The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

annual report az commissioners OF niln-
cral statistics for the state oil Michigan.
THE DIAMOND DRILL returns thanks for
n very pleasant call.
The subject for discussion in the Pres
byterian pulpit tomorrow evening viii
be "Thc Earnest Paul" The morning
service win be given up in the interest OF
the dedcatory services in the NJ. J..
church. AZ 7;45 p. m. the Endaavor
Society will meet, when Mr.. Ross Work
will read an essay on Korea.
Mrs. J. c. Wilkinson and sister, Miss
Kate Nelson, left Tuesday for the home
OF their parents. Racine, Wis. Mrs. VIII
kinson viii return in few weeks. Miss
Nelson will not return TO Crystal Falls
for some time Mt least, a fact which her
many young friends here will regret.
Ole sundcll, Crystal Falls hustliug
young tailor, fnds IL profitable to engage
"A couple OF assistants to accommodate his
increasing custom. Ole is tailor and
the people are beginning TO realize the
fact. Travelling tailors will soon begin
to flight shy" OF Crystal Falls.
There will be no service Mt the Baptist
church tomorrow on account Of dcdi-
catory services at the M. Il. church. The
subjects for July 7th will be: Morning
Second Annual Sermon" Evening
patriotic Service"
John Youngman is now in charge Of
tho work train, employed on this branch
Of the G. x NV. Mr.. Youngman's many
friends will be pleased to learn OF his
promotion. He has certainly earned IL
by faithful service.
w. X. DAWSON has removed his gro
Gerry store to the room formerly occupied
AS millinery store by Mrs. Clark. The
location is an improvement on the one
he formerly occupied, at the foot OF
Superior avenue.
VIM. james, who was kicked Ia the lcg
by horse few weeks ago, IL able to he
about the house, with the assistance OF
two sticks. Mr.. James injury was more
serious than il was ut first thought to
be.
Lewis Ryder, OF Jefferson, Wis, was in
town Monday, displaying his shoe
samples at Tho Fair. Mr.. Ryder repre-
scnts the firm Of Copeland < Ryder, shoe
manufacturers, OF Jefferson.
Lightning played havoc with some fine
shade trees in p. Il. Dunn's property ON
Tuesday. The large trees received the
attention OF the fluid and were badly
shattered in consequence.
Sheriff Ball went to Iron River Thurs
day, where his son. Alfred, fractured his
arm The previous day. Mr.. Ball was
wrestling at the time the injury was sus-
taincd.
Commander Martin Bach, OF Jno T..
Hartc Post, g. A. r., spent the week at
Kewaunee, Wis, Il. Attendance upon n
reunion OF his regiment.
Miss Daisy Uren is visiting relatives
and old college chums in the lower
peninsula. She will be absent during the
summer vacation.
Ii. s. Brooks is now in the employ Of
i. X. Baker, OF Mcnominec, purchasing
natchwood. lie spent most OF the week
on the 500 Line.
Miss Ruby Rowlcy went to Green Bay
on Monday, where she will spend four
weeks, tho guest OF her sister, Mrs. John
Erikson.
II. III. Hineman. of Negaunee, Grand
Master OF the Odd Fellows OF this state,
transacted business in Crystal Falls on
Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Uren's many friends will be
pleased to know that she IL rapidly re-
gaining her strength, alter her critical
illness.
Sherman T. Handy, Of the law firm OF
Handy x Abbott, returned on Wednes-
day from business trip to Duluth.
TIaiIstoncs like forty-iour calibre bul-
let's chased the people into houses and
under awnings Thursday evening.
John Jones. the Iron Mountain insur-
nnce man, rolled his bicycle on Crystal
Falls highways Thursday.
Judge A. L. Flewelling went to Chicago
Tuesday night. Mrs. Flcwclling will
accompany him home.
Mcssrs. M. II. Moriarty. John McGilis
and Dan. Gahngcn, were Iron River visit
ors Sunday.
Miss Sarah Cocks spent the week at
Ironwood, the guest OF her sister, Mrs. s.
j. Roberts.
John Burke left for Green Bay Monday
morning and will st,y until after the
Fourth.
Guy Holmes, Of the Davis & Holmes
Lumber company, was in the city yes
tcrdRy.