The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-19

time.
Firemen had regular meeting Monday
night and among other things decided to
have their bylaws printed in book form.
Good idea.
Capt. James Rowe, 81 the Monitor, viii
next week remove with his family 10 a
comfortable dwelling at the location.
erected by the company.
Frank vanderpool. Of Fortune Lake
farming district. was in the city yester-
day and reports that his maple syrup
work is progressing fairly well.
John Mcwhinney, who has been ut his
home in Canada several weeks, returned
last Saturday and now has charge Of the
books OF the Iron County Bank.
George Draperand wife. the people who
cut, chewcd and pounded each other on
the Odd Of last month, have recovered
and are living happily together again.
John Koepeke is digging drain-way
from his lot, corner of Superior avenue
and Second street. across Superior aven-
ne. He Also put "A waterpipe onto the lot.
Thos. f. Fowler. 81 Escanaba, Was
pleasant caller ut this office Monday.
He is a railway conductor and came in
with No. la, (143 going), a regular ore
train.
G. c. OIin, sells dry goods and groceries
at Florence. talks politics when necessary.
tells good story and is fine fellow all
around, made his Crystal Falls friends a
call Tuesday.
The Cyclone is housed until another
winter. Ii furnished many a nights
sport TO the young folks last winter and
will always be "A popular form Of amuse-
ment in it's season.
Uncle Geo. s. Parks and VIM. IIanley
departed Thursday noon for tour Of
the southern states. They will visit
Hot Springs, Ark, and other points OF
interest before returning.
George Brown, who hns been the gen
eral freight hustler at the depot, has re-
signed his position and is succeeded by
man from Menominee, who intends to
soon move his family here.
Richard Waters. formerly Of this city,
hut now Of West StockbridRe. Mass.
arrived in the city last evening and is
visiting relatives. A pleasant call from
him is acknowledged by this office.
Mrs Lucy g. Thurman, the coIored
lady lecturer of the W. &. +. u. is coming
this way, and the people OF this city will
again have occasion To listen 10 her.
She will he here and lecture next Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
The dirt used to cover. the main water
pipes last fall was partly frozen and ms
il thaws out il settles down, some places
foot or more When the thawing
ceases the street commissioner will put
crew OF men on and level il up.
George Kitchen intends to erect two
story dwelling house on one OF his lots in
the Crystal Falls addition between this
city and the Falls location soon. The
size OF the building TO be 1Sx2G. His
lots are Nos. 395, 1896 and 397.
WIN. j. Moore, late station agent mt
Florence, was here Monday. In a week
or SO VIM. j. Moore & Co.. will open "a
stock al hardware, etc, in the old Fair
building. The firm will announce the
date later in THE DIAMOND DRILL.
VIM. Russell has n force Of carpenters
Mt work enlarging the building recently
purchased from II. Welch. When the
carpenters get through with IL the build
ing will bc twenty-eiRht feet wide by sew
enty-fve feet long and Mr. Russell will
put in stock of horses and carriages
and open a iirst-class livery stable.
Rev =. O. Jones will discourse on the
following subjects, Sabbath, April 90, in
the Fifth street NJ. T.. church: Morning
"The Importance 81 Consideration"
Evening" Esther, the Bright star"
Young peoples meeting three p. m.
Sabbath school 1915. To all these SER
vices IA cordial invitation is given.
RE. Mcdonnell, is now occupying his
new blacksmith shop on Third street
north. IL was built under the personal
direction Of Mr.. Mcdonnell, and as he Is n
master Of the trade, il goes without say
ing that his new quarters are a model OF
convenience. Rod" il now prepared 10
take care OF work just Az last as IL
comes.
DIR. August Engstrom, late OF Salina,
Kansas, has associated himself with DR..