The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-28

LOCAL BRIEFS.
Tomorrow Is McKinley dan.

5 Tomorrow is Mckinley day.
E Fred Stelpla left last night for Du
4 luth. From there he will go to Min
: neapolis.
A son has been born To Mr.. and Mrs
John d. F'ilippi of oak street yellow
Jacket.
Sam Mawrence and Gus Paulsor
have gone to Chicago on a short bust
ness trip.
Angus Macleod is at the c. n H.
hospital, where he has undergone an
operation for appendicitis.
Nathan Lurie. the well known Ii
quor dealer. is in the iron country on
business. He is expected home this
evening.
The Mohawk and Portage Lake
hockey teams will play the second of
a series OF games Monday evening at
the Glaciadom.
Andrew Marzinski was operated up
on yesterday at the c. & III. hospital
for an internal complaint. He is doing
as wen as can De eApctltu.
w. h. Hallenbach and wife left yes
terday afternoon for Minneapolis. Mr..
Hallenbach owned and conducted the
Mission billiard parlors.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. William
Richards was held this afternoon, with
street. Hecla. Rev w. NJ Ward Off
ciated.
Paul p. Roehm is expected in Calu-
met today from Greenville. Ala, to at
tend the funeral of his brother Fred
Roehm, which will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
The funeral of Clara, the eighteen
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pentecost, of Allouez, will be held
this afternoon, Rev J. Magahay offic-
iating. Interment will be in Lake View
cemetery.
Carl Fichtel left last night for
Charlton, Ont, where he has gone for
the purpose of accompanying the re-
mains of Morgan. son Of j. III. Wilson
of Lake Linden to Lake Linden where
the funeral will be held.
meeting of the recently organized
fire department of Copper City is
called for this evening for the purpose
of acting on the bylaws and consti-
tuition. The department numbers fifty
members. honorary and active.
mass meeting for men only will be
held tomorrow afternoon in the Y. NJ.
C. A. at 4 o'clock. Rev. j. II. McCune,
pastor of the Tamarack NJ. T.. church,
will address the gathering. James
Bryant. the well known tenor vocalist,
will render solos.
Miss Louise Forsberg, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. ~ J. F,orsberg for
merly of this city left yesterday to
ioin her parents at Rock Island. Ill.
Miss Forsberg was graduated from
the Calumet high school this week
with the January class. She expects
to return to Calumet this summer and
receive her diploma at the commence
ment exercises. Iffa
THE Lyman Howe moving pictures
ever, were shown before very enthus-
iastic audience of Howe tourists"
says the Lansing Republican. The
tourists were taken through France
and nature was depicted in all its
grandeur of color and contour, a trip
on the ocean during which the cool
breezes from the water were keenly
perceptible. a trip in a dirigible bal
loon, and elsewhere. The pictures have
lost none of their greatness and habit
ual Howe tourists say they are finer
than ever before" The pictures will
be seen at the Calumet theater Feb.
AS.
Michael Kelley arrived here last
week from the copper country, where
he had been engaged in diamond drill
work for the past few months and af-
ter spending a few days with relatives
and friends in Negaunee departed for
Crystal Falls, where he will he en-
ployeG at diamond drill work for some
time. In September 1909 Mr.. Kelley
went to old Mexico and engaged in
drill work in the vicinity of Aranzazu
Conception del ORC. Zacatecas, and
remained there until last August,
when he was forced to quit owing to
the revolutionary uprising.-Negaunee
Iron Herald.