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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
"THE CLIMAX APPRECIATED.

"The Climax given at the Kerredge
theater Saturday afternoon and even
ing. was attended by large audiences
at both performances. The play was
all that was claimed for it, and was
ABLY interpreted by the cast selected
for the company that gave 1t here. In
fact such is the nature of the play that
only high grade artists could properly
present IL. The musical theme under
living and running through the plot was
the most striking feature, and In bring
,ng II out the work of Miss Juliette At
kinson. as the music pupil, was espe-
cially noteworthy because of her hne
voice and attractive girlishness besides
the feeling which she put into her
part. Walter Wilson as Luigi Golfanti,
the music master. and Walter Dale, as
his son Pietro. filled their roles SYM
nathetically, and Frederick Forester
as DIR. RAYMOND, the fourth character
in the company, was satisfactory In a
role which was not particularly appeal
ing. The play was unique In its story
and setting and to appreciate 1t fully
required some knowledge Of music, and
that II was fully appreciated and en-
ioyed was demonstrated by the enthus.
iasm and frequency of the applause
The company will appear at the Caiu'
met theater this evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
rANcocE BaEVfTIEs.

Miss Helen Copeland has gone 10
Mackinac island where She has taken
position as "A school teacher
Vincent Bennet who IS visiting at
his home here for the holidays, sus-
tanned an INJURY to his back last week
while skating, so that he was unable
to return to Milwaukee today as he ex-
pected. but will be obliged to remain
here about q. week longer
George Wotmore, former manager OF
the Bijou. has left for a trip through
Mexico and southern California.
F. Victor Aho, employed at the Michi-
gan smelts, had the thumb OF his right
hand severed b. the members getting
caught between. a couple of cars which
were blowing and the bells ringing to
The first baby born in Hancock In
1910 arrived shortly after midnight on
New Years morn. 1t was a son, which
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Mike Rublein of ethel avenue, and II
made its debut into the world just five
minutes after II, while the whistles
we're blowing and the bells ringing 70
welcome the new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Jacobs Of Chicago
are visiting at the home OF Mrs. ia
cobs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.
Brown.
Governor Hanley Of Indiana Will
lecture this evening at the Kerredge
theater In the star entertainment
course of the Grace M E. church. Gov,
Hanley's subject viii be The Patriot
ism OF Peace"
Tonight is the regular date for the
meeting Of the common council. but
as another meeting is scheduled. for
wednesday to act on the Hancock
street paving bond difficulty and have
rehearing of objections and remon-
strances from property owners in re-
gard TO the Improvement ii is not like
| w that much business will be trans
acted tonight Il is probable that inn
mediately upon converting an adjourn
ment may be taken until Wednesday
evening.
/ The Henderson barber shop now oc-
cupics quarters in Book Cigar store,
having been moved Saturday. The Su-
perior Piano company Is now locate
i'm the store in the Scott hotel wherC
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
Hancock Hockey Team Goes to calu-
met for Openina Game Tonight.

The high school basketball and hook
ey teams will today begin the seasons
practice. and arrangements have been
made for basket ball and hockey teams
to have the use of the Amphidrome
for this purpose, the former having
been unable to secure a hall in this
city.
The probable lineup for the team
for the opening game with Calumet
this evening at the Palestra viii be;
Goal, Kotila: point Coon; coverpoint'
McGlynn; right wing, O'Neill; left
wing, Funkey; center. Mclean; rover
Bonsall. Besides these Loudly, Butler,
Morrison. Metner and several others
will try out for positions this after
noon.
The basketball team will practice on
Wednesdays and Mondays at the Am
phidrome. using the hall after school
on those evenings, All but two of last
years basketball players are back TINS
year and as there are a number of good
applicants for places strong team Is
expected to result Among those who
will likely be in the team again this
year are Campbell, Smith, Erickson
Coon and Mclean.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
SCHOOLS REOPEN TODAY.
Teachers Return From Vacation Visits
and Work Taken Up Again.

