courses during the summer months. Miss Mary Cook of Mnsonvllle left Thursday for Gould City to be employed at thr summer resort. O. Danielson administered funeral services at Hark River church Wednesday.

Miss Margaret Hamilton and Miss Thelma Roberts are leaving Sunday for Milwaukee. If they find suitable employment they expect to remain there during the summer months. Quite a number of our local men are working unloading cars and doing repair work for the State highway department. William Dutcher. is leaving fo rthe Copper Country Monday and is employed by the Needham Electric Company.

Frank Ackley. Ole Norman. Oscar Johnson and Alex Wlekstrom came home from the Ruckeye camp Tuesday having completed their contract of railroad grading. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Tfelfer of Rlrchville motored to town Monday on business. Monday was a nulet School election and only a few taxpayers The St. Martin's church Ladies' attended the business meeting.

Md will meet at home of Mrs. The Secretary. Alex Roberts, read Warner Vietskze Thursdav 21st the Annual report which showed st 2 p. Mrrirs Mar Newman will a saving by careful management be hostess. A cordial Invitation is nod it was accepted and placed on extended to all.

The Aid of Rethanv LuttSfran church will June 21st at at the home of Mrs. E. Lagerqulst at Whlte- A cordial invitation Is 'd to the members and friends by 08 Mrs. John Lind. Allen Johnson plaved ball with the Gladstone nine Sunday.

Arthur LaPlne who is emnlov- ed at Munislng snent the week end with family. Arnold Muellenback and Schant of Ladoga were In town on business evening. Mrs. Mary Cavil has been 111 Is recovering nlcelv. Mr.

Mrs. Dave Wilson of Vorth Escanaba attended the Graduation exercises Wednesday evening Mr. Walter Parker of Chicago prrived Thursdav to accompany 'tiss Roehm to home. Thev are leaving Friday afternoon. Miss Mary Jutner.

Primary teacher, accompanied bv the little k'ddies held their at the bend of the Rapid Wirer near the swimming pool Thursday. Every little one had the bestest time. Miss Margaret Hamilton led 2nd and 3rd Grades out to the Tli Schram Grove for their picnic dinner Thursday. Miss Margaret delightfullv entertained her little ones and thev aft returned to their homes happy though tired. Miss Thelma Roberts who substituted for Miss Mooney in the 4th and 5th Grades treated her nupils to a picnic out at the at Whitefish Thursday Games and contests were enjoved after which a hearty picnic dinner was served.

Miss Irene Doeteh and her sixth puolls to the Rapid River Falls Thursday for their school closing picnic. After the usual good time a bountiful dinner was served. Evervone returned to their homes happy and glad that they were in on such a wonderful good time. Superintendent Prin. W.

Miller and Athletic Poach. Mr. with the nupils of the high school chose Garth their picnic cround "the natural beautv mot of Little Ray de Noquette." Every minute was taken up In a cood time. A picnic dinner was served to a hunnrv bunch of and girls who did not have to work up a keen appetite Everv one who was fortunate enough to be there enjoyed the day thoroughly. Miss Marie Roehm and Miss Anna Kelly and Earl Girard of Masonville motored to Marquette Thursdav on a sight-seeing trip The Misses Violet and Vivian Thibatilt.

Emilv Rabbldeau. Caroline Miller and Lucille and Ahert Shrader. Todd Ewald, and Mr and Mrs Louis Thl- bault motored to Marquette Sunday for a picnic dinner A number of the young folks also visited at the Messenger home A very enjoyable time was bad by all Mrs Anne Fleming, acrompan file. O'Neil was elected School director for the term of three years and Dan Oberg was elected for two years to fill vacancy. Rev.

Fr. Guertin has been out of town several days this week on business. Rev. W. A.

Smith. Mrs. L. Scott. Mrs.

Charles Febrick and Mrs. August Olson delegates of the Congregational church. school and Indies' Aid attended the Gladstone Association Church Convention which was held in Cooks Tuesday. June 12. Mr.

and Mrs. Jos. Barboo of Osier stopped off here Thursday on the way from Perkins where Mrs. Barboo had gone for medical attention. Mrs.

George Labombard who was taken seriously ill with an attack of gallstones Tuesday and was taken Wednesday morning in the ambulance to the Dr. A. L. Laing hospital. Mrs.

I.abombard was all alone all night and was not able to summon help until early morning. Mrs William Vietske and Mrs. Vietske. of Maplewood visited at the Grandchamp home Thursday afternoon. Joe of was a business visitor in Thursday.

The Directors of the Rapid River Co-op Creamery held their regular meeting at the Creamery office Thursday afternoon with six Directors present. John Grandchamp resigned as Director and stockholder. Leater White left Wednesday to work at the Buckeye camp at Sour. Ronald White started to work in the J. A.

Forest shop Friday. Ronald has considerable city practice in the barber line and comes here well recommended. The Mackie brothers of Gladstone attended the Senior class dance here Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Christainson of Gladstone attended Graduation exercises here Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Lind of Spur spent a few hours in town Sunday afternoon. Next week will be a big week for the Kiddles and also for some of the grown ups as Skerbeck will be here.

When you hear music in the air, you need not think a band is in town it's just music lhat goes with the Merry-go- round Every year the Skerbecks visit Rapid River and are always welcomed as they bring good clean shows and amusement. A large number of people attended the Class Day program Monday evening. The graduating class this year includes five pupils, four girls and one hoy. The Senior class of the Rapid River high school numbering five graduated at the annual commencement exercises which were held at the gymnasium dav evening June 13th. Hon.

H. J. Rushton, r. Senator of the Eleventh District nf Michigan de- ied far as Minneapolis bv Miss, commencement ad- Anre Keilv are leaving Fridav I dress He left some very interesting material to the graduates in line of helpful thoughts, Prin illiam Miller nresented the class and Supt L. Wolfe presented the diplomas to the Seniors.

Mrs Fleming will join her sister Josie and Rev. Fr. Solard in Minnesota and from there will motor to the roast for a vacation. While enroute they will spend a few days at Yellowstone Park and The full program: visit at all places of special Inter- Overture Selected Orchestra, est Mrs. Fleming will look up old friends.

The Schultzs. Schiams! W. Smith, and Alwyn Olson that used to be Presentation of Class Prin W. and others too numerous to men- Miller. tion.

1 Vocal M. E. Peter- Floyd Roberts and Leonard BOn lieltz students at Lansing started J. Rushton. from the city by motor Thursday Munic Selected- Orchestra.

Mrs. Albert Graham of Washington stopped off here Thursday route to the American Soo. Mr. Graham worked at the Shingle weaver's trade here twenty-five or more years ago and remembered many people that were here at the time. They expect to locate at Flint.

He told of meeting with the O'Connells and Rabbldues a year ago in Washington. John Grandchamp was a business caller in Gladstone Friday. Miss Evelyn Renalar has secured a position In Escanaba. Tom Tennant spent the weekend at his home Miss Elizabeth Miller will sing at the morning services of the Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Mrs.

Harry Wlekstrom went to Escanaba Monday to hare her hand dressed. Mrs. Jack Burnett of Osier entertained a party of friends from Rapid River Thursday evening. Leslie Caawell. motored to the Sault Ste.

Marie Thursday accompanied by his mother and two sisters who are going to rlsit two months in Canada with relatives. Leslie returned the same day. Edd Lind delivered a new Essex coach in town Friday. The Misses Phillis and Gertrude Grandchamp were in Escanaba Friday doing some shopping. Mrs.

Dell Kniskern and children motored out to Birchvllle and snent the day with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pfeifer.

Miss Mildred Renslar of Gladstone visited her mother here Thursday evening Oscar Froberg came near losing one of his farm horses Wednesday. It not come home with its mate Tuesday and they commenced to search for It but did not discover it until Wednesday. It was mired in a mud hole near the Creek and could not go out. They Immediately called a crowd of men from around the neighborhood and with some difficulty managed to get it out. The horse was hungry and in a weakened condition but otherwise all right.

William Dillabaugh was a caller in town Friday. Mrs. Robert McPherson who haa been ill with Influenza Is somewhat better and able to be about the house. Herman Kay of Whitefish point attended the Co-op annual meeting Thursday afternoon. Nels Johnson of Ensign motored to town Thursday.

County Sheriff Elmer Swanson of Escanaba was an officlar caller here Friday. Joe Lavalley left Friday to work at the Ruckeye camn. Mr. and Mrs. Harvev Beauprie of transacted business In town Friday.

Mrs. Steve Merrill of Ensign was in town on business Friday. Mrs H. Rushton accompanied Mr. Rushton to Rapid River Wednesday evening.

Charles Rice came down from the Buckeye camp Friday for a few davs In town. Adam Black who was a resident here for years, arrived in town Monday to transact business concerning his real estate. George Fuhrlman of Maplewood was in town Monday to vote at the School election. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Lavlolette and family motored to Llght-house point Sunday and had picnic dinner at the beach. W. W. Thompson of Osier was a business visitor in town Friday. Miles of Brampton township was in town Saturday after supplies.

Jim Lumherg and son of Ensign were in town on business riday. Einar Hanson of Ensign called in town on business Thursday. Mrs Warner Vietske and Mrs. Max Newman of Maplewood attended the German Lutheran Aid meeting at Gladstone Thursday afternoon. Edd Hill and Pete Schultz spent Sunday fishing on the West Branch of the Whitefish.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilford and Henry Ward motored out to camp to spend Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs August Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Young motored to Negaunee Sunday to visit at the William Belstrom home. Mrs.

and daughter Stella Madeline made a business trip to Escanaba Monday. Ruth BJorkman and a party of friends of Ewen arrived in Rapid River Saturday to visit at the Rjorkman home. They returned Sunday. Presentation of Supt. C.

Wolfe. Benediction WILSON NEWS 1 10:00 a m. and arrived here Friday 1:30 a. m. Mr.

Beltz reports for survey work at some place In O. Daniel Wisconsin and Floyd reports for work Saturday at Limestone for a Reception of Graduates, survey company. After tho orchestra Miss Irene Doetch. teacher, in played for dancing w'hlch was high school Is leaving next week thoroughly enjoyed by all who re- for Milwaukee where she will visit mained her sister. Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Gifford who Dr. Jones of Bay City and A.

B. spent the Spring months here left Cassidy of Gladstone stopped off! for a motor trip Tuesday through here Monday enroute to Garth Canada before returning to their Point to spend the day Dr Jones home in Hartford, Mlchl- worked at Garth years ago and gan They expect to return to eaeh time on visiting at Gladstone Rapid River when the greena finds great pleasure in going to son is ready for fall picking. Garth, the place that holds many Mr. and Mrs Carter of Escana- sacred memorlea. ba attended class nieht State road through Rapid here Monday evening River Is being repaired and the Mrs.

Billinga of Shaffer was a surface treated to a coat of tar visitor Monday at the James Miss Amelia Trottier and Miss! Kenned home Ray Ostrander, who has been employed by E. J. Hakes for the paat year, has left for his home In Columbus, Wls. Stanley Barkowlcz motored to Spalding last night. Mrs.

Fred Bennett and daughter, Heien, and Gertrude and Winifred Bagley motored to Crystal Falls this week. Jim Musson was a visitor in Menomineo last week. Roy Pagley Is on the mall route while Art Wendtland is taking his vacation. Mrs. Mary Motto and son, Willis.

business callers on Saturday. Miss Kthel McNeely of Crystal Falls will spend her vacation at home. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Hakes and Carol Bagley motored to Maple Ridge on business Friday svsnlng Our baseball iaam plays at (Lillian 1 Arson, Corr.) Mr.and Mrs. Joseph son. Donald. Mr. and Mrs.

John LaComb. son, and daughter. Beatrice were guests of relatives In Escanaba Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jay Kleiber, son. Keith, and Frank Trombly returned Thursday from Green Bay where they consulted spe- clalists. Harry Hall nas returned to his home In Defiance after being called to Rochester, hy the serious Illness of his brother Sam. who Is receiving treatment at the Mayo clinic there. Mrs.

