The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
HANCOCK eREVITIEs


Frank Filola left this week for
business trip to Denver, going by way
Of Duluth and st. Paul.
The Pewabic Methodist Episcopal
church choir is rehearsing for choral
concert TO be given about November
lis.
Recently reported births in Hancock
are those of daughter TO Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sleep, 9OS Third street.
son to Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Free
man of Quincy street.
The students of the Hancock school
were addressed yesterday morning by
Rev DR. w. O. Shepherd on the sub
iect. "IIitching Your Wagon to
Star"
! The members uf the Hancock high
school football team will be entertain
ed at a feed this evening by the
girls Of the high school. The spread
will take place at the school, from to
II o'clock.
The old No. 4 shaft house of the
Quincy Is being demolished for the
timber that il contains No 4 is the
only remaining wooden shaft house at
the Quincy. having been erected in
1850.
The Sotkan lodge OF the Knights or
Kaleva will celebrate their fifth ami
versary with a social and lunch at the
Kauth hall. A program of addresses
and music has been arranged.
Another of the delightful social
dances which are making the Hancock
Elks noted as entertainers was held
lat the club house last evening, and
was well attended.
party of about a dozen members OF
the Hancock council Of the Knights
of Columbus leave tonight for IRON
wood to attend a big meeting at which
n large class is to be initiated.
Dir. and Mrs. Alphonse Fournier will
leave today for Granite Falls, Mimi.
where they will spend the winter with
their son Alfred. farewell party
was rendered to Mrs. Fournier on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Iher daughter, Mrs. +. J. Verville.
Columbia Temple of Honor of Quin-
cy will hold a reunion in honor Of its
eighteenth anniversary this evening
with a fine program and lunch to
which the Calumet and Trimountain
temples have been invited
The anniversary celebration COM
mlttee of the Hancock Congregational
church met last evening and prepared
an outline to be submitted to the
church meeting next Thursday night
| oh a :
tieth anniversary to be held next June
The Hancock lodge of the knights OF
Pythias exemplified the third rank last
evening at a large and interesting ses-
sion. Arrangements are being maze
for another big meeting next Friday
!, night to which the members OF Colum'
bia lodge. Knights of Pythias, viii b'
invited There will be a smoker anc
q social session.
Ed Nichols, Of Ironwood, former
student resident of Hancock. accom-
. ,anied The Ironwood football team here
today 10 take I'm the football game
between Houghton and lronwood' MT
/, Nichols left here about twenty year'
400 He Is a brother of George II
| Nichols anu j. . A>'N"' a,
A conference OF the pastors Oh INV
churches Of Hancock and hough.o'
= will be held on Monday next TO deciu'
mon the question Of holding a uhlo'
thanksgiving service. II has peer
customary to alternate between th'
north and south side Of the lake, tn'
service last year being held at the TOT
tage Lake Baptist church.
The funeral OF the late william
prever of Pewabic will be held sun
day afternoon from the Pewaplc NJ.
church. Rev. a. T.. Healey ofilcia,lns
and interment will be In Forest III
:, cemetery. The odd Fellows and 60
:, mmbIan Temple OF Honor VIII atten'
:. the services I'm body