The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-02

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Baer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Finster of Gay are
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Finster's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Morrison.
The Assembly cafe has instituted.
new feature in the establishment
of business mems lunch. la carte.
j. IL. Jasberg of Hancock will ad-
dress a political meeting of Finnish
voters to be held tonight at Mo.
hawk.
Mrs. A. Tobin and children are Wis
ting Mrs. Tobin's sisters. Mrs. B.
Gusse' Mrs. B. Rien and Mrs. L. Goell-
son of Hancock.
Mrs. j. S. Stringer, Miss Margaret
White and Edward White have re-
turned from visit with relatives at
Beaverton. Ontario.
Daniel Crawford of Detroit, has ar
rived in Hancock for his annual visit
with his sons. John ID. and Bert ].
Crawford of this city.
Will Carney, Jack Delaney and G.
l.. Brisson. delegates to the state con-
vention of the A. o. III. at Port Huron.
returned home yesterday.
A meeting of the Jewish people of
the twin cities will be held Sunday
to arrange for holding services during
the coming Jewish holidays
"A picnic for the benefit of the Fin
nish College will be held on Sunday
at Thompson's lake, with a program of
music. games, addresses, etc.
Miss Hannah Mottonen has re-
turned from Brainerd, Mimi, where
she has been a teacher in the Finnish
school this summer.
A meeting of the official board OF |
the Hancock Methodist Episcopal |
church was held last evening for the /
of regular business.
meeting of the executive commit
Tee of the Italian reunion held here
last week will take place Sunday to
wind up the business affairs of the
celebration.
Recent births reported are those of
I son to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tervuse
Of Franklin street and daughter
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matson of
Quincy street.
The total amount of receipts on the
pledges for the maintenance of the
finnish College is now $19,223.O1. a
gain of $40 since last weeks report
If the committee.
Il. w. McPherran of Marquette was
n Hancock yesterday on business re-
ating to the improvement of the
rossing of the Mineral Range rail-
Dad on quincy street in west Han
ock.
Ernest Horngren of Champion has
aiken n position at the Western ex-
ress office I'm Hancock, succeeding
, +. O'Neill, who is now employed at
he Copper Range freight office in
Ioughton.
City Engineer Ed Cuff with a force
4 assistants has begun the placing of
he brackets on the iron poles on
quincy street to support the clusters
f tungsten lamps forming the new
Announcements have been received
Y copper country friends of Miss
la Bardi, formerly of this city, of her
marriage to Paris Marcheschi of Chi
ago, the wedding taking place there
MS week.
The term of the Coburntown sum-
Ter school ended last Saturday and
ne occasion was noted with a pro-
ram of exercises by the children. and
ddresses by Eli Merijarvi and Char
IS of Asiala.
Charles Il. Asiala, formerly man
ger of the Finnish Lutheran Book
oncern. has taken a position as rep
of the Western New York
nurseries, company. and will have
is headquarters i'm this city.
The boys of St. aPtrick's school are
BON to begin rehearsals for a min
rel show to be given on September
I'm the ST. Patriclx's hall, the stage
7 which is to be enlarged to better
lapt 1t for entertainments.
John Stone of Belt, Mont, founder
: the order of the Knights of Ka-
wa. is i'm Hancock. having come here
aughter, who will enter the Hancock
om Ishpeming, accompanying his :
iughter, who will enter the Hancock
innish college as a student.
Leo f. Duggan, principal of the
ipley school, returned Monday even 4
Ig from his vacation in lower Mich
AN. An addition to the teaching
aft made since the beginning of
he holidays is Miss Burt, who form
'ly taught school at Redridge.
A general rehearsal of the singers
no will constitute the chorus which
finishes music for the union labor
unday services to be held at the
erredge theater on Sunday after
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