The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-23

will be registration dates and the
places are: First ward, Brams' drug
store; second, city hall; third, Horan's
store; fourth, Drouin's store.
A daughter has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Voss.
Several members OF Hancock lodge,
No. 109, Knights OF Pythias. went TO
Houghton last night TO meet Deputy
Grand Chancellor A. E. Sharpe, and to
assist in putting on the second and
third rank work.
driver for the Western Express COM
pany this morning. He has been sub
shutting for the past week as express
messenger for w. White, on the |
Houghton-Gay run. while Mr.. White |
was absent at Green Bay attending |
the funeral of his father.
A class of six new candidates for |
membership from South Range. Paines-
dale and Hancock will be initiated Fri
day evening by the Holly Rebekah
lodge of this city at their regular
meeting.
Oma Luoma, the eleven-months- old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Swanto Luo-
ma of White street, died yesterday
morning and the funeral was held this
afternoon. Services were conducted
by Rev. John Back of the Finnish Lu-
theran church.
The hearing of the case of Matt
Pudas, charged with keeping saloon
open after hours, and with accepting
stolen property, was taken up in JUS
tice olivier's court this morning.
Three candidates were initiated by
Eagle Harbor chapter, Pythian Sis
tiers, at their regular meeting last eve
ming.
Those who are to participate in the
Easter cantata, Light out of Dark
ness" to be given next Sunday eve
ming at the Congregational church,
will hold n rehearsal this evening at
the home of Clarence Pittman.
The hearing of William Proctor,
charged with criminal assault, will
take place on Thursday morning. Mar.
/, 81 at 10 n. m, before Justice olivier.
The Gate of Temple chapter, Royal
, Arch Masons, will confer the sixth de-
, gree at the regular meeting this eve
ming.
, I'm Arizona" a western drama, Will
, be presented this evening by the Yam
kee Doodle Stock company at the Ker-
p lredge theater For the rest of the week
4 the plays to be given are, "Thelma'
r LENA Rivers" and on Saturday night,
"A Mad Love-" dramatized from Lady
Audleys Secret.
w. Frank James of Hancock VIII
preside at the Good Friday exercises
, to be held under the auspices of the
. Duke of wellington lodge at Trimoun-
tain on Friday afternoon, and w. H.
Roberts, also of this city. will offer an
. invocation.
IL Is expected that the life saving
: station at the canal will open earlier
!. than usual this season. possibly ABOUT
April Is, on account of the anticipated
early beginning of navigation. Thert
will be some changes in the personne
of the crew this season, one of the for
mer members who has not signed be-
" ing Fred Solomon, who will try MI
hand at some other less exciting bu
~ more remunerative occupation.
Captain s. B. Harris and his son
Stunt. John L. Harris of the Hancoci
mine, are moving into their new res
jdence on Cooper avenue in East Han
" cock
Finley e. Coughlin have sold to WI
liam Ahistur lot of Cottage Row
e. West Hancock.
es The funeral of the late Mrs. biiz
ifs Gribben of Franklin was held yester
AT dav afternoon at the Pewabic M. !
church Rev. M. II. Eldred. officiatin'
TO Interment was in Lakeside cemeter'
or Frank Olson cut off one OF MS III
co GERS while at work Monday evening
90 the meat market Of Eilola q co. IN
TT. Hancock.
ev Division No. I, Ancient Order
20 uibernians. is arranging to Initiate
n class of 100 new members next Suhoa
he the contingent being an instaiimeht
IA those secured in the state mempersh
ee. contest.
zoo A letter received this week from de
"a II. Nichols states that he and his pa
nv ~ consisting of Mrs ]. F. Hampi,z
ond Mrs w s. Jackson have cor
hacr from Cuba and at time OF writr'
were spending few days In ramp
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