The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-15
HANCOCK BREvITIeS.

| The next lecture by Prof. Troop I'm
the Chicago University extension series
will take place next Thursday evening
at the high school ana the subject will
be Victor Hugo"
| Miss Alma Ola has taken position
at the store of Perso q Co, succeeding
Miss Maggie Olson who left this week
for Bisbee.
Andrew Bran is expected home to-
day from a business visit To Detroit.
Miss Hilda Salmu left yesterday for
Lead, S. d., whore she will remain for
the winter.
| Aulus Myers of Duluth arrived i'm
Hancock yesterday for visit with
relatives and friends.
Ralph Ciabattari left last evening
for Chicago to purchase furnishings
for his new restaurant in the Funkey
building on Ravine street.
Several new walters have recently
been engaged by John Salmu, proprie-
tor of the Cafe du Nord, and the place
will be open continuously day and
|
a Ia carte, the table a hote system
formerly in vogue having been dis
carded entirely.
Marie Nicola, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Nicola, yesterday re-
ceived from Prof. Luigi DUrbano, lea
der of the band that played here last
week. a handsome photograph of him
self containing his autograph. The pic
ture was sent from Marquette, where
the band played the early part of the
week.
A social session and musical program
will be given by the North Star Tenn
perance society on Saturday evening,
at which athletic feats by the jaime
club will be a feature.
The cases OF typhoid fever that ex-
listed at the Michigan smelts are now
eliminated, all the patients having re-
covered. Water for drinking purposes
is now being obtained from some other
source than Coles creek, to which the
contagion was attributed
No performances were given at the
Biiou theater in Hancock yesterday ar
ternoon or evening owing to an acci-
dent to the heating apparatus
Rehearsals OF the drum and fife corps
of the naval reserves were resumed
last evening. The organization ex-
poets to turn out on November to
attend the football game between the
Reserves and the Houghton militia
team.
viii Weber has resigned his posi-
ton at the Peoples drug store, con-
Quoted by John Cooper.
Rev. Frederick Els, bishop of the do
cese of Marquette, arrived in the city
to inspect the st. Joseph's and st.
Patrick's parochial schools while on
visit to the copper country for the
purpose of blessing the new bell of the
Hubbell Catholic church.
The third lecture in the Chicago I'm
iversity Western extension course at
the high school by Prof. ]. G. Carter
Troop last evening was well attended
and proved most interesting. The sub
ject for the evening was the life and
works of Julian Hawthorne, and prov
ed of great interest and value to the
students of English literature.
A missionary address was given last
levening by Rev. j. S. Gould at the reg
lular Thursday evening meeting at the
Congregational church. The subject
Twas Back to Caesarea- Bound" from
Acts "a. and its bearings upon mis-
sionary achievements.
| sr,l,, Girl nuactinp another high
grade musical comedy and one of the
sensations of the past season, is book
ed for the Kerredge theater on Fri
day. October %. Monday evening "The
Girl of the u. S. A." also n musical
comedy, will be the attraction.
Ross Crane, the noted cartoonist and
entertainer, will appear at the ker-
: redge theater this evening in the star
entertainment course under the au-
spices of the ladies of Grace M. Il
church of Houghton.
Announcement is made OF the com
ing marriage of Miss Florence Rover
= and Harry Conklin, which takes place
M the home of Miss Rowell on Tues
, day evening, october 26.
: A general meeting of the Portage
Lake Merchants association will b.
a held on the evening of Wednesday
e october 2S. Nothing of general in
a terest to the public transpired at tn
meeting of the executive COMMITTEE
k held wednesday evening.
Gus Close, Ed Pinten and S. l.. Law
d ton spent yesterday at Portage Entr
$ hunting ducks.
: James Lanyon visited yesterday a
his home in Calumet, where he cele
: brated his birthday
: Mrs. Charles S. Mason entertaine
IS a party Of friends at her home yester
v day afternoon.
n The promenade given Wednesda
g evening by the Portage Lake band
It Germania hall was well attended an
quite a number OF young people jolne
l. the dancing class that was organized