George Sharkey and daughter, of Lathrop. were local visitors Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Larson spent Wednesday with relatives In Escanaba. Mr.

and Mrs. Victor 8alml, son Frank. Mrs. Isaac Jokela and Nellie Trombly motored to Carl- ahend Sunday. Mrs.

Arthur Lackle, son Russell the Misses Somnle and Tyne Luopa of Duluth arrived here Sunday to spend a few with their parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Luopa. Mrs. Herman Brebmer, Mrs.

Sharkey and Mias Edna Miller motored to Escanaba on Thursday. Misses Josephine and Winifred McPhee of Munlsing were guests of Mrs. Bailey here Sunday. Mrs. Levi Rabldeau.

daughter Emily and Mias Beth Olsen of Rapid River were Rock visitors Tuesday. Isaac Luopa. Arvtd Kalnulal- nen, Arvld Mustanen and Arvld Rivers tranaacted business In Escanaba Thursday. Forrest Hunt. Larson.

Lillian Luopa and Mary Bridges were Gladstone visitors Sunday. Henry Gustafson and of Perkins were Rock callers Tuesday. Mrs. Fred LeClalre spent Monday with at Ford Miss R. arrived here from Chicago Monday, having been called by of her father, wbo Is confined to St.

Francis hospital In Escanaba suffering from Infection of the right arm. which resulted from an injury which he sustained when he jumped from a moving train and fell to the tracks near here several weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Beautrow of Osier were local callers Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Weingartner and sons left Wednesday for a six visit with relatives in Minneapolis. Enroute they stopped off at Rhinelander where they visited Mr. Wein- gartner'a parents.

They were accompanied as far aa Rhinelander by Mr. sister, Mrs. John Schustarich of Gladstone. Mrs. Victor Salmi, son, Frank and Mrs.

Victor Niemi visited friends at Stack Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kleiber and children. Mrs.

Bailey, Mrs, Catherine Bailey and son. Malcolm, motored to Escanaba Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Trombly and Burton Nelson of Brampton were Rock visitors Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miljour and children of Beaver were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeBreshe here Thursday.

Mrs. Isaac Jokela left Fridav for Negaunee to spend a week with and friends. Isaac Luopa and daughter, Agnes have returned from a brief business trip to Ironwood. Mr. and Mrs.

August Larson and John attended the funeral of a relative in Escanaba Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Marmalick and children were guests of relatives in Gwlnn Sunday. Miss Pearl Mattlla will return to her home here Monday spending a week In Chicago on a combined business and trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Joy Kleiber and children were Perkins callers on Sunday. Waino Salmi. Ell Hill and Waino Mattlla are apendlng the week-end at Indian Lake.

Mrs. Joseph Frossard of Beaver was a Rock bualneas caller on Thursday. Mrs. Henry Jokela and Henry Kuuva returned Thursday from Seney where they spent a few days with relatives. Mrs.

Hetta Kuuva, who accompanied them on the trip, remained there for a longer visit. Mr. and Mra. Albert Larson, son Spencer. Mrs.

Fred LeClalre and Msry Johnson leave Monday for Flint after spending two weeks with relatives and friends here. Mrs. Victor Alanko left Tuesday for Chicago to spend a few days with relatives and friends. Mrs. Paul Seppanen, Mrs.

Elno Koskl and Alex Seppanen motored to Escanaba Thursday. Mra. Charles Harju and the Misses Rauha Mattlla and Elma Ahlstrom motored to Escanaba Friday. Arne Johnson and Charles Larson, were Escanaba business callers Thursday. Elno Rajala, small son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ellaa Rajala, had the misfortune of fracturing the right arm while at play near hla home here Wednesday. He waa taken to Escanaba for treatment and is recovering nicely at hla home. Herman Seppanen tranaacted business In Escanaba Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Uno Rajala were Negaunee vlaltora Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Lamp! and son Tolvo motored to Trenary Friday.

Misses Edna Jokela and Phoebe Hill spent a few daya at Turin this week. Miss left Saturday for Chicago where she will be employed. Victor Ruusl returned Thursday from Ann Arbor where he accompanied hla aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arvld Kentta of Winters, who spent a few daya with their son, who is seriously ill at the University hospital.

