The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09

gan erecting the fire escapes In the
rear OF the Scott Hotel and the Scott
block on Quincy street.
Only routine business was trans
acted at the regular meeting OF the
fire department last evening. The
dance committee was given an extern
sion OF time in which to make conf
plete report.
| w. Frank James has sold TO Autta
Kammalainen the six-room house on
lot ~. block s. of Anthony's addition
and the south half of lot 4, block 8,
Anthony's addition TO 4. A. johnson.
The school board will hold it's regu-
lar monthly session this evening.
Mrs. James Henderson has made
arrangements for carrying on the
business Of. the Scott Hotel barber
shop in the absence OF her husband
Roy Heib who has been connected
with the place for the past three or
four years will be the manager and
two new BARRIERS, william Johnson
OF Chicago. and George Haineault cf
Hubbell, have been engaged. Mr..
Johnson was formerly a resident IF
Calumet. but has been located in Chi
cago for the past twenty seven years.
An assault and battery charge, in
which the complainant was August
Kemppainen and the defendant, Au-
gust Keranen was heard in Justice
Olivier's court this morning. The
scrap was alleged to have occurred in
Tezcuco street saloon. Keranen
was fined ten dollars and costs, or
thirty days In Jail.
]. II. Jasberg is in Duluth this week
attending a meeting of the Finnish
American Mining company.
Contractor James McGlynn Is max |
ing good progress on the second re-
tanning wall on Front street and is |
rushing operations i'm order to get as
much OF the wall completed as posi-
BILE while the present favorable wealth |
er continues.
The Quincy One and All association
football team defeated the Trimoun-
tain team at the latter place last Sat
urday, winning by the score Of 4 to 0.
All four goals were made in the second
half and were scored by Charles Rob-
erts, new member of the Quincy
team.
DR.. e. II. Pomeroy arrived In Han
cock yesterday from Tennessee for a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. John C. |
Condor.
Miss Clara Bosswohl has taken a
position as clerk in the Book Cigar
store, known as the Smoke Shop"
Rev. w. e. Marvin and Rev. ]. S.
Gould attended the meeting of the |
Copper Country Ministerial associa-
ton at Calumet, yesterday. The for
mer read paper on The Minister'S
Message to Christians"
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Poekkola of
Emma street are the parents of a son |
born yesterday.
The members of Miss Chamberlain's |
Sunday school class at the Congrega-
tional church will give a box social In
the church parlors on Friday evening. |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mackay left |
last evening Tor luano, Wnere tncy |
will make their future home.
John Rowe an old member of Mystic
lodge of this city, died Saturday at
the state odd Fellows home at Jack |
son. He was about 76 years of age.
The Dollar Bay M. E. church Ladies'
Aid society elected the following off,
GERS at their annual election recently: |
President, Mrs. e. Cady; vice president, |
Mrs w. White: secretary, Mrs. Will
liams; treasurer, w. ]. Balmer; chair
man of entertainment committee, Mrs.
c. Wheeler; special committees, Mrs.
c. Braun and Mrs. b. Kitto.
The Epworth league of the Pewabic |
M e. church will hold regular meet
ing this evening, at which the subject !
to be discussed will be "Doing Bust
ness with Borrowed Capital" Will
White will be the leader.
w. Frank James has sold to Michael |
Culliney. of Houghton, lot 5, block I,
addition containing six |
roomed house which Mr.. Culliney will !
occupy next spring. Matt Manner OF
this city has also purchased through |
the James agency, lot II. block .,
Anthony addition. Mr.. James has
sold to Edward Ulseth. Tot Z. block 4,
Of the Anthony addition.