The local schools reopened this
morning after the ten days Christmas
holidays, with the full corps of teach
ers and nearly all the pupils back
in their places ready to begin
work again. Misses Johnson and Ford
OF the Quincy school arrived Saturday
night from Big Rapids and Boyne City,
and Prof. G. r. Cobb and family re-
turned Saturday from Escanaba. MISS
es Anderson, Mathewson, O'Leary, An
drews. Prof. Clafin of the new West
Hancock school, and Miss Eva Curtis
have also returned from visits to their
homes in wisconsin, lower Michigan
and the iron country.
The various pupils of various col
leges leave this afternoon to resume
their studies, after a vacation spent
with relatives here. Among those
leaving today are M. X. Baer, John
Tamblyu. John and Clarence Mette'
Ed Reid, Charles Pascoe, Dave Stark,
and Misses Mae Ruppe, Rodetta Nor
rison. Lillian Scot. Lyle Noble, Lillian
Brock. and others who leave for vari-
ous colleges, besides several from the
CITY who leave to resume their studies
at the Marquette Normal. special
sleeper will be attached to the North
western train this afternoon for the
accommodation of copper country stu
dents.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03

the Light Infantry and Foresters and
the Hibernians and Elks. The latter
should be a great game as the two
teams are the leaders in the race so
far.
Prayer week begins this evening At
the Methodist and Congregational
churches, and will be continued dur
ing the entire week, with meetings
nightly.
Several local lodges will install new
officers this week The Rene Mesnard
Court, Foresters will hold their exer-
cises this evening as will also Mystic
lodge of the odd Fellows. Wednesday
night the Foster Encampment of the
/. O. o. F. will install officers with
Deputy Past Grand Patriarch n. A.
Metz i'm charge. Next Sunday the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient order
OF Hibernians will install officers at
the new A. o. II. lodge rooms and q
number Of the county officers are OK
pected to grace the occasion with their
presence.
A bowling match is scheduled 70
take place on the Mitchell alleys this
evening between the Mitchells and the
Calumet Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION teams. Manager Mitchell cf
the local alleys has accepted a chal-
lenge issued By the Lake Linden bowl
ers and game may be arranged soon,
probably next week. The next game
on the Mitchell alleys will be between
the Hancock &C" and the Hough-
ton &C" teams, some evening this
week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
pOINGS OF THE LODGES.
Numerous Local Societies Arranging
for Installation of Officers.

During the next couple OF weeks a
considerable number of Hancock
secret and fraternal organizations will
elected. Social sessions will in a num-
Der OF instances attend the ceremonies
of induction and preparations for
these are now under way.
This evening Mystic lodge Indepen-
dent Order of Oddfellows, will install
new officers, the work to be in charge
OF T. ]. Gregory, deputy grand master,
and on Wednesday night Foster en-
campment, higher branch of Oddfel-
lowship, will have it's installation
N. A. Metz will be the installing Of
ficer at the latter function.
The newly elected officers OF the
knights of Kaleva were installed al
a meeting last Thursday evening. al
which there was a social session of the
Knights and Ladies of Kaleva, with q
dresses constituting the program. Re-
freshments were served and the Occa-
sion was a most pleasant one.
The Court Rene Mesnard, Foresters
of America, will install officers at the
regular meeting this week. On Friday
night Hancock lodge, No. 109. knights
of Pythias, will hold a public installa'
ton to which a general invitation tt
the members of the order and of the
Pythian Sisters has been extended
| Webster Dock, deputy grand chancel'
lor. will have charge of the ceremonies
The Hancock chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star is arranging, for {
grand concert to be given early II
February, and a committee consisting
OF Mrs. ]. H. Gillespie. Miss Clara
Penberthy, Miss Jessie Cameron
Fred Rumble and j. II. Gillespie ha:
been selected to have charge of thu
details of preparation. The concert
| IL Is probable, will be only for mem
bers of the Masonic and affiliated
orders. At the next regular meeting
on January IL two new members will
be initiated. bringing the total mem
bership enrolled since the institutin,
OF the chapter last September t
about fifty. An invitation has beef
received by the officers OF the chap
ter, and accepted, to attend meeting
of the Houghton chapter, to be hell
the latter part of January.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
CITY BUYS NEW TEAM.

