The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-30
HANCOCK BRIEFS.

J. III. Jasberg is In Chicago on a
business visit.
The Aquinas club of st. Patrick's
school is preparing for cantata to
be given at Christmas.
]. w. O'Meary of Marquette, auditor
Of the South Shore railroad, was in
Hancock yesterday on business.
Matt Kangas, formerly bookkeeper
at the Office of the Finnish Book Con-
Germ. has taken a position as agent
for the Michigan Mutual Life Insur-
ance company.
Mrs. Louise Rape of Ontonagon has
returned home after visit of several
DAYS at the home of her sister, Mrs.
| w. w. Kimnell, on Mason avenue.
George Il. Blodgett and Fred Kin
vile returned this morning from
successful hunting trip to Baraga |
county. each bringing in deer. An
ether deer carcass received In Han
cock this morning was shot by Mrs.
John Kotila-
'tMy Cinderella Girl" a popular mu-
steal comedy with pretty girls. catchy
songs, funny situations AMI dialogues
and a baseball game as one OF inc
principal fun making features, Will be
the attraction at the Kerredge thea
ter this evening.
A. Hayela of Finland arrived In
Hancock yesterday for an extended
visit to the copper country Mr.. Hay
Ella was formerly a resident of Rock
Spring, Wyoming, but returned to Fin
land where he is now engaged In bus
mess.
The funeral of the late Mrs. George
Williams of the Quincy, who died
Monday morning. will be held this ar
ternoon, services being conducted at
the Pewabic Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. NJ. II. Eldred officiating
Interment takes place at Forest Hill
cemetery. Houghton.
card party will be given this even
l ing at the Kauth hall under the aus
q
( the Pythian Sisters of Hancock. No.
4 IS. A musical program and lunch wih
\ be the attractions and knights ana
. sisters from Calumet, Laurium ana
e Houghton are expected to be present.
> pleasant social evening was en-
loved last night at the Masonic hail
on Hancock street by the members OF
o. the order of the Eastern star with n
rroeram of music consisting of vocal
numbers by Miss Ingram and Mrs.
lMcAllister and an instrumental duet
by Misses Penberthy and Cameron.
e Today is the last day of the deer
season and three days are permitted
lin which the hunters now in the woods
u may be allowed to bring in their deer
e So far this season a total of 10S car
,. cases have been received at the loca
- express offices most OF the animal:
- having been killed in Baraga county.
k The boys basket ball team of thu
II Hancock high school has begun prac
ticing regularly at the Germania nall
|. which has been secured for their use
and they expect shortly to be in shap
= for a regular game with one OF TN
other school teams of the county. tn
!. girls will also have a team again thi
year and yin begin training soon'
The hose wagons and chemical en-
% CINE of the Hancock fire department
- were transferred from wheels to run
ners today the wintry conditions hav
- ing now become settled and the pros
poets being favorable for contin
% nance of good slelghing one of t..
hose wagons will be retained o
:, wheels, however, in case the snoN
should disappear.
Id The Copper Range special chartere
IS by the knights of Columbus last ever
OF ing to carry Portage Lake people
sh Beacon Hill to attend the church fai
20. carried a large crowd including men
hers of the various local Catholic sc
an cieties and the ST. Joseph's Y. M. c.
et The fair will continue all this wee
and is to raise funds for the cost
u the church. built during the past COT
pie of years.
We Two former pastors of the Hancot
m. M. f. church, Revs. A. r. Johns al
Ief w. J. Balmer, assisted in the servic
or. commemorating the fifty-first ann
ak versary Of the Wyandotte NJ. f. chur'
last Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Johl
20 became pastor at wyandotte aft
10. leaving Hancock and Mr.. Balmer wi
ed is now general superintendent of q
Fort Huron district was pastor
nd Wyandotte previous to coming
Hancock,