The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-05

Wales, Is expected here today to join
her husband
of Calumet township are looking over
property values today with a view 10
fixing the assessments on the same
later.
township were reported To Township
Clerk George Martin this morning:
Son. to John Wills of Calumet avenue:
son, Thomas r. Davey. Kearsarge: son,
John Bergagna, Kearsarge: daughter,
TO Isaac sippanen; son. To Isaac Abra-
hanson.
Ed. Pickons has returned To Chicago
after spending few days in Calumet
Bert Roseveare leaves today for Ne
gaunee, where he win play ball the
coming summer.
Ascension day is being observed to-
day in all OF the Catholic churches Of
Calumet.
Fred Nelson Of Copper Harbor, is in
the city on a short visit.
Will VoellSer has returned. from
Dayton. O.. whore he has been taking
course OF instruction i'm the school
OF the National Cash Register Co. He
will resume his duties as representa-
tive OF the company in this section.
The fish car Fontanalis will reach
Houghton Monday with 2 consignment
of brook trout fry. II is not known
positively whether the cnr will come
10 Calumet or not this trip.
Attorney WI ]. Gabraith is home
from a brief visit TO Chicago
Vincent Paganucci is expected here
today, accompanied by his wife, after
a years visit In Italy. Mr.. Paganucci
was detained at Ellis Island for some
reason about a week before being al
engaged in business on Oak street
with Mr.. Deloeso.
Frank and Joseph Scheringer have
ertored into partnership. ana have
opened an oak street saloon. purchas-
ing the business interests Of NJ.
Schmalz. who leaves for the west
shortly
The members Of the Finnish church
on Eighth street are making arrange
ments for a bazaar to be held I'm the
Red Jacket townhal Saturday, May
IA.
A number OF Red Jacket young Ia
dies will give a dancing part i'm the
Red Jacket townhall on the evening
OF Thursday May 10.
The village of Red Jacket yesterday
turned over a check to the {. & II.
Mining company for $500, in pay
ment of the two lots recently purchas
cd from the company.
The funeral Of the late Mrs Conroy
OF Fifth street. viii take place to-
morrow morning with services at the
Sacred Heart church, and interment in
Hecla cemetery.
J. r. Tonoll OF Eveleth. MINI, rep
resenting the Globe Milling Co., of
Perham, Mimi. YVES in town yesterday.
Mr.. Almovar. the "Crackerjack" man,
was here yesterday.
IiNh lbfnAilHS A1ll lbl
Chicago.
There will be a joint installation OF
officers of the Union Temple of Honor,
No. as, the Beehive social and the Hope
" Calumet. Section No. /. Junior Tenn
pie, a week from Saturday, May a.
An amendment TO the bylaws of the
-hree branches is to be discussed, and
will probably be acted upon.
Mrs. F. w. Ridley and daughter are
visiting i'm Chicago.
Schep Friedman. advance agent for
the Blanche Walsh Co. is in Calumet
Mrs. Simmons and two daughters
arrived at noon yesterday to take
charge of the Calumet corps of the
Army, the position made va
cant by the removal Of Adjt. Park
house.
a little amateur racing was INDUCED
in last night at Hecla between some
OF the G. & II. employees. Jen Jeno.
George Gipp and Brunette competed i'm
a 50-yard dash and Brunette won.
The prizes will be awarded later.
terday from Cornwall, and will make
his future home here.
John Gehrne has taken the man
agement Of the Calumet Offices or the
Western Union Telegraph company
Bud Mullaly, Of the clerical staff of
the Mineral Range road in Calumet.
has resumed his duties after a severe
iilpess.
Rev. Isaac Wilcox. pastor of the
Centennial NJ r.. church. has returned
from a visit To- Iron Mountain.
Miss Winnifred Salisbury, secretary
OF the Associated Charities Bureau.
leaves tomorrow to attend the annual
convention OF Charities and Conven-
lions to be held at st. Louis. She will
visit at her home in southern wiscon-
sin before returning to Calumet.
Birmingham, England. with a popu-