The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-18
HANCOCK BRsvfTIEa.

| Al the regular weekly drill of the
Naval Reserves last evening IL was de-
cided to give a skating party at the
Amphidrome about the middle of Feb-
ruary.
The remains of Howard Burns, who
died yesterday afternoon at the hos
pital' were sent this morning to Bara-
ga for interment.
Joseph McGrath. head of the city
| teamsters, has made great progress in
the training of the new gray team re-
Gently purchased from c. b. Saxby,
| and has already educated the animals
10 leave their stalls on the sounding
OF an alarm and take their places be-
meath the harness suspended above the
| hose wagons.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Amerigo Monticello of Quincy,
whose death occurred Saturday night,
was held yesterday morning, with in
terment in Lakeside cemetery.
card party will be given this even
ing in st. Patricks parish hall, under
the auspices of the Young Ladies' club
OF st. Patrick's church.
Franklin Wade has sold his uphol-
STEERING and picture framing musiness
to T. p. Williams of Laurium and Will
leave soon for Marquette.
A number of the members of Han
| cock lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Will go to Chassell this evening to at
| tend the installation of the new off,
| GERS of Chassell lodge. Webster Dock,
deputy grand chancellor, will act as
installing officer and will be assisted
by other members of the Hancock
lodge Arrangements have been made
| for conveyance to start from the
Nichols drug store at o'clock and
f, from the Douglass House i'm Houghton
at 1880.
The annual ball of the German Aid
society, to be given in Germania hall
on Friday evening next, January 81,
will be the big social event of the week
i'm Hancock. Music will be furnished
by the Twin City orchestra, and the
| committee in charge is planning to
make the occasion one of the most de-
lightful dancing parties of the season.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. Il.
church will meet tomorrow after
noon in the church parlors.
The annual meeting of the Portage
Lake Baptist church will be held this
evening, at which reports win be re-
ceived for the past year.
]. A. McGrath of this city has re-
ceived news of the death at Duluth of
Lieutenant George Skully, executive
officer of the Minnesota naval reserves.
Mr.. Skully had been married only about
two months. his wife being the widow
of the late Albert King, formerly of
this city.
Walter Yoakum, charged with taking
fifty dollars from a lumberjack at CAL
umet recently, was yesterday bound
over for the circuit court after the
signing of the testimony in Justice
Olivier's court
The Hibernian Rifles have arranged
to give a dancing party at their club
rooms on the evening of Monday, Jan.
"a
Howard Burns of Baraga, aged ID
years, died at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon at the ST. Joseph's hospital. after
an attack of appendicitis. An opera
ton was performed but his case had
advanced so far that efforts to save
his life were unavailing.
The Copper council of the United
Commercial Travellers will initiate six
candidates for membership at the
meeting to be held on Saturday even
ing next There will be a big social
session and the entertainment commit
tee is planning something out of the
usual run for the occasion.