The Calumet news., 1910-02-24

the past two months in the copper
country. left last evening to return 10
his home I'm Finland.
Miss Clara Jeffery and Miss Cum
mings of Calumet visited with friends
in Hancock yesterday.
colonial party" was given last
evening at the home OF Miss Rose
Miller on Vivian street i'm East Han
cock. The AFFAIR was arranged as
surprise by about a dozen young ladies,
each OF whom was attlred in the cos
tune OF the colonial. apropos of the
anniversary of Washington's birthday
Miss Rose Miller is temporarily fin-
ing the position OF teacher at the Rip
ley school during the illness of Miss
York.
The Hancock chapter OF the order OF
the Eastern star will this evening en-
tertain the Lake Linden chapter at a
social session In the Masonic hall on
Hancock street. There will be an in
formal program of music and literary
features and luncheon will be served.
c. f. Bosworth OF the Howe Moving
pictures, was I'm Hancock yesterday,
making advance arrangements for the
coming of the attraction on Tuesday
and Wednesday next March / and 2.
]. G. Mcmillan OF Milwaukee arrived
here today and is calling on the local
undertaking trade.
Emil Waara is reported to be dan
gerously i'll at the st. Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Maris have moved
into their new house on Fifth street.
Hans Johannessen and Miss Gusta OIL
son, both of Pequaming, were married
I'm this city yesterday, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. w. F. Marvin.
pastor OF the Hancock Methodist Epis-
copal church.
Holly Shepard and his wife, who put
on show for the Hancock Elks a year
or so ago, are engaged in staging
minstrel show at Ashland, after which |
they will go to Superior Wis.
Paul Ruppe will leave on Sunday for
a weeks trip 10 Milwaukee and Chi
cago.
c. III. Morees was in Hancock yes
terday in advance of "The Great Di- |
vide" which comes to the Kerredge |
next week.
Otto Maliniemi, who was charged
with cruelty to animals and leaving a |
horse unhitched and unblanketed for
several hours last Sunday night. yes
terday pleaded guilty to the charge
and paid a fine of FIVE dollars and |
costs.
c. B. Ulrlch left yesterday afternoon
for a business trip TO Marquette.
r. w. Bredfeld, who has been laid |
up for several days after an operation
on his foot, has resumed his duties at |
the offices of c. b. Ulrich. Mr.. Bred
field is also temporarily In charge Of
the office of the National Cash Regis
ter, w. H. Moulton having left last
Saturday to return to Duluth.
A. f. Boswell of Marquette was a
business visitor in Hancock yester-
day.
Miss Inga Stone of Elbowtown en-
tertained a party of friends at a
Washington birthday party at her
home on Monday evening.
The Woman,s Home Missionary So
ciety of the Portage Lake Baptist |
church meets at the home of Mrs. II.
c. Rowell on Harris avenue this af-I
ternoon to observe the day of prayer
for missions.
state Deputy Mrs. Keough was pres
ent at the meeting of Ingot Hive,
7 odias of 4ba Modem, Nfoooohaa, tald /
last evening, and social session was
enjoyed after the meeting. Mrs. Fran
els Burns great deputy grand COM
mander, of st. Louis, held a school
Of instruction on Tuesday afternoon
at which she spoke OF the plan to
endow an upper peninsula hospital
with a bed for members of the or
ganizatlon.
Louis Miller, in advance of "The
Man of the Hour" was in the city yes
terday arranging for the appearance |
of the company at the Kerredge thea
ter next Monday night. The Howe |
moving pictures come here for two
nights next week, March 1 and 2.
DUrbano's band will play selections |
tonight which have been asked for by |
popular request. Friday night will be
Wagner night" and Sunday night |
popular hits of the week."
The case of Mat Juntunen. charged |
with selling liquor without a license
was concluded yesterday in Justice
Olivier's court and an adjournment |
was taken until Saturday for the |
transcription of the testimony.