Mr. and Mra. Elias Rajala, son Eino, daughter Kathryn and Olga were Escanaba callera Friday. Gilbert. and August Larson.

transacted business at Crystal Falla Saturday. Mrs. Ed Johnson, daughter. Marilyn, Mra. Larson and Mrs.

Mary Johnson guests of Mrs. Guntly in Turin Friday. Mrs. DeBeck of Chicago who la spending the summer months with here, left Monday for Eacanaba to spend some time with there. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Larson and daughter, Mrs. John Laraon, Mrs.

Fred LeClalre, Mrs. Charles Carlaon and Mrs. Mary Johnson motored to Escanaba Monday. Mias Anna Nygaard haa left for Menominee to spend the summer months with relatives. Miss Gertrude Kaminen returned to her home here Thursday after attending the Cloverland Commercial college in Escanaba during the past year.

Mrs. Charles Larson, eons Charles. and Robert and Mrs. Mary Johnson motored to Gladstone Friday. They were accompanied aa far aa Perklna by Mrs.

Fred who visited friends Oscar Kama and son. Matt Viitala, son Waino and Stephen Rabldeau, have returned from a week-end visit at Indian Lake. (Marjrarrt Gibbe, Corr.) Beginning Sunday. June (HfVti Flynn, Corr.) Mrs. Hannah Keappock has returned to Harris after a several weeks' visit at Menasha, Wls.

Mr. and Mra. Maurice Flynn and family of Iron Mountain, apent the week-end with at Harris. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Olson and family of Eacanaba visited at the Charles Eliott home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lafrenlere of Detroit, formerly residents of Harris, are vialting relatives and frienda here.

Miss Leona Krutch and friend. Miss B. Villeneuve of Escanaba spent Sunday at the home of the former. Miss Viola Krutch of Her- spent Sunday at the home of parents. The solemn closing of the Forty Hours' devotions took place Tuesday morning at 8:00 at St.

George's church. A solemn high mass waa sung by Rev. George LaForest of Flat Rock assisted by Rev. Peter Daffer of Champion. Rev.

Joseph of Rapid River and Rev. D. Jos. Breault, pastor of the local church. The services were well attended.

Among the clergy of the diocese who assistai during the Forty Hours' were Rev. P. N. Jutras of Schaffer. Rev.

T. A. Drencagz of Perfemrllle. Rev. George LaForest of Flat Rock.

Rev. Jos. of Rapid River, Rev. S. Maler of Gladatone, Rev.

Peter Dapper of Champion, Rev. Raymond of Escanaba, Rev. Fr. Janet and Rev. Fr.

Karch of Menominee, Rev. Joa. Schaull of Spalding. Rev. D.

Joseph Breault left Thursday for Marquette where he will deliver a commencement addreaa. Misa Effle 'Hendry has returned from Milwaukee where she spent the past winter. Mr. and Philip Labelle of Detroit viaited relatives and friends here the past week. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Lafrinlere, Mr. and Mra. Leo Lafrinlere and family of Detroit have returned to their home after a visit with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Lahay apent laat Sunday at Iahpemlng. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Schetter are the parents of a son. born at an Iahpemlng hospital. May 29. Mra.

Thomas DeLoughary and daughter of Marinette visited relatives at Eustis this weak. Mr. and Mra. J. G.

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Labre, and Mrs.

A. E. Anderson among thoae who commencement exerclaes at Escanaba high1 school Thursday evening. Mra. Charlea Elliott visited relatives at Escanaba this week.

The Aid of the Swedish Methodist church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Olson Thursday afternoon. A large attendance was present. Mra.

John Gasman of Escanaba visited relatives at Bark River Thursday. Miss Florence Daige of Sehaf- 24.1 fer viaited friends at Bark River ENSIGN NEWS (Rtith Wilson, corr.) John Wilson, daughter and granddaughter Lillian ham and accompanied by Andy Magnusson and Evelyn Anderson visited friends at Rapid River Monday evening. Mrs. Sara Minor, of Rapid River was a visitor at the home of her father John Wllaon Tuea- day. A much needed rain fell here Tuesday evening aa the gardens seemed to be at a standstill for the want of rain.

