The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-27
HANCOCK 6HEVlTIEs.



son arrived Monday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Taddiucci of
Ethel Avenue. Born to MIR. and Mrs
Peter A. Peterson of AS Reservation
street, daughter; ana to Mr.. and Mrs
ANU kemppainen of White street a
daughter.
oscar Fredd has resigned his posi-
ton, with c. S. Mason q Company
and VIII leave on Thursday for Detroit
To enter the employment of the Joseph
Selden Company. He will be succeed
ed here by Ernest Koyila.
Mervin X. Bacr left yesterday after
noon for Ann Arbor to resume his
work at the University of Michigan,
Robert Johnson has gone to the I'm
iversity of Wisconsin at Madison and
Earl Loudly has left for Ann Arbor to
enter the university.
Ed. Cum has been named as com
mittee on music for the nremen's an
nual dance to be held at Germania
hall on the evening of October q.
Mrs. Peter Scholer is attending the
convention of the Women's Catholic
order OF Foresters at Chicago as dele
gaze from st. Mary's court of this
city.
Mrs. Alex Scott of West Hancock
has returned from a visit TO Fond du
Lac.
Charles Oakes, formerly a Mineral
Range conductor is here for the pur-
pose of taking his family to Michi-
picotcn, Canada where he is now en-
gagged i'm railroading.
Addison Finch, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Finch, is i'll with typhoid fever
at his home on Hancock street
-Four members of the Hancock aerie
of Eagles who were recently married
will entertain their brethren at a lunch
on the evening of Tuesday, October 3.
The quartot;e of newly weds consists
of Alex Mcdonald. William Laity, Err
| IL Lauri and John Makla.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Wareham have
returned from visit to Detroit
Miss Brighideen Scallon left yester-
day for Washington to enter Trinity
College.
The Twin City Clerks union will
shortly inaugurate campaign for
early closing eleven months of the
year, the stores to close at 6 o'clock
every night except Mondays and Sat
urday's during every month of the
year except December, which IL ex-
empted on account of the busy Christ
mas shopping season.
Many Hancock people were present
at the opening of the fair yesterday
and large number OF exhibits from
| this side of the lake are seen In al
most every department. The high
school display this year is the largest
IL has ever sent, and includes some
of the work Of the manual training
| department., which is now exhibited
for the first time at copper country
| fair.
Mrs. V. Palmer of Marquette Is WIS.,
| ting with friends in Lake Linden ana
Hancock
The funeral of Antonio Lucltelli. the
Quincy miner who was accidentally
killed at Trimountain last Sunday
night by falling through coal tres
Tile, will be held tomorrow morning az
he o'clock from st. Joseph's church
with interment at Lakeside cemetery.
Joseph Skelly and wife and Richard
ICallahan who have been taking two
weeks trip through the Canadian
northwest. are now ut Grand Forks
North Dakota. and will return home
i'm about a week.
The board of public works mas
cleaned up the property around the NO
IL pumping station and has gathered w
la quantity of pipe, hydrants, ETC., from
the city property and stored them a'
the No pump house. Steps are be-
ling taken for the erecting of fence to
enclose the No. 1 pumping station
Ipropcrty To keep out trespassers.
The Home Study Club OF Portage
Lake held it's first meeting of the sea
son yesterday afternoon. with an in
terestlng program of readings, pa
Ipers and discussions. The meeting
was held in the Elks' temple parlors
Iuse of which has been given to the ciut
for each Thursday afternoon during
1.-The season.