The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-25
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.


ness mems nine OF that place. They
were accompanied with the following
ladies and gentlemen: Mesdames Catlin,
Evan, Schuldes, Rumble and &. r. Berry,
Misses Cora Rumble and Kate Ncwberry,
Mcssrs. X. H. Tuten, Alex. SCHNEIDER, 4.
T.. Brewster, j. Schaier, John j. Saving
and H. Fisher Of Florence. On their
arrival at Crystal Falls they were met
by delegation OF the Crystal Falls club
and escorted 20 the Lockwood house.
After dinner the bus carried the entire
party Co the ball grounds. John Saving
was chosen umpire and the game com
menccd The first inning looked as
though Crystal Falls had a walk-a-away
~ they made six runs and shut the Iron
Mountains out, but i'm the second Our
boys made eight tales to the home nine's
two which made the score tie. In the
third inning the Iron Mountains took u
good lead and kept IL TO the end OF the
game, which resulted in a victory for
them by n score 81 % 10 2l. After
supper some of the ladies and gentlemen
Of Crystal Fails called for the party
and escorted them on a sight seeing
promenade. The beautiful falls which is
about half mile from town, was visited
and very much admired by all. On re-
turning to town the entire party was
invited to the residence Of DIR. VI. G. Kim
ball, where they received royal welcome
from DR. and Mrs. kimball, who with
their daughters, Mesdames Farrand and
X kimball soon made their welcome
more manifest. Music, songs, dances and
social games were enjoyed till about
eleven o'clock. All were loud in their
praises OF the manner in which they were
entertained"
Brief mention was made in the last is
sue OF this paper OF the "Pink Tea" So
cial given ON Friday night OF last week
by the church society known as the King
Daughters, but it was notcommensurate
to tho proportions Of the entertainment.
The social was the very finest affair OF
that class ever held i'm the city and reflects
great credit ON the young ladies of theso-
cietv. IL was held I'm the new Methodist
church building, the doors OF which We're
thrown open for the first time on that
evening, and the commodiOus structure
WAS filed Co AN almost crowded state,
nevertheless all OF those who attended
declare they never enjoyed themselves
better The net proceeds of the evening
were iiity-six dollars and the six viii pay
mI expenses. The Kings Daughters
worked hard TO make their irst under
taking II success and they gained the
point sought. The society Is composed
OF the following young ladies; Misses
Zipha HOLSTER, Blanche Campbell, Kate
Brown, May Waters, Ruby Rowley. Daisy
Uren, Lizzie Bosanko, Anna kickard,
Anna May Morrison, Aggie McCourt,
Maggie and Nellie SIR, Sarah NUNS.
The city schools win open ON Monday,
September 3, with the following corps OF
teachers: Miss Amelia BlaSdell, pIinci-
pal. high school department; Miss Arzelia
NanDandaigue, intermediate depart
ment; Miss Myrtle kowley second phi
mary department; Miss Evah Morrison.
first primary department. These ladies
filed the same positions last school year
and gave satisfaction entire, IN TACT the
Crystal Falls schools never bad more jeal-
O,s care or made better or more rapid
progress than last year and with the be-
ginning OF the new year fine teachers VIII
enter upon their work better prepared as
instructors than ever, as each one Of
them spent their vacation at a college
where they took a teachers course toad-
vance themselves and enable them 90 de-
better work than ever Miss Blrdell
spent her vacation at Bay View, Misses
Kowloy aud NaDilandaigue az Nalpural-
so, Ind, and Miss Morrison at Flint,
Mich. IL IL safe to say that Crystal Falls
enjoys as perfect n school system as amy
town in the Upper Peninsula
The Philadelphia Times truthfully re-
marks: '"Fhe county newspaper IS the
NEST useful uf all the agencies which
stamp the impress Of progress upon the
inand cities. Without tine aid OF local
newspapers towns are, as a rule. thrift
less and dead. IL il common Tor small
great men TO speak with contempt oi the
local newspapers, bat the village news
paper makes more great men cut oil lcrr
material morc-bricks without straw
than any other factors ia politics, and II
r. the one ladder in which men climb 90
local distinctions az the beginning OF a
wide frame. The advent OF the Local
newspaper has always dated the increas
ed thrift OF the community The Local
newspaper is the lie 81 a locality, ant
measures the advancement OF thepeople.
Lockwood's bus team became fright
rned at the train last Saturday night
aud made desperate effort tog.t away
from the driver A broken tongue was
the only serious damagc done to the We
hiclu Frank Parsons IN attempting L
quite the rearing and plunging stceds wai
thrown under them. but fortunately es
capped without injury
The DIAMOND DRILL says that Canada
thistlcs are growing in the streets o
CRYSTAL Falls. This condition Of affair."
will render the possibility Of a hay crol
ia that village next Co impossible. The,
should be- destroyed without further dc
lay by the town council Escanaba Mir
rOr.
Services were held IN the new Mctho
dist church last Sunday, at which tim
the dcdicatOry services were conducted
The building is little beauty and stand
~ "a monument 10 the laithinlness an'