Those from here who attended the show at Alton Tuesday evening were: Mrs. Andy Magnusson, Mrs. Emily Olson and children, Mrs. Oscar Magnusson, Bobby Anderson, Evelyn Anderson. Mrs.

Ruth Gorham and daughter Lillian. Bert Johnaton, the rural mall carrier is enjoying a two weeks vacation. He returned Wedneaday from a dairy tour through Wlacon- sin. Herman Weberg, his assistant carrier, is on the route. Mrs.

Ruth Gorham, accompanied by her daughter and father, motored to Ogontx Wednesday morning to deliver a telegram to Mra. Andrew Johnaton. atating that her daughter, Miss Irene, at East Lansing, had underwent an operation for appendicitis Tueaday morning and waa reating easily. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Barbeau motored to Fayette Wedneaday on business. Mr. Barbeau purchased 12 little pigs over LaBumbard and son Joseph were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Barbeau Wedneaday.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard and children viaited at the home of Henry Hebert and Anton Delorla at Nahma Wednesday evening. J. S.

Bailey of the Milwaukee Sentinel Co. Milwaukee waa a business caller here Thuraday. Mra. M. Vinette.

aon Bill and Miss Ruth Landis of Isabella called here and got Mra. Howard Johnaon and baby and all went to Escanaba Thursday evening to attend the graduation exercteea at the high school of which Miss Ira Hebert of Nahma waa a graduate. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. Vinette. Henry Landis of Isabella waa a business caller here Thuraday evening.

Those from here and vicinity who attended the Olle-i-Skratthult show at the Community hall at Gladatone Thuraday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Andy Magnusson. Mr. and Mrs.

Stcnlund, Ollie Magnusson and Mias Alma Johnston, Guat Johnston, son Milton and daughter Fern and Mra. Oscar Magnusson. Mrs. Andrew Barbeau went to Escahaba early Friday morning to be with her aiater. Mrs.

George LaBumbard of Rapid River who expected to submit to an operation at the Laing hoapital. Miss Alice Gerou of Escanaba is visiting her aunt, Mra. Howard Johnson. zaia. Lettie Birch left Friday for the' Mr.

and Mra. L. Barboo Twin City Commercial college at were visitora in town Sunday. Metropolitan this afternoon. We Marinetta where they will taka' Mr.

Petara and son iDq Mr. gained In our team, by their showing thus far, and we expect to win from Metropolitan. Mrs. George Kell Is spending the week with friends in Iron Mountain. Mr.

and Mra. William Kell were in Menominee on Wednesday. Miss Marlon Bagley of Crystal Falls will spend the summer at her home here. Walter Kell was In Menominee on bualneaa this week. Mias Edtth Ekstrom of quette viaited with frtende here Saturday.

Mr. and Mira. William Kell and Anna Mae Henderaon ed with friends In Norwa Friday evening high mass will be sung at 7:30 and low mass will be said at 10 St. church during the summer months, it was announced by the pastor, Rev. A.

C. Colgnard. Miss Hhelma Bretz of Joplin. who is spending her vacation with her parents in Manistique called at the Glbba home Tuesday. A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Klnnart, Wednesday, June 6. Miss Eileen Gerou. who was graduated Thursday night, June 14. from St.

high school, Escanaba, haa returned to her home. Mrs. Fred LeClalre of Flint called on Perkins friends Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl LaBumbard of Gladstone visited at the Fred Krouth home Wednesday. Eugene Pilon and his sister, Mrs. Carl Lindner, who have been vialting here, returned to Green Bay Friday. The Mieses Loretta and Audrey Gibba and Vernon Wick, who were graduated from Escanaba high school Thursday evening, have returned to their homea here. Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Gerou attended graduation at St. school Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Charlea Nord- atrom, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wick, Mrs. Rose Wenlger, Miss Marie Wllmotte and Mr. and Mra.

H. D. Gibbs attended the commencement exercises at Escanaba high school Thursday evening. Dorothy Gibbs left Friday for a week'a visit at Garden. Bids are out for the building of the new school and work will be begun in the near future.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lancour Thursday, June 14. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Lancour, of Escanaba were Perkins callers Thursday evening. Mrs. Eugene Munn and George Friday received word of their mother'a death at Urbana, 111., where she resided with another daughter. Mrs. Friday had been an Invalid for aome time, and her death waa not unexpected.

