The Calumet news., 1910-06-13
PERSONNEL OF THE CHICAGO
EXCURSIONISTS Is RECEIVED
Practically Every Branch Of Chi
cago Commerce and Industry
Represented
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR The TRIP


The steamer Theodore Roosevelt
carrying the largest delegation ever
sent out by the Chicago Association
OF Commerce in the interest of Chicago
trade. will leave Chicago sunday eve
ming. June l2 at Z. All preparations
for the trip which is to consume two
weeks. during which 22 cities along
lakes Michigan and Superior are To be
visited. have been completed. The ex-
cursionists will reach Houghton ana
Hancock next Saturday morning. and
in the afternoon will visit Calumet
The cities on the itinerary are: Lud-
ington, Manistee, Sault Ste. Marie,
Munising, Marquette. Cheboygan,
Houghton, Petoskey. Traverse City,
Escanaba, Menominee. Mich; Two
Harbors and Duluth, Mimi; Ashland,
Marinette, Green Bay. Sturgeon Bay
Manitowoc, Sheboygan and Milwaukee
Wis.
Francis T. Simmons, vice-president
of the Chicago Association of Com
merce is commodore of the delega-
tion; James Petit, vice. commodore;
Hugh Hartman, secretary; II. +. Mil
Ter, business manager of the associa-
tion, manager.
Personnel of Delegation.
The delegation which represents
practically every branch of Chicago
commerce and industry. is as follows;
S. d. Andrus, general agent the
Georgia Home Insurance company.
c. L. Barritt, Mahln Advertising Co.
F. It. Bentley, Illinois Steel Co. and
Universal Portland Cement Co.
Frederic T. Boles. Lord & Bushnell
Co.
William A. Bond. w. a. Bond & Co.
Berthold f. Berges, Ederheimer
Stein & CO.
Rush C. Butler, Casseday & Butler.
w. O. Clark, Morrison, Plumber &
Co
Alex ]. W. Copelin, Copelin Photo
graph Co.
II. C. Cornell. Birmingham & Sea-
man Co.
A. d. Curtis, Curtls-Leger Fixture
Co.
Charles L. Dering s. c. schenck,
agent
Geo. c. Ebeling, Gage Bros. & Co.
Chas. w. Folds, hathaway Smith
Folds & Co.
A.. F. Francis, the Chicago Telephone
Co.
w. K. Greenebaum, Indiana Trans
portation Co.
Robert p. Gregory. Lyon & Healy.
Edward f. Gore. Barrow, Wade Gu
thrie & Co.
John F. Hagey. First National bank
Hugo Hartmann, Hartmann Truck
Co.
George c. Hicks, Seton Manufactur-
ing Co.
w. NJ. Hopkins, board Of trade, Chi
cago.
Z. w. Houser Barnes, Crosby & Co.
Jas. NJ Hurst, the National Bank OF
the Republic.
f. Louis Kuhns. Studebaker Bros.
Manufacturing company.
j. H. A. Lacher. Selz, Schwab & co.
+. L. Macomber, Hlbbard, Spencer,
Bartlett & Co.
Charles b. Miller, Carson Pirie,
Scott e. CO.
II. F. Miller, business manager the
Chicago Association of Commerce.
James w. Morrison, Morrison.
Plummer & CO.
c. F. Newkirk. Rand, McNally & Co.
LaVerne w. Noyes, Aerometer Co.
d. d. Otstott, Butler Bros.
]. r. ozanne. Hart, schaffner &
Marx.
r. L. Pennington, Guthmann. Car
penter & Telling.
James Pettitt, Peavey Grain Co.
James w. Prindiyille, Chicago & Du-
luth transportation Co.
oscar Remmer, sprague, Warner &
Co.
W. r. Rice. Jahn V. Farwen CO.
y. G. Satterlee, special press repre-
sentative
II. W. schoenfeld. b. Kuppenheimer
a. Co.
$. II. schoninger. schoninger Bros.
Mfg Co.
Frank c. Sidley. Keith Bros. q Co.
Francis r. Simmons, +. T. Simmons
& Co.
9. w. Sponord, Dry Goods Reporter.
Northwestern University.
A. ID. Richey. Countess Waist Co.
a. l.. Stone. Stone Bros.
Selden +. white, Logan & Bryan.
A. l.. MacNab the Chicago Associa-
tion Of Commerce News Bureau
II. L. Jameson. the Chicago Asso-
citation Of Commerce News Bureau.
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION