The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-04
THE TOWNS TALK
A Week In the Falls City Told
In Paragraphs.
Lumps OF Local Lore Boiled Down
For the Pleasure and Profit
OF the Busy Reader.

LockWoous Dig hthllOn ran away
from Messrs Thos. Neelands and Ed.
Delorme Monday. The horse had not
been out of the barn for two weeks and
began TO bolt as soon as taken out. On
turning the corner OF Fifth street and
Crystal avenue the rig was tipped over
and both gentlemen thrown 20 the
ground. Mr.. Neelands escaped injury,
but Mr.. Delorme's face was painfully
cut and bruised. The horse returned TO
the barn leaving pieces OF the buggy
along the road,
A party OF young people, accompanied
by Mrs. Clara Clapp, left this morning
for ten days outing at Fortune lakes.
They are: Misses Laura Hooper, Mamie
Bosanko, Mary Reule, Julia Wilcox,
Amelia Poplowsky, Kate Hartc. Ruth
Sabin, Carmalita Johnson and Messrs.
James Gaffney, Willie Bosanko, Eugene
Imbert and John Sabin. George Reno
will join the party at camp "What-
Cheer" tomorrow.
Messrs. III. s. Brooks and l. j. Monroe
prevented the Mansfield bridge from fall
ing into the Michgamme river on Friday
OF last week. The gentlemen fought tho
fire on the abutmcnts until il was under
control after which they proppcd up the
iron structure with poles when held in
place until County Road Commissioner
Lockwood put n crew OF men at work
there this week.
Robt. Phillips returned to Crystal
Falls yesterday from Calumet, where he
has resided with his son during the past
year. Mr.. Phillips informs TnE DIA.
MoND DRILL that tho central copper
mine, about fifteen miles from Calumet,
closed down Wednesday. throwing three
hundred men out OF employment.
Mr.. Henry A. Heath, Of Bodden 4
Heath, Milwaukee, was business visitor
To Crystal Falls Tuesday. Mr.. Heath is
Past Department Inspector OF the q. A.
r., OF Wisconsin, and very ioyial
gentlemen. While here he called pleas
antly at THE DIAMOND DRILL office.
AIessrs. Carl Schuldes, Ed. Preville,
Emil Sundstrom and X. III. Sherman,
Iron Mountain gentlemen, accompanied
Manager Oliver Evans and his base ball
team to Crystal Falls Sunday.
WASrED-M Manager for financial instl.
tuition. Reference and bond required
Liberal Inducements to the right man.
Address the Eastern Assurance Com
pany, Philadelphia, Pa.
| When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla, why don't you try il YOURSELF It
will build you up. Hoods Sarsaparilla
will make you strong.
A. +. Gucnsburg, Of Menominee, secro.
tary Of the Caledonia Iron Mining com.
pany was in the city Tuesday, and drove
To Mansfield to view the result OF FRI
days disastrous fire.
II. NJ. Pelham, receiver OF the state
Bank, was in Crystal Falls Thursday,
on business connected with his Office.
Mr.. Pelham will probably visit Crystal
about once n week.
The Misses Alice and Margeret Morri.
son, Mary Waltern, Anna Murphy and
Dora Gulgren, Of Iron River, attended
the teachers examination held in this
city this week
Wm. j. Tully returned from his wes-
tern trip Wednesday. While in Idaho
Messrs. Parks and TulIy enjoyed three
weeks camping trip in the mountains.
The bridge across the rayine near the
halfway, between Crystal Falls and
Amasa, was destroyed by fire on Friday
OF last week.
Hon. G. T. Roberts returned from
Grand Rapids yesterday, Messrs. Nor
iarty and Watson will return early next
week.
Joseph Austrian, Of Chicago, secretary
and treasurer OF the Mastodon Iron
Mining company, was in town wednes-
day.
Luke WEIGH, the LAnse magnate aud
one OF the Zee owners OF the Dunn mine,
was a business TO Crystal Falls Tuesday.
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| Judgment for eIos.
An amusing case was tried before
Justice Rogan this week. The issue was
the ownership OF a few hundred pounds
Of hay and the contestants VIM. Eldred
and Hugh Sullivan. Sullivan had the
hay and Eldred brought suit to recover.
The case was brought up for trial
Wednesday and the jury disagreed. The
following day, however, IA second jury was
empaneled. with better success, n ver-