Her body arrived in Escanaba Saturday where interment will be tpade in Lakevtew cemetery. Word haa been received that Mr. and Mre. Jack Sprick who left here two weeks ago mo- Wednesday evening. Clarence Guth of Algoma, an employe of the Bark Rlrer creamery, left Friday for Merrill, where he will be employed.

Ed Newman, a former employe, will fill the vacancy at the local creamery. Mrs. Hugo Berger of Carney, and slaters, Mrs. Thomas Loughary and Mrs. Michael Kane were Escanaba visitors Friday afternoon.

Mra. E. J. Bergman, son William, Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Bergman and aon. left Tuesday by motor for Detroit to visit Mrs. H. St. Antofhe.

who spent the past several months at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Seville at Escanaba. has returned to her home at Harris Mrs. Della Nell of Calumet Is expected for a visit at. the M.

B. Harris home, enroute to her home from Madison. where she attended graduation exercise at the University of Wisconsin. Miss Margaret Neil will graduate from the University School of Nursing. Mrs.

Otto Perket. spent the past week at Eau Claire, Wis. Chester Stenberg has returned to St. Paul. after attending the Stejhberg-Erickson nuptials.

George Goldberg has arrived from Fond du Lac, where he attended school the past term to spend his vacation at the home of hla parenta, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Goldberg.

Mr. and Mrs. Berthel Erickson have returned from their honeymoon. The Peppv Eight 8ewing Club of the Harris school were guests of Mrs. Mertle Vaughan last Tuesday evening, when they attended "The and Kellys In at the Delft theater, Escanaba.

Mrs. Vaughan has tor for Oregon, are both confined In a hospital, having encountered a wreck in that place. It has not been learned how seriously they were injured. The farm nome of Harry Clau son four miles north of Perkins was completely destroyed by fire on Friday morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Clauaon and their three children escaped unhurt. The fire waa of unknown origin nnd he carried no insur- A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mickelson last Friday.

Mother and baby doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. M. Heinz and little son were Sunday visitors at the Brearley home.

Mr. Bruik of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with frienda here. Jacob Edwards of Flint Is visiting relatives and old frlepds in our neighborhood. The School Election Monday did not draw a very large crowd. Must be the people are aatiafled with the present officers.

Carl A. Carlson was reelected to the offlee of Clerk (having had this office for several years) with no opposition. Those serving on the Election Board were William Rice, John Bergman, August Carlson. Mrs. tfertha M.

Wood and Miss Catharine McCullough. Mrs. William E. Baker and little son Billy of are visiting at the Charles Baker and Currie McGregor homes. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Rice were Sunday visitors at the W. J. Rodgers home. Mrs.

Charles Baker waa a Man- istlque visitor Monday. James Rodgers, his sister, Mrs. Robert Hudson and Mra. W. Rutledge of the Soo were visitors Saturday evening at the Brearley home.

Mrs. W. J. Rodgers with her guests Mrs. Rutledge, and Mrs.

Hudson visited the mg Spring Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson were calling on frienda In Whltedale Monday. George Ghent waa a business visitor in Manistique Monday.

Mrs. R. Hudson, her mother, Mrs. W. J.

Rodgers and Mrs. W. been the leader of this club the past year, and of other clubs the previous three years. Mr. and Mrs.

E. Hakes were Wilson callers Monday. R. H. Labre, H.

H. Boyle, J. G. Gaujthler and C. R.

Lahay are among the local K. of who are on the reception committee for the state convention of Knights of Columbus to be held at Escanaba, June 17 to 19. Mrs. S. H.

Goldberg daughter, Margaret, are visiting relatives and friends at Oshkosh, Wis. Mrs. Joseph Belanger of Iron Mountain returned Friday to her home after a visit with relatives and friends at Escana- bs and Bark River. Word has been received the Goodrich Line of Steamships will again make Fayette one of their ports of call. This will be the only port visited on the north side of the Bay.

