The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-11
HANCOCK BRIEFS.


c. b. Ulrich left this morning for
n business trip to the iron country
Mrs Harry Moss left yesterday for
Battle Creek To take treatment at the
Kellogg sanltarium.
G. j. Ryan arrived i'm Hancock yes
terday from Duluth on business for
the National Cash Register company
Jack Woods has returned from Sar-
mia and has taken a position at the
Portage Lake Boiler works i'm Ripley
Miss Maud williams of New York.
is visiting at the home of her moth
err. Mrs. Mamie Williams of West
Hancock.
The school board will hold a regular
meeting this evening. The appoint
ments of teachers for next year will
be made at the May meeting of the
board.
A regular meeting of the Portage
Lake Business Mems associa ton will
be held ut the secretary's rooms in
the Kauth block tomorrow evening for
the transaction of routine business.
The program was I'm charge of Mrs.
The Womcn's Home Missionary So
cioty of the Methodist church held
a meeting last evening at the home of
Mrs Nellie Harrie in West Hancock
The program was in charge of Mds
The program was in charge of Mrs.
Donald Mcdonald.
A party OF Hancock knights of Py-
thias visited Laurium lodge last even
ing to extend an invitation to the
members of the Calumet organization
To attend tho roll call meeting of Han
cock lodge Friday evening.
Tho Isle of Spice" the popular mu-
steal comedy, will be presented by a
large and capable company at the
kerrcdge this evening, with it's
wealth of song hits pretty girls. beau
tiful costumes and elaborate scenery
and stage settings.
a "harem skirt Is on exhibition i'm
the Gartner department store. and
has been inspected by many local res
idents. The garment looks like pair
Of elongated boomers, with a curtain
In front hanging about to the knees.
The installation of the new officers
Of Hancock lodge, No. ISL, Benevolent
and Protective order of Elxs, will take
place on Thursday night. Appoint
ments of committees and appointive
officers will be made and there will be
a lunch and smoker.
]. Frank Quinn. who is to be man
ager of the home coming celebration
i'm Hancock, arrived here this morning
from Grand Rapids and will confer
this afternoon with the local officers
and committees relative to getting the
for the celebration UNI
der way.
a resilient of Atlantic narrowly es-
capped drowning on Sunday by at
tempting to cross on the ice. which
broke beneath him i'm the vicinity OF
The Union brewery. He was assisted
out by means of a plank and after
a few steps broke through
again, necessitating a second rescue.
AS an Easter Offering at the Savoy
theater, Manager Gettelman has ar
ranged to present the Passion Play in
moving pictures on Thursday and Fri
day. with matinees each day. The
Passion Play was given at the Savoy
here two years ago. with such great
success that the theater was packed
at each performance and many re-
quests were received for the repetition
Of the films.
The Finnish Literary Institute, a
correspondence school conducted for
the purpose of imparting English and
other subjects through the mails. has
been removed from Ishpeming to
Hancock, where headquarters will
hereafter be located i'm the Kauth
block. At a meeting held Saturday
the following directors were named:
Jacob Jarvis, Jussi Kinkkanen, Jonas
Grove. Andrew Wirrima, John Kokko,
Andrew Servio and Andrew Linnimaki.