The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Ruppe have
gone to Duluth for a visit.
Lee Ives has returned from Minneso-
Ia for visit with relatives in this city
Thomas Laity, choir leader of the
Pewabc church, who has been III, is
reported to be convalescing.
The degree team of Mystic lodge.
|. o. o. r., will go to LlAnse this
evening to confer degrees on a class
# candidates for initiation.
The examination of William John
son, charged with forgery, was yes
terday adjourned by Justice Olivier
until Friday morning next, February
II.
f. w. Zerbel went to Marquette yes
terday TO attend the funeral of his
D.. Their, the late Mrs. Albertine Ter
lei, whose death occurred "Wednesday
morning.
Births recently reported here are
hose of son to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Hukkela of Holland street, and son
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Rasmussen of
Summit street
The Mack-Leone players, well
known in this city, have been booked
by Manager Kerredge for an engage
ment at the local play house for Feb
ruary %. when they will appear in the
drama, Gods Country"
Drs. Laughren q Laughren of Du-
luth have opened offices in the James
Levy building on Ravine street. where
they will install their "bake-oven"
treatment for rheumatism and other
diseases.
The Y. M. c. c. basket ball quintettc
defeated the Lake Linden team at ST.
Joseph's hall Thursday evening by the
score of 26 to 25, Hancock scoring it's
winning goal just as the whistle blew
for the final half. Lunch was served
during the evening.
S. A. Davis, of st Paul, superintend-
ent of the Western Express company
visited the local express office this
week, on' business connected il is
stated, with the general reduction of
express rates soon to go into effect
throughout the country
Members of the lodges of the
Knights Of Kaleva and Ladies Of Kali
eva in this city are arranging for a So
cial evening on February 23 at the
Kauth hall, in which John Stone OF
Red Lodge Mimi, founder of the or
der. will take a prominent part.
Tnh
Quincy contractor and farmer, who
was operated upon at st. Joseph's hos
pital for growth on the brain, is re-
ported to be doing as well as could DC
expected, although his condition is
still regarded as serious.
Richard Rourke left yesterday for
Cleveland to attend the funeral of the
late Andrew Smith, who for the past
nineteen years has represented the
firm of William Smith & company. and
who was at one time interested i'm the
establishment of the Scott Hotel in
this city.
j. w. Cliff, manager of the Hancock
and Calumet stores of the Grinnell
Brothers and j. w. Andre, state audi
tor of the concern, who is now here on
business, will leave next Saturday for
Detroit to attend the annual meeting
of the Grinnell Brothers branch man
ayers, to be held on February 20.
The experience social given last
evening at the Congregational church
was a novel and interesting occasion
the narratives of the ladies as to their
methods of earning dollar during
the past month, proving quite enter
tanning. A musical program and lun-
cheon were other features of the
evening
The cast for "The Golden Rule" to
be given after Easter under the au-
spices of the Knights of Columbus of
Hancock, at the Kerredge theater, held
It's first regular rehearsal last night
and showed promise of excellent re-
suits. The play is said to be even bet
ter than that given by the X. of {.
last year and an unqualified success