The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17
HANCOCK BREvITlEs.

f.. NJ. Chase of Chicago is in Han
cock on his quarterly business trip.
Rev. r. c.. Jacques of Iron Mountain
was called here this week by the seri-
Gus illness OF his mother.
Miss May Dwyer has resigned her
position as assistant bookkeeper at
the Grinnell Brothers music store.
III. ]. Seaton has taken a position as
bookkeeper at the local branch of the
Grinnell Brothers music concern. and
began his duties yesterday morning.
A meeting of the high school Eclec-
tic club. open to the public at the as
| sembly hall on Tuesday evening, May
| Is, the feature of which will be n de-
bate on the question: Resolved, that
an industrial system of educatiop
should supersede our present system.
This debate will be the last to be held
during the present school year.
y committee consisting Of Misses
| Scb'on, Smell and Dawson OF TIE Eiph
school faculty. and Rutn Emery. 1ohn
Erickson and Russell Guilbault stud
| en:s. has been selected to arrange a
PTo gram FOR the class day excercisos
tn be held by the senior class OF The
| high school next month
Arrangements are being made for n
musical concert to he given about June
| 10 by the high school orchestra, for
| which practice has already commenced
| under the direction of Prof. Claflin,
There will be several violin and cor
net solos on the program i'm addition to
the orchestral selections.
Rev. j. S. Gould has been invited to
deliver a lecture before the Congrega-
| tiona assembly at Frankfort. Michi-
| gan this summer, on "The Life of ST.
| Paul" which was given by him at the
Hancock Congregational church dur
ing the past winter. Last summer Mr..
Gould delivered an address at Frank
fort on THE History of the English
Bible" which led to his being request
ed by the chairman OF the program
committee to give another address this
| summer.
| Ray Kerredge, manager of the Ker-
redge theater has returned from a
|
the meeting last week of the theater
owners of the northwest at which the
Northwestern Theater Owners asso-
citation was organized.
DIR. p. Scholler returned home this
morning from Detroit. where he at
tended n meeting last week of the
state board of optometrist examiners.
He also visited Port Huron as dele
gate to the state court of the Knights
of Columbus. representing the Han
cock council of the order.
T.. II. Johnson, who recently resign
ed as leader of the Quincy band, has
taken the management of the Home
stake band at Lead City, S. d., which
Iplace he recently visited. He will leave
lin about three weeks for Lead to To-
lcate there permanently. Louis Smith
and Alfred Osborne, both former
members of the Quincy band, will move
to the Homestake and will become
members of Mr.. Johnson's new organ
ization
Frank Ricci has returned from an
extended visit to his old home i'm Italy
The steamer Robert Wallace arrived
yesterday at the Peoples Fuel com
, pany's dock at Hancock
W. j. Emery of Detroit. president OF
the Michigan Federation of Labor AND
treasurer of the Detroit Federation Is
spending n few days visiting the cop
per country labor unions. He expects
IN call n mass meeting soon OF Tho
various unions of Hancock ano
Houghton to talk over with them mat
ters OF Importance.
Born, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
= Hugh r. Johnson of Hancock street.
TT. r. Liebert Is expected to return
home tomorrow from business triT
TO milwaukee, and Chicago.
Con Birong and Charles LEM, botf
well known travelling men makinf
regular visits here, are calling on thu
local undertaking trade.
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