The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-13
HANCOCK BREvlTIES.

A daughter was born Saturday to |
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Shea.
Captain Nicholas Chino of the
Quincy has returned from Lemaria, la.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Lidiuan OF Elm street.
Andrew johnson, who has been i'll
for the past week or so, has recovered
and was out Saturday.
Mrs. Bree, Miss Cameron and Wal
ter Larsen went to LAnse Saturday
night to participate in concert given
at that village.
Andrew johnson left Saturday fol
Chicago TO take treatment for an Ill
ness with which he has been suffering
for the past couple of weeks.
The steamer Fleetwood which un-
loaded a cargo of coal at the Portage
coal docks last week, was repaired
while here at the Ripley foundry.
The Young Mems Catholic club of
st. Josephs church has issued invita-
tons to a dancing party to be given at
Germania hall on Friday evening, June
IL.
The new Royal theater had its for
NAL opening yesterday afternoon with
matinee performance, and attracted
large audiences at both afternoon and
evening entertainment.
Rev. A. Hartman of the Faculty of
the Finnish college seminary depart
ment has left for New Finland, Saskat-
chewan province, Can, where he VIII
organize a confirmation school on June
90.
The late Bait Hawley of Ontonagon
whose death occurred Saturday at on
tonagon. was q member of the Han
cock lodge OF El<s and the flag on the
Elks' temple is being displayed at half
staff i'm his honor.
The sale of seats opened this morn
ing at the Kerredge hardware store
for "'The Prince of Tonight" in which
Henry Woodruff and a big company
will appear at the Kerredge theatcr on
Wednesday evening.
Warrants have been received by The
city clerk from the secretary of state
for the payment of amounts due az
fees to physicians and midwives for
the registration of births i'm the city
of Hancock during the past year.
A surprise party was rendered last
Saturday evening to Miss Ethel Beat
tie at her home at the Franklin, there
being about twenty of her young
, friends present. The festivities began
early and ended late. the affair being
; very pleasant one.
Proctor Henwood, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Henwood. is among this
!, years graduates of the Armour lnsti-
: tute at Chicago. and on graduating nc
2 well take a position as superintendent
of the Albert Lea, MINI Gas and Elec-
$ trio company.
. The funeral of the late John w. Mar.
i
tin of Ripley was held this afternoon
1 from the family residence, the services
: being conducted by Rev. J. S. Gould
pastor of the Hancock Congregations
church. Interment was in Forest Hi
2 cemetery, Houghton.
The city was billed Saturday for tn
Cole & Rogers railroad shows, whicl
will exhibit in Hancock on Saturday
: June is. and Monday, June 90. TIL
!, show, while not of the biggest, is sal
!, TO be good one, with many clever an
q novel features.
Angus +. Macdonald h expected I
II arrive home today from Kalamazo
where ne attended the grand conven
A. ton of the Modern Maccabees as IN
$. delegate from the copper country dis
n tricts. He will make a report on Tn
J. convention at a meeting OF Ingot ter
2. TO he held tomorrow evening.
Among those who will assist III