The Calumet news., 1910-04-09
HANCOCK BREvlTIES.

HANCOCN 6HEVIIIES.
Mrs. r. ID. Handibo leaves tomorrow
afternoon for her home at Rock Is
land. ILL.,. after a visit of several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Joanna
Mason.
Miss Margaret Harrington has TAX
en- a position as Stenographer in the
office of Attorney r. T. Looney in
Houghton.
Arrangements have been made by
the Modern Samaritans to hold a big
meeting on Thursday, April 81. Or
ganizer c. A. Fuller and wife, who
started the local lodge are engaged in
organizing a lodge at Calumet, which
will be instituted i'm a short time.
Bruce Mclean has taken a position
as day baggageman at the Mineral
Range depot, succeeding Ed. Crowley,
who has become night baggageman.
The last of the outfit for the Gen.
tral Bitulithic company that was
used ON Hancock street, left this week
for southern points, where it will be
used on construction work this sum-
mer. ]. G. O'Connor, of st. Louis,
who was here experimenting the
shipment of the outfit, stated that
when Hancock is ready to do some
more paving his firm will be prepared
to make bid. being well pleased
with the treatment accorded them here
by people and officials.
]. Provost and family of Ripley left
this week for Seattle to reside.
A number of members of the Han
cock Congregational church who were
elected delegates to the semi-annual
meeting of the Lake Superior Con-
gregational association, attended the
sessions of the association held yes
terday at Lake Linden.
Among those who will have new
Gene Davis, who is building 6
thirty-footer, Chris Nelson, who will
have a twenty-four foot boat and Gus
Jacobson, whose new fortyfooter II
progressing rapidly toward compile.
ton. John Parklkila in installing {
new three horse power Ferro special
in his boat and several other loca
boatmen are putting in more power
full engines.
The common council will meet or
Monday evening to act on liquor H.
cense bonds. Most of the local saloon
keepers have prepared bonds and
be but few changes. although severa
will remove from their present places
of business to other quarters.
There will be the regular services
tomorrow morning and evening at the
Portage Lake Baptist church, will
sermons by the pastor, Rev. c. 5
Brooks.
Delegates from the Hancock Lad!
Maccabees will attend the count.
meeting at Calumet next Tuesday
The delegates are Mrs. J. Mason AM
Miss Pauline Seigel and the alter
mates, Mrs. A. Lafourche and Mrs
Anna Kerry.
The baseball OF the ST. Joseph's Y
NJ. c. C. will have a workout at tn
driving park tomorrow afternoon AM
the permanent players will be select
ed to represent the organization ol
the diamond this summer.
Kerredge theater was filled by
good sized audience last night in tn
occasion of the visit of the eight Vas
sar Girls i'm musical program of un
usual excellence. The entertainment
was one of the series I'm the Star En-
tertairment course ard was one 4
| the best numbers that has yet appear
| ed.
| The seat sale for Grace Won Studdi
] ford in "The Golden Butterfly" VIII
comes to the Kerredge theater ne>
| Monday evening, opened yesterda
| with a rush at the Kerredge hardwar
store and this brilliant and gorgeou
production will be witnessed by
packed house.
Those interested in promoting th
Copper Country Baseball league hav
been notified that Mohawk will b
represented at the league meeting &c
morrow afternoon by two delegate
and will most likely enter the pre-
posed league.
Notices were sent out by Clerk Mac
donald yesterday TO those who WEI
elected at Mondays election. request
ing them to call and swear In. Super
visor John B.'Harris OF the First war