It is expected that the first visit will be made around the end of this month and that the Carolina and Indiana win each make calls. Fred Van Remortel Is making extensive Improvements around the dock at Fayette. He haa torn down the old warehouse, is repairing the dock and making other Improvements so that when the summer visitors arrive they will see Fayette at Its very best. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Van tel and family of Fayette were business callers in town Thursday. Mrs. Lee Foote and little daughter of Iron Mountain spent the past week with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Watchorn and little baby, Mrs. Alice Watchorn and children, also Mrs. Alice Pitsala all of Sac Bay made a bualneas trip to Eacanaba Wednesday, returning the same day. Mr. anu Mrs.

Fred Pitzala. daughters, Ruth and Lila vlaite the parenta. Mr. and Ben Pizsala of Sac Bay Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Anderson, also of Manistique accompanied them. Mra. Albert Watchorn, Mrs. Alice Piszala, Mra. Alice Watchorn and children were callera In Garden Monday.

Mrs. L. Miller of Cooks and Mrs. Chapman of Manistique with her children were visitors at the home of Mra. Alice Pizzala Wedneaday.

Robert A. McDonald motored to Nahma Tueaday to consult a physician about hla foot which has been troubling him of let. School Board election in Fairbanks Township Monday resulted in the following: Martin. Thill. Pizzala.

Wllllem Eollo and John Folio are the other members of the Board. Mr. and Mrs. John Genlesse and aon William. Mr.

and Mrs. John Folio of Fayette left here Thursday morning to spend their annual vacation in Lower Michigan and Canada, travelling by motor. From here they went on to Manistique where they took the ear ferry for Frankfort and from there to Muskegon, Flint, Detroit and Pontiac after which they will go to Lucknow. the former home of Mrs. Genlesse.

They exnect to be back by the first Sunday in Julv. Carl Van Reraort of Favette is taking the place of Genleaae of the rural mail route during the letter's vacation. A load of lumber was received Tuesday from the Anderson mills at Ensign to be used in building the new residence for Leslie Devet at Fairport. Gentoff Jacobson is doing the carpenter work. Dr.

J. W. Sutherland. Carl Stackman and Rev. Hattie Collins and Rev.

C. H. Hsrger all members of the Michigan Congregational Conference were callers at the paraonage here Wednesday morning. They had Just returned from a brief visit to Birch Creek. From Garden they went on to Pine Lake near the Soo where they attended the annual meetings of the Soo Association of Congregational Churches.

Mrs. Joseph Turpin of Manistique spent the greater part of the last week at the home of her mother, Mrs. Eugene Johnson. Robert McDonald has rented his hotel building here. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Aldoua will operate a part of the place with an ice parlor, restaurant, and millinery. Philip Chandanols will operate another part and will sell soft drinks and candy. Workmen are alreadv at work making the necessary changes. Rutledge spent Monday evening at the Brearley home.

Mrs. Herman Johnson, was a visitor at the Mortlnson and Brearley homes Tuesday. August Carlson and family left early Thursday morning for a few days visit with relatives In Rockford, 111. James McCullough, president of the School Board was unable to serve at the Election Monday owing to poor health. Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Wood and Jacob Edwards of Flint were dinner guests of the Brearleys Monday. Gunnar Valdemar and Theodore Jackson, their sister, Ethel, and Ellen Johnson motored to Shln- gleton Sunday to visit their aunt and other relativea.

M. Brearley and Robert Van Duaen were business visitors in Manistique Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. W.

A. Wood and Jacob Edwards were business visitors in Escanaba Wednesday. Mra. Will Rutledge and daughter Dorothy. Mrs.

R. Hudson and daughter Joyce returned to their home in Sault Ste. Marie, Wednesday. W. A.

Wood has purchased the Jacob Edwards farm and expects to move there soon. Harold Bowman 1b busy drilling a well at Garden Bay. The. Board of Rev'ow for township has finished its work for another year, having had a longer session than usual. A representative of the mont Creamery of was a business visitor here Mr.

and Mra. O. D. Parlor and Mr. and Mrs.

J. Pawley were business visitors Monday.