The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-04-27
A Week in the Falls City Told
In Paragraphs.
Lumps OF Local Lore Boiled Down
For the Pleasure and Profit
OF the Busy Reader.

hnOutu ItqutFc no sttpuu HOtiCts hH
many places about the village are in so
filthy n condition as to be decidedly
dangerous to the health OF the people
living in such localities.
Rev Father A. j. Rezek, who left here
for Germany last fall on accosnt Of
iailing health has returned from Europe
and is at present nt Menominee, the
guest OF Father Borion. Crystal Falls
people hope to see Father Rezck in the
near future and hope TO see him entirely
bcreit oi the throat troubles which
nccessitated his departure from here.
John c. Sabin and family are prepar-
inc for their departure from Crystal
Falls, about the first OF May. Crystal
Fails is 10th TO lose so progressive cit
izcn as Mr.. Sabn and the departure OF
his estimablc family will be regretted by
their many friends here. Mr.. Sabin will
locate at ST. Paul, Mlnn.
Sheriff Ball has had busy time this
week Monday and Tuesday were spent
at Iron River, where he served dec
larations on Alex Quirt and Fred
Woempner, bondsmen Of Benjamin
Edminister Thursday he was at Amasa
and yesterday another trip to Iron
River.
The log jam at the falls was broken
Tuesday afternoon after three dayshard
work. The logs were nearly all small
and piled so high that they had to be
pulled out one or two at a time.
Real faith never grows weak by having
to wait. Sufferers taking Hoods sarsa-
parilla for chronic complaints should be
patient and the result will be satisiac-
tory. Hoods cures.
i Ed. Curran, of Marinette, was the
guest OF William Nesbitt this week. Ed.
is former Crystal Falls boy and found
many oi his old school companions TO
welcome his visit.
Frank Miller and family will leave
Crystal Falls on Wednesday next. Mr..
Miller will locate at Marnette and his
friends here wish him success in his new
field.
N. T.. Fisher, OF Iron River. drove
across the county 10 Crystal Falls Sun
day. John II. McGilis returned home
with Mr. Fisher the same evening.
The subject to be presented in the
: Presbyterian church tomorrow evening
will be- "Thc cultured young woman rs
portrayed in Gods Word"
: A social will be given by the ladies oI
the M. Il. church at the home OF Mrs.
Josiah Brooks, ut the Fairbanks loca-
tion. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dan. DAWSON, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. X. Walsh for the
past few months, returned, 10 South
Milwaukee Thursday.
Mrs. Farmer and daughter Ottolcna
left for Ontario. Canada, Wednesday
where they will visit relatives for about
two months.
Mrs. NJ. Quinn and Miss Tidy McGills,
d OF Iron River, visited Crystal Falls
: friends Sunday and returned home In
the evening
Miss Rachel Lungrcn came up from
Commonwealth Tuesday TO visit her
# parents here and will return next week.
A baby girl arrived ut the home 81 Mr.
! and Mrs. Antoine Weber, at the ShaIel
U mine location on Saturday last.
The subject at the Baptist church TO
" ..,tH ffNhrtaffo
ond Coming--Is IL Near7"
The Odd Fellows OF Crystal Falls will
7, attend servicesat their hall tomorrow
I morning at 1890.
g Hoods Pills act easily. yet prompt,
y and efficiently, on the liver and bowels
l. Twenty-Five cents.
n Henry Perry, the miner who was hur
'r at the Shnier mine last week is able /,
n be around again.
4 Thomas Wills was seriously i'll turin
g the week, but is now undergoing chang
'e Tor the better.
/" Attorney George Hayden, Of Tshpcm
= ing was In town on legal busines
wednesday.
i Mrs. John Fisher Is the guest Of Isl
j peming friends and will be absent abou
~ two weeks.
" Supervisor George d. Crippen, oi Stan
p baueh, was 10 the county seat Wcdne'
day.
Attorney X. G. FIanniean, Of Norva,
r. WINS in town a couple Of days this week.
ii Messrs Ed. Hoffman and w. J. Drnk'
er Of Milwaukee, were in the city Monday
ii Attorney II. NJ. Pelham, Of Iro
y. Mountain was in town Sunday.