The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
News of Personal Nature and Minor Happen.
ings OF Week.


ings Of Week.
Frank C. IIusc, the popular representa-
tive of the e. q NV. Ry Company could
not resist the popularfad, so on Monday,
balanced up his cash, ordered the
office boy to kick out the cat, had his
left arm assume abnormal proportions,
went 10 led and was sick. Mr.. Huse 60
give evidence of good fnith had The ugly
virus thrust into his arm three times
and when the operative season set
in there developed in the vicinity
OF his formidable biccps large
solitaire and quite "a constellation
Of lesser lights. Frank says he was vac
cinated and tile writer will not attempt
to dispute his story, even though these
lines are written hall II mile from the
depot, because there is u hereafter and
lIusc "is himself again"
The North-Wcssern "nyer" lately put
on the Ashland route, docs not affect the
Crystal Falls mnilscrvicc very iavorobly
The Chicago papers are frequently car
ried 20 Ashland and iail TO arrive at
their destination until n day or 20 after
they are printed. IL would be a matter
oi qualification TO Crystal Falls readers
il that flyer" would alight at some con
ycuicnt point long enough 10 drop the
Menomince range pouches.
Mr.. John X. Hooper arrived in Crystnl
Falls on Tuesday from Chicngo and
passed a couple Of days here, attending
To business mntters and shaking hands
with his many friends. lie has no
information Go dossiminatc relative to
the Great Western mine. lie returned
to Chicago ON Thursday.
TuE DIAMOND DRILL regrets 10 note
that Chas. Moors has decided TO leave
tho Crystal Fnlls-powors run for one
moro satisfactory between liscanaba and
lshpeming, Churlie's friends in Crystal
Falls are legion and 10y the new arrange
mcnt they will be deprived OF his pleasing
presence here,
DIR. A. A. MetcnlT took pleasure tour
Of upper peninsula towns this week,
returning ON Wednesday. While ION the
rounds hc visited Even and suys il IL
hummer" compared with the mining
towns Of today.
Ian Coughlin has returned to the
upper peninsula lie was in Ishpcming
ON Tuesday, but left soon after for the
home OF his Iather in Hancock. Coughlin
will return TO Ishrcming In the near
future 10 reside.
Township matters arc hnnging in the
balance nc this time, and from current
reports it will not be surprising II there
nre several changes nude in the person.
mel Of the county board nt theapprouch.
ing elections.
' IL is reported that Mr.. Chns. r. Kirbcy
will remove his cigar mandatory 10
Green Bay, Wis. The DIAMOND DmLL
would regret Mr. Kirbcys removal from
Crystnl Falls and hopes thnt the rumor
is unfounded.
The Brooks property ON Marquette
hNNhu't iAiiutiiy bithIntu NN ~ DoHFulHR
house by Mrs Thomas Brooks, was sold
nt public auction ON Thursday 10 satisfy
a mortgage claim held by g. r. Brown.
Myor Savlan viii leave tomorrow even.
ing for Chicago, where he will lay in iull
new stock al scnsonnhle dry goods and
summer clothing. II win pay buyers to
watch his movements when he returns.
The earlier symptoms Of dyspepsia,
such as distress after eating, heartburn,
and occasional headaches. should not be
neglected. Take Hoods Snrsuparila II
you wish TO be cured
The Even Recorder has Crystal Falls
ON the list Of small pox centres. There
h mo- epidemic here, nor even a. case Of
small pox, Stewart. "Irs better you
louk n lecdle oudt"
Treasurer Hooking II busy these days
receiving returns from the several town.
ship treasurers. Little money ischnnging
hands, however 10 Is carnival of
warrants.
President-clect Sweeney informs THE
DIAMOND DRu.L that the first meeting oi
the new village bonrd will be held on
Monday evening next, Tor the purpose Of