The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-09

HANCOCK BRIEFS.
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A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pera.
Miss May RUPEE has returned from
visit with friends at Copper Harbor
ana Mandan.
The Mitchell and the A. O. II. bowl
ing teams will roll a game this even
ing at the Mitchell alleys.
Miss Grace Grannis of the GARNER
millinery store has gone to New York
and Chicago on purchasing trip.
Miss May Geary has taken a position
in the local brokerage Offices of Gay q
Sturgis in the Superior bank building
Mrs. Frank Boaler entertained
party of ladies at bridge at her home
in West Hancock Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Wollstein have
some to Chicago for visit and Mrs.
Wolstein before returning will also
visit at Milwaukee.
The Hancock lodge of Elks will give
an informal dance Friday evening at
the lodge rooms in the Elks Temple,
for members and their friends. The
Twin City orchestra will furnish the
music.
lsadore Gartner left yesterday for |
Chicago on a business trip. The inter-
Tor of the clothing store of Stern & |
Field, in the Gartner department store
is being redecorated by Donahue's
painters.
Two important examinations are
scheduled for tomorrow in Justice OIL
iviers court, the case of II. Joffee on
a charge of selling goods on Sunday,
and that of William Johnson. on a
charge of forgery.
Members of the German Aid society
are disposing of tickets for their
dancing party to be given on the even
ing of Wednesday. February 22, at
Germania hall. Music will be furnish
ed by Klingkammer's eight piece or
chestra.
Announcement was made yesterday
by Postmaster Rogers that notice had
been received to the effect that the
mails leaving Hancock on No. and
No. 104 over the South Shore railroad
must be ready an hour earlier than at
present, beginning next Sunday.
The twelve days old child of Mr..
ma Mrs. August Mehrke died Wednes-
lay night and the funeral was held
afternoon, services being
by Rev. c.. Traub of the
German Lutheran church and inter-
nent being in Forest Hill cemetery.
r. w. DeMary departed last evening
or Duluth where he is employed I'm the
,ffices of the Duluth and Iron Range
abroad. Next spring he will return TO
Hancock to be engineer and pilot of
Norman MacDonald's yacht. the Min
lie Mae of which he had charge last
ear. T,
A meeting of the Central primary 7
chool teachers was held yesterday af- ,
ernoon, for the purpose of having the I
eachers demonstrate for Superintend- {
mt LaRowe their methods of impart- '
ng instruction. Pupils were picked
rom the four primary grades on whom L
o demonstrate. III q
This evening at the Hibernian hall ]
he employees of the Grinnell Brothers u
music store will give farewell party
o N. w. Harrie, the retiring manager q
# the Hancock branch, and to j. w. o
Indree. the eompany's auditor. who G
las been here on n business trip for 4
he past three weeks. q
Chief of Police THOR has received "
rom New York circulars containing a n
description of Dorothy Arnold. the kid e
iaped daughter of a wealthy New '
'orlIer, and asking the local police to ~
e on the lookout for anything that u
nay lead to the discovery of the "
fhereabouts of the missing girl. -
The second presentation of the Ly- A.
nan II. Howe motion pictures last