The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21

Will be exceptionally good. consisting
of ten-piece quincy orchestra, which
will make people dance who never
knew they could dance. The proceeds
viii be applied towards the seasons
expenses OF the indoor baseball team.
| Mayor w. Frank James went to
Greenland yesterday on business.
Mrs. William Bredfeld is expected
home this evening from an extended
visit to Milwaukee, Oshkosh and other
points in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Charles LeSage and son Charles
OF Hubbell are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Mart Bennett on Ryan street.
The Chapel of the Sisters OF st. Jo-
seph in the rear of the st. Josephs
school were blessed on Monday by Rev.
Frederick CHASER, and daily mass will
be conducted there until the repairs to
the church are finished.
Mrs Henry Baer left this week for a
visit TO Milwaukee and Chicago.
Complaint has been made to Street
Commissioner Hosking that persons
are dumping refuse into certain West
Hancock alleys just after they have
been cleaned up by his department.
Investigations are now being made rel
| alive To the best means to be employ
ed In getting after the guilty parties.
Contractor Hosking is erecting a
new business block in West Hancock
for Charles Fisher, the monument
man, and also another on Ethel and
Ohio streets for the use of the Han
cock Dyeing and Cleaning company.
Initiatory work will be conferred up
on ten candidates for membership by
the Copper council OF the United Com
mercial Travellers at a meeting to be
held on Saturday evening at the lodge
rooms in the Kauth block.
William Brewer Thomas Hoar and
II. Commons have left for Cornwall,
England. The two latter expect to re-
main in England but Mr.. Brewer will
return i'm a few months.
Tonight at the high school Prof. j. c.
Carter Troop will lecture on "Victor
Hugo" in his series of nineteenth CEN
fury novelists. 1t will be the fourth
in the Chicago university western ex-
tension course that is being given here
and will be followed by two more. Pre-
vious to the lecture selections will be
given by quartet.
A bowling match between the Mitch
ell brothers and the Cox and Levine
team is due to take place this evening
at the Mitchell alleys. Ten games will
be bowled out of a series of twenty
that has been arranged.
the st. Patrick's parish hall on the
evening of Friday. October. 20.
The laying of the underground con-
Quits on the cross streets is nearing
completion and all will shortly be in
readiness for the stringing of cables
through them. Some of the conduits
are being laid through alleys and pri-
vate rights of way connecting Quincy
street with Hancock and Franklin
streets.
The steamer North Wind of the Mu-
tual line was in port yesterday af
ternoon, westbound.
The Knights OF Columbia indoor
baseball team is arranging for card
party to be held soon. Lunch will be
served both before and after n card
tournament, and il is expected to be
one of the pleasantest social events of
the season.
VIII Chapman, who recently suS-
tanned severe injuries at the Quincy.
has returned home much improved.
The Methodist church Epworth Lea
que will give n Halloween social on
the evening of October 20, at which
there will be a variety of Halloween
pastimes and luncheon will be served.
A surprise party was held last even
ing at the home of Edward Stehlin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stehlin in West
Hancock. A party of twelve young
friends were present and spent a de-
lightful evening with luncheon and
games.
Secretary Condor of the Hancock
Elks is mailing out circulars announc-
Elks temple on Friday October 30 A
feature of the occasion will be a big
social session at which all the lodges
in the northwest will be represented.
IL pledges to attend can be secured
from sufficient number of Hancock
and Calumet Elks to charter a sleeper,
IL is proposed to have the copper coun-
try contingent live on board the car
while at Duluth.
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