The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-16


the Peninsula grocery dock at Hough-
ton.
The Ladies' Industrial society or the
Congregational church met yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. James
Fisher, Sr. The program included a
vocal selection by Miss Clara Ingram
and "A piano solo by Mrs. Bree.
supper will be served this even
ing by the married people OF the
Finnish North star Temperance So
ciety at the hall on Reservation
street Following this will be a bazaar
and sale of fancy and useful articles.
and on Sunday night there will be a
concert, with a musical and literary
program, including a couple Of tab
leaux
The funeral of the late Mrs. Her
man Raether of Mason, who died
Thursday, Will be held from her late
home at 1 o'clock on Sunday after
noon. The remains will be brought TO
Hancock, where services will be con-
Quoted at the German Lutheran church
by Rev. @. Traub, and interment will
be at Lakeside cemetery t4ttt
Miss Hulda Salmu Is recovering
from recent severe Illness at the
hospital i'm Lead, South Dakota.
Martin Fiaro of the Arcadian loca-
ton, returned this week from a two
months trip to Italy on business.
John III. Hicok was at Marquette
yesterday on business connected with
the Pickands- Mather interests.\
Work has been started by Contrac-
tor ]. ]. Byers on the construction of
water mains on Dewey street
Mrs. A. NJ. York and daughter Grace
have left for Toronto. Ontario.
Arrangements are being made by the
Women's Catholic order OF Foresters
for a card party to be given at the st.
Joseph's hall on the evening of Tues
day. April 26.
Nearly all the cross arms have been
placed on the new iron poles of the
Houghton County Electric Light com
pany and next week the work of trans
ferring the wires will be started. Those
on the south side of Quincy street will
be moved first. leaving those on the
north side untouched for the time be-
Ing so as not to interrupt the service.
The steamer Elba, with cargo of
about 1900 tons of Pittsburg coal,
cleared Thursday from Cleveland for
the Portage Coal & Dock company at
Ripley, and is due to arrive here next |
Tuesday. She will probably be the first |
coal boat from the lower lakes to reach |
his port.
Charles y. Ulrich went to Mar |
luette yesterday on business and !,
Will return Monday
Finnish Lutheran church services |
Will be held on Sunday as follows;
At Hancock, 10 am; Dollar Bay, 2 |
).m.; Jacobsville, 10 am; Chassen, 4 |
).m.; Surgeon River, am. There |
will also be services at Laird, con-
lucted by Rev. Rafael Hartman, of
he Finnish College.
The play of THE Belle of Rich
nond," to be given under the auspices
# the Hancock council OF the knights
# Columbus will be produced on the
vening Of, May H. instead of May 2,
wing to, other affairs TRANSPORTING on
H. latter date.
w. H. Mason left this week for Lam
ing on business and before returning
will spend a few days in Chicago.
Mrs. j. S. Nichols left yesterday for
irand Rapids for q visit with her son,
Roy s. Nichols. and wife.
Mrs. b. f. Tilton left yesterday for
brief trip to lower Michigan.
The West Hancock baseball team
will play the Franklins tomorrow aft
rnoon at the Hancock city park.
At the next regular meeting of Ingot
ent. X. O.uT. NJ. NJ. To be held on
tuesday evening next a report will be
resented of the district convention
ED last week at Ontonagon. by Angus
:. Macdonald, who was elected pres
dent of the district and a delegate to
he state convention at Kalamazoo in
une.
The annual mite box opening of the
aides Aid society of the Hancock
Iethodist Episcopal church will take
lace on the second Monday evening
q May. 1t will be held in the Epworth
.eague room and an interesting pro-
ram will be prepared for the occasion.
The ground floor of the Kelly resi-
ence on Quincy street is being re-
iodeled and when completed will be
sed as a barber shop by NJ. Kemp,
hose shop is now located in the base
lent of the Funkey block