The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-23
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mr.. A. Justified, the hustling proprie-
tor of THE Fair at Crystal Fall was IN the city
Tuesday and made the Argus friendly call.
Mr.. Justified expends hundreds of dollars annu-
brain can conceive, and he says II pays better
than any Of his investments. He In one OF the
most successful merchants on the Menomnee
range, besides being genuine good fellow
Peshtieo Argus.
Misses Myrtle Rowley, Evah Morrison
and Arxelia Van Dandaigue, teachers In the
second primary. first primary and intermediate
departments respectively. OF the Crystal Falls
Valparaiso. Ind. where they will ~ ke teachers
course In the collepe OF that place. LArER-Miss
Morrison did not go to vmlpavairo' but Will
Omer Lindsay, after a trout fish, of
which he never tires OF telling stories liken unto
n four dollar clothes line, returned TO this city
and spent n week with friends He departed
lncle put of his going CIV two days in order to
chaperon the young lady school teachers who
left yesterday Tor Indiana.
Miss Amelia Blasdell, principal Of the
Crystal Falls schools. departs on Monday for
Bay View, Mich. andspcnd the remainder 81 her
vacation.
John Youngmann has been made con-
ductor OF the train formerly run by Rob Nc
Court who has been PLACED on Watersmeet run.
Mr.. YounRmann commenced his new duties on
Monday.
w. III. Trathen returned on Saturday
evening from ishpeming. where he was called by
the desth Of his father. Mrs. Trathen Will re
main Ia that city for n time.
VIM. mccarthy, of the Lake house. was
IN town on tuesday and exported Mrs Marty
practically out Of danger.
III. b. Swain, ofMaquette, was in town
on Thursday evening. ON his way TO Be-scmer.
He win probably not return TO Crystal Falls
this summer.
Pc. Connors, late Of Crystal Falls,
Mich. was welcome call at The Eagle ONCE on
Saturday. lie has gone To Kansas city.--Mari-
nette Eagle.
Will. G. Brown, of WATERFOWL, who
goes Il alone for Woodland a Stone, selling crack.
ers and candy at which he In handy, was here
Tuesday.
haby--it being the first one, und dot 'shous-
coop has no charms for him since the arrival.
w. Il. Hughitt, OF Auburn, N. ", AN
chsperoned by his nephew, II. J. Huskitt
Ed. Scott, Of Iron River, was In this
city on Tuesday last ON homestead business.
This once Acknowledges pleasant call.
Mr.. Cary, the popular Iron Mountain
cigar manufacturer and dealer called ON his
Crystal Falls customers on Tuesday.
F. j. McMann, outside man, and a
pleasant one too, for the Marinctte Eagle, was a
caller at this once yesterday.
q. G. DIN, the Florence man with n
host OF Crystal Falls friends. was among the
Falls visitors during the week.
Miss Abbie McKcrnon left here during
the week for Rhode Island, where she win spend
the summer with relatives.
q. J.. Woodwork, county surveyor,
was doing some surveying In the town Of Bates
this wcek.-Reporter.
j. T.. Bower, who is living in the woods
and doing n WITHDRAWING. was In town on Thurs
day.
Luke WEIGH, OF L'Anse, il present in
the city, looking as hale and hearty as ever.
Miss Emma Lesson, OF Marinette, In
visiting with her sister, Mrs. v. Jay Gilbert.
Frank X. Whittlesey, OF Florence, was
q business visitor 20 the Fails on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. M. Atkinson returned 10 Crys-
tai Falls on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Crnndall returned
from Chicago on Thursday.
X. w. Mars, the Marinette Iron Works
man. was here on Tuesday.
Road Master VIM. Manley ,of Escanaba,
was here on Tuesday.
John II. Parks went to Marquette yes
terday morning
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