The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-01
HANCOCK BREvITIEs.

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Mrs. Ed. Fllllon is seriously III at
her home in the Exley building on
Front street.
The Hancock high school hockey
team shut out the Dollar Bays In a
match at the Amphidrome yesterday
AFTERNOON by the score of to 0. there
by putting themselves i'm second place
I'm the league standing and in line to
play with Houghton for the champion
ship cup.
Erick Anderson returned last even
ing from Baraga, stopping over on his
way back from Chicago. where he at
tended the cement show.
The ushers of the Kerredge theater
have organized a society known as the
kerredge Theater Ushers' club, with
the following officers: President. Ce-
ell Wagner; vice president, r. Antho-
n.y. secretary, w. Goldsworthy; treas
urer, NJ. Coon. Pins with suitable
emblem will be purchased and to make
selection a committee composed of
w. Goldsworthy, r. Anthony and C.
Mitchell has been appointed. The club
intends to give dance after Lent.
Manager Carl w. Cook of the Cook
Stock company has written that the
Miss Trombley, who recently commit
ted suicide at Flint. was not with his
company, but once managed by his
| brother, which is a permanent Flint
stock company. The Carl W. Cook
company Is now playing at Ishpeming
ana VIII return to the Kerredge thea
ter for a week beginning on Monday.
March H.
The Man of the Hour" was given
very adequate presentation at the
kerredge theater last evening bv a
strong and capable company, before
an appreciatlve audience which made
up In enthusiasm what it lacked IN
numbers.
Lyman. Howe's moving pictures will
be seen at the Kerredge theater this
evening and tomorrow night. The fea-
ture films will be those depicting life
i'm the United States army and navy.
made by express permission of the
| S"N ii'hi,hl dutnoIllles.
| The choir of the Hancock Congrega-
tional church is rehearsing the can
tata, Light out of Darkness" to be
given at the evening service on Easter
Sunday.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Oscar
Anderson, whose death occurred last
Friday night at her home in Ripley
was held yesterday afternoon, with
services at the Hancock Finnish Lu-
theran church and interment in Lake
side cemetery.
The remains of the late Samuel Car
rigan were laid at rest this morning in
the Hancock Catholic cemetery. and
the funeral services at st. Patrick's
church were attended by a large gath
ering Of friends to pay their last re-
spects. The Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans, of which Mr.. Carrigan was one
of the oldest members, attended in
body.
Letters received here from George
II. Nichols yesterday announced the
arrival of the party Of copper country
people, including Mr.. Nichols, Mrs. j.
T.. HambitZer and Mrs. w. S. Jackson
at st. Augustine, Fla. They will re
main at the Florida watering place
for a few days, going thence to jack
sonv.le and Tampa, befor starting for
Havana. Cuba.
Hancock will be we'll represented Of
the big WRESTLING match in the Pa
lestra at Calumet this evening be-
tween Lehto and Zbyszko. A special
street car has been chartered by
party OF about forty gentlemen and the
Copper and Mineral Range railroads
have provided for extra accommoda-
tions. The local man Is a favorite
with the local sporting fraternity. who
hope to see him make good showing
against the Pole.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Han
cock Methodist Episcopal church VIII
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j. Milholland in the Beakley
flats on Quincy street. corner of Scott
Phil Levy has nearly completed the
fitting up of his "Toggery" in the
Mitchell building on Quincy street and
expects to open for business the lat
ter part of the week.
On Sunday afternoon next the mem
bers of the st. Patrick's Literary and
Social Institute will have two debates
One will be on the question, Resolved
that the United states Government
Should own and Control the Rail
roads" and the other on, Resolved that
Foreign immigration is Detrimental
At the observance of the twenty
nth anniversary Of the organization Of
the Finnish North Star Temperance
society held on Sunday evening last
addresses were made by ]. III. Jasbers'
Henry Moilanen and others besides
which there was a musical and lit
erary program.
At the regular drill of the naval
reserves last night all the members
who had not already received their
uo,, for ast summers cruise were PAID