The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-08

SHORT TALES OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE COME
AND GONE.

tam.
supt. J. A. Shelly will remain here an
other week with the electric lights.
Ell. Metcali, ofArnot. Wis, il visiting
here with his son, DIR. A. A. Metcalf.
Chas. X. Taylor, the Records editor,
was an Iron Mountain visitor Monday.
Miss Blanche Campbell went to Chicago
Wednesday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ray Kimball.
c. G.. Campbell returned Sunday from
an extended trip through Illinois, Indi-
ana and Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Broad, OF Ne
Raunee, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il.
Roberts. at Mastodon.
Charley Smith, the rainbow chaser,
has been the happiest man in all Michi-
gan thislweek. He's democrat
J. T.. Clancy had hand in doing up
the republicans in Wisconsin. he spent
the day at Amigo, Wis, his home.
Banker Kinney, OF this city, was elected
to the Minnesota senate from his district
ely. That's one more victory for our
side.
Isadore Miller, OF the firm OF Miller K
Anderson, meat dealers, in Florence,
was in the city Monday noon between
trains.
John Corcoran, OF Escanaba, brother
Of James f., the county treasurer, was
in the city from Sunday nightto Wednes-
day noon.
VIM. Mccarthy, theiolly '1umber boy"
is now doing business at Sumter. s. c.,
though Mrs. Mccarthy will remain here
for time.
On or about the 10th inst. the Phil
harmonic society win give musical en-
tertainment in this city. A rare treat
is assured.
M. ID. l.. Fuller, one of the leading law
yers OF Sheboygan county, Wis, was here
this week and will possibly make this bis
future home.
+. +. Fredenberg, n lawyer OF Oswego.
N. ", was here last week negotiating for
the practice OF G. L. Crandall. He was
unsuccessful.
+. III. Bacon, ST., for Smith, Mentlle &
Company, Milwaukee, was in the city
Monday. His "boy" has been making"
this range for some time.
Arthitect J. Il. Clancy and Contractor
Ed. Meagher, returned TO Crystal Falls,
Wednesday. after visit Of a few days
at their Amigo, Wis, home.
Henry Bowdon, late OF Negaunee, but
formerly Of this city, is again counted rs
one OF the boys OF this place. Hank"
put in an appearance Monday evening.
Fred. w. Sealey, OF Fond du Lac, II
bright and pleasant young gentleman,
has taken n position in the mechanical
department Of The DIAMOND DRILL
office
Louis Justified, brother OF Adolph
and Alfred, arrived here from Chicago
and is employed at the Monitor mine
Ms shipping clerk. Louie was employed
here during 1887.
Mrs. Il. G.. Clark returned TO Crystal
Falls this week from Sault Ste. Marie,
where she has resided during the past
three years. She is accompanied by Miss
Annie Flood, sister OF James Flood, OF
the Bazaar.
On election day Dunn mine horse
was being driven by a couple OF miners
on the return trip when the animal ran
away, leaving the buggy and occupants
between this city and the Shaier mine.
The horse was captured at the shafer.
Miss Marie Finn died at Menominee
Tuesday morning at five o'clock, after "A
long illness. She was n sister OF Miss
May Finn and spent part OF the sum-
mer OF 1888 here with her sister. making
many friends who will learn OF her death
with sorrow.
Mrs. John Larson sold her property
on the southeast corner OF Marquette
and Third streets TO Henry Abraham
son week ago yesterday. Mrs. Larson,
with her children. will take up "A resi-
dence in Negaunce for which place she de
parted to-day.
For lame back there is nothing better
than TO saturate flannel cloth with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind ION
the affected parts. Try IL and you will
be surprised at the prompt relief IL
affords. The same treatment will cure
leumatism. For sale by Hooking.
The Eirhv Brothers returned from