The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

terror of the former Fisher CLOTHING
store 10 prepare IL for occupancy by
the LogoFa Cigar company.
+. A. Quinn of New York, represent
Ing the Show World and the Imperial
Curtain company, is in the city on
business. The Imperial Curtain COM
pany furnished the drop curtain for the
Kerredge and the Bijou theaters OF
this city.
r. +. Dunstan and wife will leave
next week for a visit to the former
home of Mrs. Dunstan I'm New Bruins
wick.
w ]. Leland OF Chicago is making
one of his regular calls on the local
undertaking trade.
number of canvassers for the r
l.. Polk Directory Publishing company
of Detroit are In the city securing
data for the forthcoming Houghton
county directory.
Alfred Congdon alderman for the
third ward. is spending a couple Of
John Schnsider, one OF the city
teamsters. is confined to his home on
Hancock street with an attack OF the
measles.
Peter ]. Keils will leave Monday
for Ontonagon to take a position in
the new hotel TO be opened by j. T.
Powers
The Hancock lodge Of the Knights Of
Pythias is arranging to hold a social
session next Friday evening, following
the regular weekly session.
Miss Emma Hanson Of Oconomowoc
is visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Mitchell.
The dancing party given last evening
by the Hancock lodge of Elks was
well attended and a pleasant evening
was enjoyed by the members and their
friends. Excellent music was provided
by the Twin City orchestra.
The engagement of D'Urbano's Ital-
ian band will close tomorrow with con-
certs afternoon and evening. The rep
utation of the band as first class
organization has now become general
and the size of the audience has in
creased at each evening performance,
so that it is expected that full houses
viii hear the band today and tomorrow.
From here the band will return TO
Duluth for another engagement after
which they will come back to pay an
other visit to Calumet.
Announcements of the coming OF
Ross Crane, the cartoonist, in the Star
entertainment course of the Grace M.
e. church were distributed about the
city yesterday.
The religious marriage ceremony in
accordance with the Jewish customs,
of Ben Gettleman and Miss Lottie
Fisher, whose civil marriage took
place last week, will be performed to-
morrow afternoon by Rabbi Cusse, of
the local congregation of Israel.
Frank w. Packer. commercial agent
of the DeForest Wireless Telephone
company of Toledo, Ohio, has returned
to Hancock after a brief visit to the
headquarters of the company at Tole-
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quarters here for the winter.
G. Ii. Ulrich returned home yester-
day from Elkhart, Indiana, where he
was summoned last week by the seri-
Gus illness of his sister. When he left
for home his sister appeared to be
much improved and out of danger.
Mrs. Ulrich, who accompanied him, Will
remain at Elkhart for some time long
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ingram are eX-
pected home tomorrow from Lansing,
where they attended the annual grand
lodge meeting of the Knights OF Py-
thias, Mr.. Ingram representing Han
cock lodge No. 109, and Mrs. Ingram
the Eagle Harbor Temple of the Py-
THAN Sisters.
A handsome new office desk has been
purchased for the city treasurer, and
was installed yesterday i'm the treas
urer's office in the city hall. The old
desk will be turned over for the use Of
the city clerk i'm the council chamber,
and the "beer table" at present serving
the clerk, will be at the disposal o. the
newspaper representatives covering
the council meetings.