The city hall committee of the coun-
ell has completed egotiations with
Charles Saxby for the purchase of a
new team 10 take the place OF the old
black team. one of which died a short
time ago. The new horses are grays,
making the first change from blacks
that there has been IN the fire depart
ment for some time- Joseph McGrath,
captain of the city teamsters. viii have
charge OF the trainirg OF the new team.
and his old well flSnown blacks will
henceforth be driven by Ira Priest
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
A. o. II. ATHLETICS.
Association Holds Meeting and Elects
Officers and Committees.

The annual meeting OF the athletic
association of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians was held Sunday afternoon
in the Hibernian hall, at which time
officers were elected for the year, COM
mittees named and other business
transacted. The officers elected are
the same as those chosen at the time
of organization to serve temporarily
until the first of the year, and are as
follows:
President, John Reyes.
Vice president, John Carney.
Sec treasurer, James Delaney.
Committees on finance, paraphernal-
ia, constitution and bylaws, etc, were
appointed and another general meet
ing will be held next Sunday after
noon. 1t has been decided to purchase
gloves, wrestling Jackets. handball
equipment, Indian clubs. and few
other athletic goods to start with and
add others from time to time.
The association decided to give O
card party at the rooms in the Emery
building on the evening OF Monday
January II, arrangements for when
will be left in the hands of commit
tee.
The Hibernian Rifles will hold g
meeting next Sunday morning at the
Hibernian club rooms, and the Ladies
auxiliary will install officers in the
evening.
Oscar Fredd has taken position as
solicitor for the Arm OF c. s. Mason
Company. --
Recent births reported. are those OF
daughter TO Mr. and Mrs. Sam Max
OF Second street; daughter to Mr. ano
Mrs. Henry Brunette of Summit street
boy to Mr.. and Mrs Victor Gangeon
Ryan street: and girl to Robert Hue
tart and wife, Wright street.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
A PHANTOM RABBIT.
Hunter Shoots Bunny Big as Oos'
Which vanishes Mysterious'y.

hunter Snoots bunny S'S
Which vanishes Mysterious'y.
Nicholas Dondlinger OF Hancock ana
John Myers of Houghton went rabbit
hunting last week in the vicinity oi
Arnheim. and were very successful re-
turning home with bag of seventeen
rabbits as the result OF their joint et-
forts. They tell in awestruck tones
however, of one gigantic rabbit whieh
they shot but which they did not bring
home. They couldn't find its carcass
to bring back. search as they mish.
The animal they describe as being as
.bie as a dog" somewhat indehn''e
bieness. and each OF the two hunters Il
positive that he hit the creature, wh'cn
on being hit gave jump and dasneo
into a small clump of bushes. ihe'
carefully searched every bit OF prush,
wood In the vicinity but could not nh'
the rabbit. which leads them TO oene''
that possibly It might have been ran
bits ghost.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
FRENCH CITIztNS CLUB
SELECTS CENSUS COMMITTEES
Hancock Branch Of the French Natur-
slization Club Makes Appointments
of Those to Have Charge of
Work in This Vicinity.

