The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-29
HANCOCK sREvITIEs.

Charles Bartanen lost a valuable
COW from sickness at his farm near
Oskars few days ago.
There was good attendance of pu-
pills and others at the lecture given In
the high school assembly room last
evening by Prof J. G. Carter Troop,
in the Nineteenth Century Novelist
series. Prof. Troop spoke most in
terestingly on Sir Walter Scott, giving
selections from. some of hts principal
works. A cornet solo by Prof. Claim
was the musical feature of the evening.
The Copper Country Methodist
Preachers association will meet In this
city for their regular monthly session
on Monday next, at the M. e. church.
The subject for the November meet
ing will be: Evangelism" by Revs.
Hart and Magann. The hosts for the
occasion will be Revs. E. Sedweek, A.
b. Sutcliffe and James Pascoe.
An important meeting of the Twin
City Clerks Social club will be held
next Thursday evening, when plans
for the winters work will be discussed.
Mayor w. Frank James has been in
vlted to be judge of the catch-as catch
can matches at the big wrestling tour
nament to be held I'm the Kerredge
theater next Friday and Saturday eve
nings. November 5 and 6. He has ac-
cepted. The referee will be Walfrid
Hendrickson Of this city and other
Judges will be ole Olson and George
Brown Of Calumet.
A postal card Photographic
studio has been established for a short
time in the building on Quincy street
formerly occupied by the laundry of
Dock Sing. f.e
A Halloween party will be given
this evening i'm the st. Patrick's par
ish hall by the ladies. of st. Patrick's
church. There will be card games
and variety of diversions apropri-
ate to the occasion. Fr
Mrs. ]. S. Fors and daughter, Helen,
have gone to Hammond. Ind. for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolfe.
Peter Hendrickson has returned
from a visit of several months to the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. f. C. Hay left yesterday for n
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ennis, In
Chicago.
The funeral OF the late F. NJ. Schu-
bert was held yesterday afternoon,
services being conducted at the houss
in east Hancock at 2 o'clock by Rev.
]. e. Curzon, rector of Trinity church,
Houghton. Interment was in Forest
Hill cemetery.
A regular meeting of the knights OF
Pythias will be held this evening. at
which action will be taken on the ap-
plications of number of candidates
| for membership.
John Rule of this city left last night
for Duluth to attend the Elks' temple
dedication. He was the only one at
| tending from Hancock. the remainder
of the local party being made up Of
Houghton members of the lodge. Be-
cause of the small number going from
here the plan to have a special sleep
err was abandoned.
| A large advance sale Of seats for the
Primrose minstrels has been in evil
dence at the Kerredge hardware store
and a good sized audience is assured
for this evenings performance.
Miss Bessie .'''i-'ds OF Phoenix WIS.,
tied with friends in Hancock yester-
day.
The Finnish Temperance societies
OF Franklin. Coburnton and Concord
city are all making arrangements for
entertainments to be given in the near
future.
At the special meeting Of the Han
cock aerie Of Eagles held "wednesday
evening arrangements were made FOL