The Calumet news., 1910-02-11
HANCOCK HREvlTlEs.

home tomorrow from visit 10 Chi
cago
Miss Agnes Looney. principal OF the
west Hancock Edward Ryan school.
has been III for the past week at her
home on Water street.
on account OF tomorrow being Lin
coins birthday and legal holiday, a
number OF cases set for that date
m Justice Ollvier's cour. have been
postponed and will be up for hearing
on Monday. February 21. They include
the Felippi assault case, the Leverini
case and several others.
Valentine boxes will be placed In
the various rooms OF the local schools
on Monday next, st. Valentines day.
through the medium OF which pupils
may exchange valentines.
w. Frank James has sold to Ch1rles
Tresize lot 22, block 9 of the Ulset1
addition.
The boys club of the Congregational
| church will give an entertainment this
evening In the church parlors, the pro-
gram TO consist OF drill by the boys,
si. illustr lted leoture on Cong-eea-
tional boys clubs by Rev. ]. S. Gould,
and the serving of light refreshments.
Leonard Nicola yesterday shipped
number of men to the Baraga lumber
camps. He says there is plenty of
work for all who want it.
Chief Engineer w. ]. Rentenbach of
the city pumping station is confined to
his home on Quincy street with an at
tack OF the grippe.
Arrangements are being made for
pool tournament between the teams
of Louis Pucci and Louis Saam on
Friday evening, Feb. II. The tourna-
ment will take place at the Exchange.
Mrs. Amelia Washburn returned to-
day to her home in Duluth, having
disposed of the furnishings of her
former home here.
Manager Ira Wight OF the Elks in
door baseball team has received a let
ter from the Co indoor baseball team
of Owatonna, Minn., stating that the
team is contemplating a trip through
Michigan and Wisconsin and desires
game mere Nlt VI lbN
middle of March. The communica-
tion has been turned over to the Hi
bernians as the latter are the local
champions Matches may be arranged
between the Gopher team and both the
Elks and the Hibernians.
D'Urbanos band, which comes here
for weeks engagement beginning on
Feb. 81, is now playing a three nights
engagement in Marquette. The COM
! ing of the band will be heartily well
coined by local music lovers, who
greatly enjoyed the magnificent music
furnished by the famous organization
when they were here before.
Rev. j. S. Gould, pastor of the Han
cock Congregational church, gave an
illustrated talk on Jerusalem at the
regular weekly meeting held wednes-
day evening
The Hancock hockey team goes to
Calumet this evening to play the CAL
umet team of the copper country lea
que. Hancock win have it's regular
lineup and will be in the best possible
form to continue its series of victories.
1t is probable that quite number of
hockey fans from this city will accom-
pany the team and witness the game
at the Palestra.
Copies have been received here OF
papers from Burlington, Iowa, con-
taIning notices of the show put on
there last week by S. A. Grubb, who
recently staged a minstrel show here
for the Elks. The Burlington show is
stated to have been a great success
and to have given the best of satisfac-
| tion.
| Special train service will be pro-
vided on Tuesday evening next for the
annual skating party of the Hancock
division of the naval reserves. The
Copper Range railroad will run a spe-
cial train after the party to Lake Lin
den for the accommodation of those
from that section who attend. The
Quincy band has been engaged to pro-
vide the music and the affair will be
lone of the best of its kind this season.
James Smith was yesterday selected
II by the high school juniors as presi-
dent of the class to succeed Jay Coon,
who has left school. Plans are being
made by the class to give a combined
play and dance shortly after Lent.
The Hancock high school hockey
team will play the Dollar Bay team
in the Amphidrome Saturday after
noon. McGlynn will act as captain OF
the Hancock team in the absence of
Coons, the regular captain.
Short programs were given in some
of the rooms of the public schools yes
terday afternoon in honor of Lincolns
birthday. the Gettysburg address fig
uring prominently in the exercises.