The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-22

cock Congregational church. left yes
terday for Ironwood. to investigate the
application OF the Finnish Swedish
Congregational church of that place 10
be taken into the Lake Superior assoc
citation.
Rev. Frs. Chrysostom and Vincent OF
Cincinnati will conduct a mission at
the st. Joseph church in Hancock May
to 8, preaching I'm both the English
and German languages. After conclud-
ing the series OF services here other
copper country towns will be visited
after which the two missionary priests
will go to Escanaba.
The funeral of the 1S-months- old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hue
ven. which takes place on Sunday af-
ternoon, will be conducted by Rev.
Nordberg, pastor of the Norwegian
Lutheran church, and interment will
be in Lakeside cemetery.
A night shift was put to work this
week on the sand-illing operations In
the Front street ravine, and double
force will now be employed regularly
SO as to hasten the progress of the
work as much as possible.
City Attorney A. +. Macdonald left
last evening to attend meeting at
Duluth i'm the interests of the Lay
mems Missionary movement, as rep
resentative of the Hancock Congre-
gational church.
Eight new members will be initiated
at the regular meeting of Holly Re-
bekah lodge $40 of Hancock, to be held
this evening.
Miss Vera Scott visited with friends
at Calumet and Lake Linden on We'd
nesday.
The steamer Superior of the Western
terday afternoon at the quincy docks
in Ripley
An important meeting of the Han
cock lodge of the order of the Modern
Samaritan was held last evening, fol-
lowed by a social session, which at
tracted a large attendance of members.
The Hancock lodge of the Knights
of Pythias will hold a regular meet
ing this evening. and on Tuesday even
ing next many of the members will be
the guests of the Eagle Harbor tenn
pie of the Pythian Sisters of Hancock
at supper and social session.
George Zoya OF Ripley has taken
position i'm the Knoll drug store in
Houghton. He is graduate of the
department of pharmacy of the Ferris
institute at Big Rapids
Miss Furniss has arrived here from
Chicago to take the position as stem
ographer at the Quincy mine office re-
Gently resigned by Miss Helen Hath
away on account of illness.
The West Hancock will play the
Dollar Bay baseball team at the city
park next Sunday. This will be the
third game of the season for the West
Hancocks, who have thus far won one
and lost one game. The battery for
Sundays game will be Davey and
Vondet.
The Haiku band of Franklin will
give a concert next Sunday at the
Coburntown hail.
The "Savel' Ladies choir of the
North Star Temperance society will
give concert on Sunday evening,
April "a. the proceeds of which will
be used to pay the pledge of ten dol
lars towards the Finnish college fund,
subscribed recently by the choir.
One of the organizations connected
with the Finnish College has purchas-
ed a handsome Estey organ, in oak
finish. from the local store OF Grin
nell Brothers. to be presented to the
college for the use of the "Kaiulta"
society.
Herbert s. Baer of Milwaukee spent
several days this week in Hancock on
business and visiting relatives.
w. G. Carah, a well known local
travelling salesman, Is in the iron coun-
| try on a business trip.
The Copper council of the United
Commercial Travellers will hold a reg
ular meeting tomorrow evening nj
which several new members will be in
litiated and the officers recently elected
will be installed. The officers are near
llv all the same as were elected at the
time of organization to serve until the
time for the regular election in March