The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-18
HANCOCK HREvlTIEs


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Il. j. Leach has returned from a
weeks business trip through the iron
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Culllney of
west Hancock are the parents OF a son
born last Sunday
The installation Of officers of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians OF the
county will take place in Hancock on
January 49,
The Lakeside Cemetery association
win hold its annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers this evening at the Of
flee OF Thomas Coughlin.
DR. and Mrs. X. V. Arminen left last
night for Duluth. following a banquet
rendered to DR.. Arminen at the Scott
hotel by a number of friends.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Joseph
Green of Dollar Bay was held this
morning, interment taking place at
Forest Hill cemetery, Houghton.
The Ladies Industrial society will
serve a coffee on Wednesday afternoon
next at the home of Mrs. John 4. jeff
rey on Mason avenue In East Han
cock
A solemn requiem mass was cele-
hrated yesterday morning by Rev.
Frederick CHASER In memory of the late
Rev, Charles Langner of Negaunee,
who was the first pastor of St. JOS
eph's church.
Mrs. Ben Gettelman, who was OPP
Grated upon recently at the Joseph's
hospital is reported to be improving
nicely and is expected to be able to
leave the hospital in "A few days.
$. Seesal has returned from a bust
ness trip to Chicago where he went TO
inspect furniture for the new Jewish
church and for the Hancock Finnish
Socialist hall.
M. G. Getchell was at Calumet to-
day supervising the installation of a
Copper Country Building and Loan
Association.
The Boy Scouts of the Congrega-
tional church are arranging to have a
snowshoe tramp next Monday night.
about twenty-five boys are expected
to turn out. and will be marshaled by
John Marshal of Houghton.
Miss Maggie Wall left Tuesday for
Houston, Texas. To investigate lands
with n view to their adaptability for
a Finnish colony there. |
similar to that at Drummond Island.
Thomas Ingram has announced his
for the office of city treas
20 Iat~ n
term expires this spring. This is the
first political announcement to be made
In connection with the coming spring
election.
The Theater as an Educator" was
the subject of "A paper read by Mrs.
Minnie N. Karger at the regular meet
ing of the Womens Home Study Club
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Helen A. |
Macdonald gave a paper on Matthew
Arnold's Poetry"
The Congregational church annual |
takes place this evening. when |
officers for the ensuing year will be |
chosen and reports of church officials |
received. Prior to the business session |
n pot luck" supper will be served In |
the church parlors by the ladies of the |
Mary and Martha Club.
The funeral OF Raymond, the four
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John |
Marshall of Franklin street. the sec
ond of the Marshall children to sue
cumb to ptomaine poisoning in the past |
four days. will be held Friday after |
noon from st. Patricks church. inter-
ment being in Lakeside cemetery.
w. f. Ries has been engaged to give
a socialistlc address on How We Are
at Germania hall on the even.
Ing of January "a. and will be followed
at intervals of about a week by other
speakers as follows Ernest Inter
mann. on why Things Happen TO
Happen;" II. A. Maynard. The War
OF Classes" "Mila Upper Maynard"
"The Trust Busters" Ralph Korngold. |
Socialists at Work"