The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-10


business. ~ J. hns a store at Escanaba
which commands AL Of his time. A,
! >egtline, hate ~ Clifton, KnnSas, has been
engaged by jules / crouin To take charge
~ the business. Mr.. Scguine has had
wide experience IN the business and speaks
English French and German.
j r. Shnier has returned from his pro-
trncied visit 10 Florida, and hisimproved
appearance gives evidence Of the health
giving qualities Of .Florida AR. Mr..
Shafer says he feels much better than
when hestalted south. and speak in words
Of the highest praise Of southern climate.
lie will remain ~ this neighborhood
during the summer Iron Mountain
Journal.
A suspicious subscriber. who iound
spider in his paper, wants TO knowifitis
considered had omen Nothing 81 the
kind. The spider was merely looking
over the columns fthe paper 10 see what
merchant WAS not ADVERTISING SO that il
could spinits web across his store door
and be frecfrom disturbance. Exchange
Louis Meisler returned from Green Bay
on Thursday noon where he has been
for over a year The readers Of this
journal and the many friends OF Louie
will remember with SORROW of the ampu-
tation OF his left leg which became ncces-
sary in order TO save his life, three
months ago.
4 letter from Arthur Campbell, who is
in the pharmacy department Of the state
university, Ann Arbor, tells of the sud
den death OF one Of his college friends
named Owen. This student studied law
lie WAS twenty-seven years Of age and
his home was at Westfield, Ind
The Crystal Falls baud is making fine
progress and will in short time he able
10 play in public. This city has long
wanted, and in fact needs "A brass band
and il is hoped this one will be perman-
emit The boys are all enthusiasm and
are working very hard.
ID. Bannerman received by freight, yes
terday, a $3.50 bus. II was made by
the mpire Cross Spring Co., GAINESVILLE,
Wis, and beats Everything in that line
IN northern Michigan. IL is the second
bus made after the pattern.
Ben. Schwartz, who for the past seven
weeks has been visiting the home 81 his
parents ut Houghton, returned TO this
city Thursday evening. He has accept
ed position in w. j. Moore x Co.'S
hardware store. a.
In the Fifth street W. +. church to-
morrow Rev. r. O. Jones will preach on
the following subjects; Morning-yAn.
nual missionary sermon; evening-De-
borah, woman OF strong will, purpose
aud patriotism.
Al Riley, wife aHd family, who have
been spending the winter AZ Pueblo, Col,
arrived in the city Wednesday. AL is one
of the most popular Of all the train boys
and is to have run out Of Escanaba
this summer.
H. H. Howard and Frank Miles, agents
for the Alonzo Hatch Opera Co, were
callers at this office Thursday The
company il billed to appear here satur.
day night, the 9th inst, in ERA
DiHvolo."
Hose cart companies Nos and 2 had
their weekly practice last night and No.
threw first water. The hook and had
der boys were also out and practccd on
Lockwood x Cos livery stable.
The home OF VIM Holmes, Jr., Fifth
street. which was badly damaged by fire
early in March, Is again about ready FOR
occupancy painters and paper hangers
have had IL in hand this week.
The thirteen months old boy OF Mr.
and Mrs John Mcleod died at eleven
o'clock last night, OF pneumonia It
was an only child, which makes the
ense particularly sad one.
The Chicago q Northwestern is putting
in side track at Parks 4 Co.'S lumber
yard. north end Of Third street Thisis
the elimination Of years effort on the
part Of Parks q Co
Supt. T.. Flurada, 81 the Dunn and Ar
menia mines, took to his bed Tuesday
suffering from pneumonia Prompt aud
good care made his illness OF short
duration
VIM. Russell spent the week in lower
Wisconsin,, purchasing stock OF
horses for his new livery stable. which will