The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-14

Ralph NJ. Atkinson, who has been hi
bernating In the sunny south during the
past six months, returned to thiscity ON
Wednesday night and Is amusing his
many friends with thrilling tales of that
far-away cline. He will be employed on
The DIAMOND Dull as collector and
general solicitor.
Ed. Mitchell, foreman Of Parks camp
No. /, has completed his winters
work and was in the city on Thursday.
He will remain here until after the drive
and then take his occasional summer
visit at Brighton beach.
Miss Fannie Guensburg, who has spent
four months with her sister, Mrs. A.
Justified, returned 20 her home at Mil
waukee yesterday. The young lady has
many friends here who hope TO soon see
her return.
Mrs. w. X. jackson and daughter
Stella, OF Powers, whilom residents OF
Crystal Falls, visited friends In the city
and were guests OF Mrs. G. Il. Campbell
ON Wednesday and Thursday.
Il. Morgan, Of Stambaugh, was in the
city yesterday and called pleasantly at
this Office. He IN the deputy game war
den and mine Inspector Tor Iron county.
Frank Parsons, who has spent a greater
portion OF the winter at Lockwood's
logging camp on Briar Hill creek has
returned TO the city.
w. H. Link, advance agent for the Bos-
ton Comic Opera CO., a very pleasant
gentleman, made The DIAMOND DRILL a
call on Thursday.
Sheriff Mclean was pleasantc allerat
this Office on Tuesday. There is some
talk Of Mr. Mclean becoming "A candidate
for reelection.
I'd. 0'Connor, who has been the guest
of his brother Thomas during the week,
returned to his home Mt Fond du Lac
yesterday.
q. l.. Woodwork departed on Thurs
day morning for Plymouth, Mich, called
there by the illness Of his baby boy.
ID. G. Lockwood, the popular boniface,
had business Mt Mcnominee during the
week and attended to ii in person.
Charles c. Nearing received, on Mon
day, the appointment OF deputy sheriff
of Iron county. A wise selection.
Mr.. John Schwartz, ofNegaunee, father
OF our George j. schwartz, was In the
city several days during the week
Thomas OConnor suffered the pangs
of rheumatism during the week. It's a
nasty ailment.
j. w. Moiloy and Dan. Hall, OF Flor
ence, werel visitors to this place on
Monday.
Frank Vanderpool, of Florence, was in
town the latter part OF the week.
Geo. J. Schwartz returned from Mil
waukee on Monday evening.
John Cassidy spent Wednesday after
noon at Iron Mountain.
Fay. G. Clark returned to Canada
last Saturday.
C. G. 0lin, of Florence, is present in the
city
Mrs. N. Farrand, who has been spend
sng several months with friends at milwaukee,,
Detroit and lower Michigan places. returned to
her home on Sunday evening last. Her many
friends heartily welcome her return.
Lew. w. Hoffman, the Green Bay tailor,
was a guest OF the city from business necessity,
on Tuesday. He enjoyes a large and growing
trade here.
G. II. Thorn, attorney, OF Oshkosh,
who spent last week here ln looking up land
interests for Chants departed on Monday.
Capt. r. =. Waters, of the Gogebic
range, spent Sunday here with his family, and
returned To his post OF duty.
H. j. Hughitt spent most OF the week
in the county trrasurers ONCE.
AL. Riley, of Iron River, was in town on
Monday.