The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-20

party" at its lodge rooms on Saturday
evening.
The funeral OF the late DIR. John r
Jackola was held yesterday at Duluth
under the auspices of the Duluth
lodge OF Masons.
The steamer King and barges Teu-
tonia and GAVIN are expected To ar
rive today with coal for the Peoples
Fuel company, Hancock.
Mrs. A. Moreau, mother of Joseph
Moreau, formerly manager of the Scott
Hotel. is seriously IN with dropsy at
the st. Joseph's hospital.
Il. NJ Lieblein returned yesterday
from an extended automobile trip
through New York state, taken in
company with Eugene Levigne.
W. III. Moxen, advance man for
Checkers" was In Hancock yesterday
arranging for the appearance of the
company at the Kerredge October %.
About thirty members of the Han
cock lodge of Elks will go to Calumet
this evening on the $50 car to attend
the Elks annual minstrel show given
| by the Calumet lodge.
w. V, Barkell has returned homo
from an extended visit at Detroit
Milwaukee and Escanaba, and at
Injecting of Court Pride of Foresters,
gave a report of the state convention
which he attended as a delegate.
A few days ago a three year old son
Of Matt Pylkas was bitten by a dog
The owners Of the animal have been
notified by Health officer Arminen to
muzzle the canine for a period of ten
days.
Exalted Ruler Matchette of the
Hancock Elks has received an invita-
ton to be present at the presentation
of the state ritualistic trophy won by
Grand Rapids lodge at Traverse city
last July. Senator William Alden
Smith is to be initiated into the Elks
on this occasion.
The installation of the wireless tel
egraph of the Yantic was complete1
this morning and a message was sent
and a reply received from the wireless
station at Calumet. e. j. Livingston,
agent at the Hancock station of the
Copper Range. acted as operator
The sub committee of the Congre-
gational church semi centennial cell
ebration which met last week to de-
eide the date of the exercises Will
make a report this evening to the gem
eral committee, when further details
will be outlined.
l.. c. Smith, the state highways in
spector who this week inspected the !
new roads built at Mesnard and High |
way by the county road commission. |
gave his unqualified endorsement of
the work done, and expressed salts |
faction and approval with the appear
ance and nature of the roads con-
structed.
Rev. Edward Eckstrom has returned |
from Ishpeming, where he attended the |
Swedish Lutheran conference of the |
Ishpeming district. Rev. Erik RehneI
a former pastor of the Hancock Swed- !
ish Lutheran church, now stationed |
at st. Ignace, also attended the con-
ference and came from Ishpeming to |
Hancock to visit his family who still
reside here.
Arthur Hebgen of Milwaukee, ex-
ecutive special agent of the Concord |
la Fire Insurance company, and T. II. |
Rice, special agent of the Northwest /
ern Fire Insurance company of Mil
waukee, are in the city today on bust
ness.
Contractor Verville is making rapid |
progress on the erection of the new |
sanitarium, which is now |
ready for the roof. The interior work |
will be continued during the winter by |
a large force of men and will be ready |
Tor occupancy about January 1. The
electric wiring is now being done and |
the heating plant will shortly be in
stalled.
Miss Maggie Wall of this city will |
leave on Tuesday next for Marquette to |
join Mrs Mary Wilson of Philadelphia, |
superintendent of the foreign |
speaking department of the w. c. T. /
IT,. who will visit the new Women's |
Home College in the former Hotel SUI
perior and make an address relative to
the home at the national w. G.. Il. u. Il
i'm Milwaukee on october q.
on account of the declination of |
Rev. John Hannuksela of Helsingfors |
tc accept the pastdrate of the Hancock
Finnish Evangelical Lutheran church, /
to which he was elected last spring, Il
the congregation will be Obliged to
hold another election. II is probable
that one Of the Finnish Lutheran pas
tors of the copper country will be Sc
ected