At a meeting OF the Hancock branch
of the French Naturalization club of
Houghton county, held yesterday in the
Rouleau hall, members OF committees
were appointed to have charge OF the
work OF taking the census OF French
residents in this city and vscihity. The
committees selected are as follows,
each being assigned a particular terri
tory TO cover:
First ward. Charles o. oliver. Au-
gust Gauthier.
Second ward, Napoleon Brodeur,
Arch. Fourier
Third ward, Joseph Beauchamp, Phi
leas verville, Joseph Gauthier, Joseph
Rivett.
Fourth ward, Arthur +. Jacques, AL
phonse Drouin, Onesime Racine. Eu-
gene Lavigne. JOS. Toutant, and Jo-
seph Fourier.
Quincy, p. G. Audet
Ripley. Fred Mayrand.
Michigan smelts, f. Robarge.
Houghton, A. Corneillier, John Roy,
and r. Grignon.
Canal. Boston, and small outlying
communities will be looked after by
Frank o. Mayotte. The enumerators
appointed for Quincy and Ripley are
empowered TO appoint assistants to aid
them in the work of enumeration, and
arrangements will be made later for
the census at Chassell and the South
Range.
Books and blanks for the work OF
taking the census were distributed al
the meeting yesterday and the enumer-
ators that have been appointed will starr
their canvass at once. There are com
paratively few French residents in the
second and first wards, while i'm the
fourth and third they are quite numer-
Gus so that a larger number of enum-
orators were assigned TO the two latter
wards.
All the reports are expected to be
turned in to the central bureau on OF
before the first Sunday in May, May l
on which date the annual meeting OF
the society will take place at Hubbell
A number of those chosen to have
charge of the census taking in other
parts OF the county have already begur
work and reports will be turned II
steadily from now on to the secretary
c. E. Rouleau.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
FORECAST OF WEEKS EVENTS
Doinqs Scheduled to Take Place u
Hancock Durino Present Week.

On Monday evening Ex-Governor
Hanley of Indiana will lecture at the
Kerredge theater in the Star enter
tainment series under the auspices OF
Grace NJ. f. church.
A meeting of the common council
is scheduled to take place tonight.
which, 1t is probable, will be adjourn
ed until Wednesday evening.
Tuesday night the regular scheduled
games of the Fraternal Indoor base
ball league win take place in Germa-
MIA hall. The first game will be be-
tween the Naval Reserves and the
Elks and the second between the
knights of Columbus and the Eagles.
wednesday night there will be an
other big indoor baseball game, when
the Hibernians OF Hancock and the
Y. M. c. A. OF Calumet will be the
contending teams. Carney will pitch
for the Hibernians and II is probable
that Montgomery of the Elks may b'
drafted to catch for this game, W
place OF Stack. who leaves this weei
for Mount Clemens. James Bakken o.
Houghto and Peterson of Calume
have been selected as umpires for TIL
game.
on wednesday evening will APP
pear at the kIrrcGge theater. -
Knight for a Day" the well know
musical comedy. which comes with
big cast headed by Edward Hume an
Grace DeMaar. and practically TIL
same cast that has been presentin
the piece lately in Chicago. There Is
wealth Of comic dialogue. songs an
situations.
Friday evening there will be NOR
indoor baseball, with games betwee
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03

the barber shop used TO be.
The first alarm OF FIRE OF the new
year was sounded about 6 o'clock Sat
urday evening from box AZ, corner OF
Ethel avenue and quincy streets. the
dremen made the run only TO flnd tho
alarm a false one.
The pubEc school teachers held
meeting this afternoon in the office OF
Superintendent LaRowe in the 'hieh
school building to arrange for the re-
sumption of school work.
W. FRANK James has sold TO Josc1A
Hmstrom lot 3, block 6. ANTHONY
second addition. on which the pur-
chased VIII erect. a six-room house
William Hilstrom has bought lot II,
same block. and VIII build an eight
room dwelling The James agency has
purchased from Charles Carlson lot 9,
block 8, Anthony addition, containing
q six-room house.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
Methodist church VIII meet on We'd
nosday afternoon at the home of MS.
J. X. Brown on Railroad avenue.
The Installation of new officers Of
the Knights of Pythias which was 90
have been held on Friday evening
next will be postponed and will prob
ably be held week later on the IAN
A housewarming party was given
Saturday evening at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Steinback on Reservation
street. which was attended by largo
number of friends. including several
from Calumet. The evening was
pleasantly passed with games, music
and refreshments.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03
The philosonher Of Folly.

"Robbing Peter TO pay Paul never
won and never WILL" says the Philos-
opher Of Folly. You can't cure a sore
throat by wrapping a woclen sock
around it if you have to so barefooted
to do it,"