The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-26
GIST OF GOSSIP.
A Week i'm the Falls City Told
in Paragraphs.
Lumps OF Local Loro Boiled Down
For the Pleasure and Profit
of the Busy Reader.

Owing to the brcakagc OF water main
in the village water system, which sup
plies the motive power for THE DIAMOND
DRILL presses, this paper is day late
in reaching its readers this week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Gilmette will remove
To Escanabn Mr.. Gilnettc will engage
in the furniture business in Escanaba
and will depart for That city tomorrow
evening and Mrs. Gilmettc and children
will follow in a few days Mr. aud Mrs.
Gilmctte have made many friends in
Crystal Falls during their residence
here who deeply regret their departure,
and wish MIR. Gilmette every success in
his new venture.
The subjects for the First Baptist
church tomorrow will be: Morning
'lndividualism in the Gospel" Eyep-
ing-"Our Forgiving Brother" This
will be the last sermon in the series on
the life OF Joseph, and hence of peculiar
interest. Everyone il invited. The uer-
mon will be Illustrated by twcnty-one
feet Of painting. Sunday School ut
1l:45 a. IN. BY. T.. Y. at 6:30 p. m.
Jim Corbott, Frisco, Cal, registered
at the Lockwood Thursday. The sport
ing fraternity oi Crystal Falls regret that
they were not aware OF Mr.. Corbctps
presence in the city, as they would be
pleased to banquet the famous slugger.
That tired feeling which is SO common
and SO overpowcring, il entirely driven
off by Hoods Snrsnpariln, the best
blood purifier. Hoods Snrsapaiilla
oyercomcs weakness
Thos. Brooks has moved his house
from the Dunn mine To- the Fairbanks
location. The building was razcd,
moved in sections aud reconstructed at
the latter place.
/. j. Monroe has completed n contract
Of banking 400 900 feet Of logs for tho
Marinettee Lumber company, and has
contracted for another lot with the
same company.
The lecture on education given 10y Mr..
John Hall, OF Flint, mt the Methodist
church Monday evening was well attend
ed and Mr. Hall proved himself an elo-
quent speaker
Attorney Julius j. Patek, was down
from Ironwood this week. Mr.. Patek is
TO give course Of lectures ON business
law 10 the pupils Of the Ironwood night
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Fleweling, will re-
turn home tomorrow from Aberdeen.
Wash, where they have been visiting
relatives for the past six weeks.
Mcssrs +. G. Fleming, Omaha; N.
ole, Milwaukee; H. w. Rice, Duluth and
II. Brictine, Detroit, were guests Of the
Lockwood House Monday.
General Manager 7. f. Cole, Of Ne
gaunee, arrived in the city yesterday aud
is viewing the workings at the Dunn
mine today.
Miss Ida Ball has been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Bail, OF Stambaugh
this week Miss Ball will return hope
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox and Messra Emil
Guensburg and Char Bcnttic, Of Flor
encc were guests OF Crystal Falls friends
Tuesday.
Messrs. T.. S. Brumby, j. r. Porter
Geld and A. II. AIathcr, oI Ncnominee,
were Crystal Falls visitors Saturday.
Hoods Pills nre tho best ofier-dinner
pills, nssist digestion, cure headache.
Twenty-Five cents box.
Robt. Henderson, of Norway, Attor-
ney Flannignn's able assistant, was in
town Wednesday.
BE-. Davenport, OF Mansfield, has
purchased John Erikson's driving
horse.
Attorney Sherman T.. Handy tran
sacted lcgnl business NJ Norway Thurs
day.
Prosecuting Attorney NJ. H. Moriarty
had business AT Iron River Thursday.
Supervisor Thoburn Gibson, Of Amasa
was ia the county seat Wednesday.
Harry Work, OF Watertown called on
Crystal Falls customers Saturday.
Sheriff Thos. Ball visited Elmwood
Thursday in an official capacity.
A baby boy was born To Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hansen Tuesday.
William Gribblc * delivering for d. NJ.
Ross's grocery store.
J. +. Sullivan, the Fond du Lac tailor,
was in town Tuesday.
c. " Sccbcr. OF Waterloo, Wis, was Ia
town Sunday.
Township Treasurer Chas. $. Henry Is
seriously W..
The Bay View Rcndinp Circle has been