The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
4. HANCOCK HRsviTiEs.

thermometer one day last week regis
tering twelve below.
Workmen OF the telephone company
this morning resumed the work OF
erecting poles In alleys and In the rear
connection with the placing OF the
wires in underground conduits on
Quincy street. Nothing was done Mon
day on account OF the storm.
A party of about fifty members Of
st. Bernard's court OF the Catholic Or
installation and banquet to be held
next Sunday afternoon by the Hubbell
court. st. Bernard's court will install
its new officers on Sunday, January 16
when an invitation will be extended
to neighboring lodges.
Chris Person, the wrestler, has re-
turned to Duluth and Demetral and
his manager Doc Reid, have returned
to Chicago Before they left, articles
were signed for a match to take place
something in February in which Per-
son agrees to throw Gronlund and
wiirtanen twice in an hour. in ac-
cordance with the challenge issued
Saturday night.
John Knight OF the Portage Coal
dock office at Ripley has returned
from a holiday visit at Bruce Mines,
Ontario.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Pomeroy, parents
OF Mrs. John C. Condor, have return
ed to their home in st. Charles, Va
after holiday visit here.
A Quincy SANDER suit, in which n
Mrs. Lesac was charged with SANDER
ing a Miss Lesac, not related to de-
PENDANT, however, was heard In JUS
tice Olivier's court yesterday after
noon. when the suit was dismissed.
Walter Yoakum of Chicago was ar
raigned yesterday afternoon before
Justice Olivier on a charge of stealing
fifty dollars from Calumet lumberjack.
The theft occurred December Is, since
which time the police have been work.
ing on the case. Yoakum will be Civ
en- an examination Thursday morn
ing.
The regular meeting of the council
scheduled for last night was adjourn
ed and will be held Wednesday even
ing. for which date a special meeting
has been called to act on formalities
related to the Hancock street paving
bond mix-up.
| Manager Gettelman Of the Kerr
redge theater is arranging a series OF
electrical chimes to be installed next
week in the Savoy theater. A number
of bells of various tones will be Sc
creted about the hall and will be oper-
ated by, means of the keys of the
piano.
| Miss Sophie Johnson has gone to
| Ann Arbor to resume her studies as a
trained nurse. She is now in her third
year at this institution and will be
graduated the end of the present
term.
December 16. is the date that has
been selected by Rev, FIR. Chaser for
the dedication of the remodeled 81
Joseph's church. If Bishop Els can ar.
range to be here on that day. The
seats are being rapidly completed and
are expected to be ready shortly
The funeral of Mary, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Belle
feuille of Dollar Bay. was held yes
terday morning. interment taking
place i'm Lakeside cemetery. Hancock
The choir of the Trinity Episcopa
church was treated yesterday to
sleigh ride by r. Skiff Sheldon, who af-
terwards entertained the party at
dinner at the Douglass House.
Henry Hanan yesterday received
message announcing the death of hi:
mother in Alger county, lower Mich
igan, and left yesterday afternoon t'
attend the funeral
A large party of students returning
to various schools and colleges lef
yesterday afternoon, after spending the
holidays at their homes here.
Rudolph w. Bredfeld, stenographel
In the office of C. b. Ulrich. arrived
today from Brainerd. Minnesota. where
he has been spending the past two
weeks at his home.
Il. IL. Wagner of the Grinnell music
store. returned yesterday from va
cation visit to his former home II
Ohio and at Detroit.
Yesterday, was the coolest and stor'
miest day OF the season. but notwith'
standing the ten below zero temper
ature and the fierce wind that driftet
the snow into deep piles along thu
streets, G. b. Saxby was out as usua
with his automobile. Mr.. Saxby makes
his boast that he will have his ma
chine out every day of the winter
and that he doesn't need an automobile
sleigh.
The members OF the Hancock chap
ter of the Order OF the Eastern sta
have received an invitation from tn
Houghton chapter to be their guests
at a meeting on Thursday evening.
The womans Home Missionary 50
ciety OF the Pewabic M. E. church VII
meet this evening at the home of Mrs
Thomas Kellow. There will be m
prayer service this week at the Pc
wabic church, but arrangements ar
haino made for n series of reviva