The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-24
Hancock Department


cock at the Brewers convention.
Mrs. HSnry l.. Baer is spending q
couple of weeks visiting with friends
in Chicago.
William ]. o'Connor has opened n
collection agency, with offices in the
Funkey block.
MIS- Stanley Bowron of Marquette
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George f. Blodgett Saturday and sun
day. "a
Nick Donwlinger. George Wern ana
NJ j. Brustmaker returned yester
day from "A hunting trip of several
days after partridges. They brought
back twenty-four birds and several
rabbits.
ON account of the large numbers
attending services at St. Patrick's
church. Rev. r. ]. Atfield. pastor. an
nounces three masses each Sunday
hereafter first mass at a. m, the
second at and the third at 10 o'clock.
John l.. Harris. superintendent or
the Hancock mine, and w. j. Uren of
Houghton, were yesterday officially
named by Mayor Dodge as delegates
TO the fourteenth annual mining con-
gress at Chicago, which opens today,
and continues until Saturday.
GIL Mclean has been promoted to-
the position in the Hancock freight
office of the Mineral Range railroad.
succeeding John Anderson, who has
taken position at Winona with the
Copper Range.
The card party given last evening
at the Hibernian hall by the Twin City
Clerkh' Union was one Of the most
successful of the parties so far given
by local organizations this season, be-
ing well attended and netting a neat
sum to be applied to the treasury.
Miss Maggie Wall left today for
Marquette where she yill meet Mrs. |
Mary II. Wilson, national superinten-
dent over foreign speaking people in
the Women's Christian Temperance |
Union. The latter will inspect the |
new home established by Miss walz
at Marquette, and then the two will go
to Crystal Falls to attend a district
of the w. c. II. L. on Oc-
tober q they will attend the national
w. c. II. L. convention at Milwau-
kee.
Mistletoe lodge, Sons of st. George,
will hold it's semi-annual election of
officers next month. The first nominal
ton of candidates will take place on
Friday evening. November 3, the Sec
md on the Friday evening following
and the election on the third Friday
evening of the month.
Leon Dclmare was IN Hancock yes
erday arranging for the appearance
If the Worlds Colored Minstrels at
he Kerredge next Saturday afternoon
md evening.
The new constitution recently pre-
Jared for the Congregational Sunday
school was unanimously adopted on
Sunday last and will become effective {
he first SUNDAY i'm November when
Sunday school officers will be elected. (
Saturday is the last day allowed be-
ated taxpayers TO visit the treasurers {
flce and settle up their taxes before
he taxes are returned delinquent to {
he county treasurer The books have
lready been kept open a week longer l
han usual c
The Sotkan lodge of the knights of I
laleva will celebrate the fifth ami
ersary OF the organizing of the lodge l
tuesday evening, November 2, at their {
all in the Kauth block. a commit q
ee is arranging a program of address, )
s, music, and lunch for the occasion. q
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
nd Mrs. Martin Larsen of Second o
treet. b
Ralno. the twelve-d ays-old son OF I
lr. and Mrs. Martin Aho of Freda, @
led Sunday and the funeral takes ''
lace tomorrow afternoon, with inter y
lent at the Redridge cemetery.
w. j. Hoffenbacher and Frank Ken d
all, who represented Mystic lodge of 4
he 7. q. q. f., at the state conven- n
on held last week in Saginaw, gave /
report on the proceedings of the @
invention at the regular session of n
Tystic lodge last evening.
Eldred Mitchell, temporary secretary
f the proposed county bowling league.
ill attend a meeting to be held :
thursday evening at Calumet. at
hich permanent officers will be elect
l and the schedule, committee will b
port. Arrangements are being made 1
II a match game at the Hancock al n
VS. Tuesday evening next with the fl
aurium bowling club. q
The social session given last even 8
e by the Hancock council of the
nights Of Columbus was attended by
large gathering of members. who en-
we'd the smoker and the talks and
her features which constituted the
ening's program.