The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-21
HANCOCK BREvlTlEs.

John Wills has taker a position at
the Nichols drug store.
Another large audience was present
al the presentation of David Harum,'
by the Mock Sac Ali company hst
evening. The specialties were well re-
ceived, the dogs and magic especially
making a hit.
A new sixty horse power special en-
CINE of the Stirling make is being in
stalled in Norman McDonald's yacht
the Minnie Mac and enlarged tanks for
gasoline are being provided giving ca
pacity for about one hundred and sew
enty-five gallons more.
The baseball teams Of the Hancock
and Houghton high schools will play
on Saturday afternoon, the opening
interscholastic game of the season.
The Hancock team consists of the fol-
lowing players: Catchers, Kotila or
Wivell; pitcher, Butler or Fredd; first
base, II. Funkey; second base, John
Campbell; third base, Kotila or Apple
baum; shortstop. Lehto; fielders'
Coughlin Kendall, McGlynn and APP
plebaum.
Members of the track team OF the
high school are working out daily at
the driving park, and especial atten-
ton is being given to running ana
jumping New track equipment has
been supplied and f. ]. Pribble has
been made manager of this depart
ment of school athletics, with Smith
as captain.
1t is announced that the senior play
"The Little Minister" will be pro-
duced at the quincy hall on Saturday
evening. April 80.
The uniforms of the Hancock base
ball team arrived yesterday and on
Sunday next the team will be taken
to Ontonagon by Manager Callahan
for a game. leaving Houghton at $3.50
a. m.
Mystic lodge, I. o. o. f. of Hancock
will unite with the members of Pill
grim lodge of Houghton i'm attending
special services at the Houghton
Presbyterian church on Sunday morn
ing next.
A petition is being circulated among
the Quincy street business men to Sc
cure their agreement to pay share
of the expense of maintaining the new
boulevard system of street lighting
now being installed. following a plan
similar to that in vogue in relation to
the former incandescent festoons,
which the new lights replace.
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envy will take place on June IL on
which date also the Quincy ana
Franklin township schools will close.
The Hancock school will close week
later owing to the pupils having been
granted a week at Easter
Angus f. Macdonald will leave this
evening to attend the meeting of the
Laymen's Missionary organization to
be held at Duluth. He was elected
delegate of the Congregational church
last Sunday evening.
The members of the board of public
works visited the pumping station
yesterday preparatory to extending
eight hundred dollars for improve
ments recently authorized by the
council.
Officers of the senior class OF the
Hancock high school have been elect
ed as follows: President, John Erick-
son; vice president, Ruth Emery sec
rotary, Arthur Kendall; treasurer
Henry Turnkey.
Petitions for the nomination of Con-
gresham Charles Townsend for Unit
ed States senator to succeed to the
seat of ]. C. Burrows, were received
yesterday In Hancock and are now be-
ing circulated by John Kiiskila, $. l.
Lawton, Frank James and Leonard
Nicola.
on Monday evening next at reg
lular meeting of the Hancock council
of the Knights of Columbus alternate:
will be elected to the grand council o
the X. of C. to be held at Port Huron
on Tuesday, May 10. The grand coun
ell is composed of the past CRANE
knight and the grand knight of ever.
local council of the order.
Lyman II. Howe's moving picture
will be at the Kerredge for a return en-
gagement next Monday and Tuesda
evenings and "The Third Degree" wi
be presented on wednesday evening
A son was morn recently to Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Johnson Of Summit stree