The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-28
HANCOCK BREvITIes.

Thirteen of the lots of the Dakota
Heights company in East Hancock
have been transferred to the Hancock
Realty company, and a number of de-
sirable dwellings will be built upon the
lots next summer.
John Keyes Is recovering from his
recent illness and expects to be out
again soon.
The big meeting OF the Copper lodge
of the United Commercial Travellers
will be held tomorrow evening In the
Kauth hall. A class of candidates will
be initiated and a social session will
follow. for which a fine program is
being prepared. The meeting was set
to take place last Saturday but was
postponed.
Tomorrow will be Carnation day and
the birthday of the late President Nc
Kinley. In honor of the occasion there
will be large number Of carnations
worn as boutonnieres tomorrow by
residents of Hancock. the custom hav-
ing been quite extensively followed
here since it's inauguration after the
death of Mckinley.
DR.. Charles Mitchell will lecture in
the Kerredge theater on "a Mans
Man" in the star lecture course of
Grace M. f. church. DIR. Mitchell was
one of the speakers at the summer as
sembly last July, and many who heard
him then were so well pleased that
they will not miss the opportunity of
listening to DIR. Mitchell again this
evening.
A teachers meeting will be held this
afternoon at the office of Superinten-
dent LaRowe. This will be the first
since the. reopening OF. the school after
| Christmas and it is probable that at
| this meeting announcement will he
made of the assignments of teachers
for the E. L. Wright school,
The knights of Columbus and the
Houghton militia are scheduled for to-
nights indoor baseball match in Ger
mania hall.
The gold watches, bracelet smoking
set, hair brush set and other prizes to
be given to those having the best fam
|
Knights of Pythias masquerade ball, to
be given on Thursday evening, Feb. 8,
are on exhibition in the window OF
Mayworm's jewelry store.
The South Range band announces a
masquerade ball in Germania hall on
saturday evening, January 30.
The Hancock lodge is arranging to
give a social session and supper to
those who took part i'm the recent min
strel show given last Monday and
Tuesday evenings in the Kerredge
theater. 1t will be given in the course
OF the next week or two and will take
place at the Elks' club rooms.
City Electrician e. ID. Cum has in
stalled an electric motor to operate
the new press OF the Tyomies Publish
ing company in its new press room on
Franklin street The entire plant viii
be moved into the building owned by
the Socialist society of Hancock at
the corner of Franklin and Tezcuco
streets after May I. when the saloon
now occupying portion of 1t will
out. Manager Numivuori states that
the Tyomies, which Is now published
| three times q week, will be made a
daily.
and dance will be given by the Hibern-
ian Athletic association at the club
rooms next Monday evening.
| Mrs. c. p. Ryno of Saginaw is Ill at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. ]. NJ.
IaFouche on quincy street. where she
is visiting.
The Dollar Bay wanderers defeated
the Hancock Senators at the Dollar
Bay rink Thursday night by the score
of 4 to 3. The Wanderers have issued
a challenge to any team composed OF
players from IA to II years OF age.
The members OF the ladies' branch
OF willing Workers tent. I. o. r., will
hold regular meeting this evening,
when n large class Of candidates will
be initiated A good attendance Is
looked for.
| J. c. Mcmillan. the well known cas-
ket man from Milwaukee. Is calling on
local undertakers.
/ n semi-anhuai ineedhs Oh 'he uhNN-
tors OF the First National Bank was
held yesterday for the purpose of maxi
Ing an examination OF the banks af-
fairs. as required by law.
The Young Peoples Society OF the
Norwegian Lutheran Free church viii
give a pie social and entertainment In
the church parlors Friday evening a
program OF recitations and music has
been prepared