The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-06
NEWS FROM HANCOCK


the Knights Templar.
S. Il. Clark of Detroit, general man
ager of the Grinnell Brothers music
concern. arrived yesterday for a visit
to the local branch OF which N. w.
Harrie Is manager.
]. ID. Crawford returned home this
morning from Oshkosh, where he at
tended n meeting of undertakers ana
embalmers. He also. visited at Fond
du Lac during his trip.
A dispatch from Helsingfors received
Yesterday announces the safe arrival
in Finland of George Jasberg who LETT
here recently for Finland where he ex-
poets to remain all winter.
on account of the large crowd VINO
attended the Methodist excursion yes
terday, the Uarda was pressed INTO
service. the Plowboy being unable TO
carry all the excursionists.
The funeral of the late Henry kra-
vey will be held Sunday afternoon
Rev. John Back of the Finnish Lu-
theran church officiating. lnterment
will be at Lakeside cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and son of APP
pleton. Wis, who have been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Finch, returned home yesterday. MIS-
Johnson is a sister of Mr.. Finch.
The funeral OF the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fournier of
Roberts street was held Thursday,
Rev. w. e. Marvin officiating and in
torment taking place at Lakeside.
An important meeting of the base
ball league executive committee has
been called by Secretary Hodge 10
| take place this evening at the office
of w. Frank James, president OF the
league.
Mrs A. NJ. Emery and family left
last evening for Ann Arbor, the boy
who had his hand bitten in the morning
being able to make the journey. Mrs
Emery and family will make their flu
ture home in Ann Arbor.
A challenge has been issued by the
baseball team of the Hancock knights
of Columbus to the Calumet knights
for game to be played at Electric
park on August Is, the date of the
annual Children's picnic.
The funeral of Lillian M. Noy'
the two months old daughter of MI
and Mrs. Thomas Noye of Pewabic
who died Wednesday. was held yes
terday afternoon, Rev. NJ. II. Eldre'
officiating and interment taking
place in Lakeside cemetery.
The Mesnard and the Quincy on
and All cricket teams play a mater
this afternoon at the grounds OF tn
, latter. and both teams will play thel
, strongest line-ups, attracting bi
! crowd of spectators to see what WI
probably be one of the best of TN
seasons games on the hill.
:, An excellent concert was glvei
last evening at the Swedish Luth
eran church by the Arpi quartette {
Gustavus Adolphus college, st. Pete
MINI. Selections were given i'm bot
English and Swedish and all wer
sung in a most artistic and pleasih
manner.
d A meeting the Twin City Clerk
?. Union was held last evening at whic
il was decided to turn out two huf
dred strong in the Labor Day pal
ade on September 5. Resolutions we
adopted thanking the merchants WI
= have agreed to closing at o'clock I'll
: til September 1.
Rev. C. Dew. Brewer of ChicaI
!. arrived today and will conduct servic
II tomorrow and for the coming thr
Sundays in August, at the Congreg
tional church. At the expiration
ID that period it is expected that q
l. rangements will be made to have o
of the candidates for the vacant pa
torate come here for trial.
l. The annual excursion of the Ha
cock Methodist Episcopal church, III
yesterday at the canal was attend
~ by a large crowd, the steamer Pho
w boy being filled almost to her full
pacity The day was pleasantly sp'
n on the beach and the pleasant wea'
n er, with which the occasion w
favored, made the outing an id'
one.
~ The Joint concert and picnic of
Haiku, Humu and Kadetti bands OF
county, which was to have been held
is- Hancock on August 81, will take pl'
is, at Haas park in Houghton inste
In the evening a grand concert TIA
Z place in the North Star hall, at VIII
addresses will be made by j. ii. j
n berg and e. Maatala, and besides
AZ music by the bands, the Savel lac
!cS chair x,,ill eng