The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-15
HANCOCK BREvITIEs.

The three months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Mattson of White
street, died yesterday evening, and the
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon. Services will be conducted by
Rev. John Back and interment viii be
In Lakeside cemetery.
Andrew Petaja, Matt Eskola and
John Kantola went to Keweenaw Bay
this morning for a couple of days fish,
ing through the Ice.
Ranch I'll" will be presented by
lthe Cook Stock company at the Ker-
redge theater this evening.
Miss Rose Miller of Hancock has
been engaged by the Ripley school
board to teach for the balance of the
season. taking the place OF Miss Ethel
York, who resigned on account of ILL
ness.
A number of Hancock Pythians will
visit Columbia lodge in Houghton this
evening, to attend a joint meeting at
which deputy Grand Chancellor A. f.
Sharpe of Saulte Ste. Marie. will be
present to inspect the lodge.
The international Correspondence
Schools local branch has arranged
novel and attractive display in the
show window OF Nichols drug store
that Is attracting attention.
Prof. Lamont A. COLON has received
from New York the orchestral score
for the Gilert & Sullivan opera PA
tience," which is to be given at the
Kerredge theater on April and at
Calumet on April 5. Heretofore the
rehearsals have been conducted with
the accompaniment of piano only, but
from now on the full high school or
chestra will be present to furnish mu-
sic at every rehearsal.
A local branch of the order of the
Modern Samaritan will be organized
here on Thursday evening next. March
| IL. by c. A. Fuller, who with his wife
has been engaged for some time past
in securing charter membership.
Manager Ray Kerredge is negotiat-
ing for the appearance at the Ker-
redge theater of Mrs. Leslie Carter,
who Is now playing in "Vasta Herne."
Mrs. Carter appeared here three years
ago in Madame DuBarry," and her
appearance was the biggest theatrical
event of the season.
Mrs. Edward Desrosier of West Han
cock leaves tomorrow for st. Louis and
last evening she was given a farewell
party by a number of her friends and
relatives.
A number of Hancock knights of
lPythias will go to Laurium tomorrow
Ievening to be initiated into the Ora
matte Order of the Knights of Khor-
assam.
The last basketball game of the sea
son for the Hancock high school boys
and girls teams will take place this
evening at the Amphidrome, when the
two local aggregations will meet the
Chassell teams. The games will start
at s O'Clock, the girls taking the floor
first. There will be several new play
lers in the Chassell lineup tonight.
Miss Elizabeth Olson. formerly o.
this city, is reported to be iii will
blood poisoning at hospital In Min
neapols, word to this effect havint
been received by relatives here yes
terday. 80
A card party will be given by tn
Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. o. II. a
the Hibernian club rooms on Marcl
LIS. ~
Mrs. ]. w. Henderson, formerly will
the Metz Cloak and Millinery com
D pany. has taken a position at tn
Levine store in Houghton.
] William Kinsman, a travelling sales
man well known In Hancock. died a
Ishpeming last Friday. after an op
Grafton performed at Chicago from tn
. relief of heart complication. M
, Kinsman travelled for the Ganno
\ Wholesale Grocery company of Mar
lauette and was an Elk and a Knigf
Iof Pythlas.
Contractor James McGlynn has be
gun work upon the foundation OF a
eight roomed house on Water stree
for Miss Mary Barkell which is TO
completed this summer.
The state board OF optometrists' eS
aminers. of which DR.. p. Scholler
Hancock, is president. will convene
Saginaw on March 20. DIR. Scholle
| will probably i-ave For Saginaw
March 2S.
II A "pot-luck social will be give
on Friday afternoon at the Congre
gational church by the Ladies' Indus
trial society. A small fee will D
charged
The Junior league of the Methods
church will entertain the parents an
friends of members at reception
Thursday afternoon,