The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-22

Abou, Your Friends and Your Ffiends'
Friends.


Misses Horrigan. Tullly aud Sweeney
who went to Florence last week to at
end the meeting OF the Range teachers
we're 80 well pleased with the hospitality
of the good Florcntines that they did
not return home on Saturday with the
rest Of the school gang. but stayed one
day longer. Miss Tully seemed pnrticu-
Iarly we'll entertained as she went down
again yesterday to get another chunk Of
the same brand OF entertainment.
Rev. NJ. j. Stevens returned TO his
home at Crystal Falls Thursday morn
ing. During his stay among our people.
Mr.. Stevens made a most favorable inn
preston, and his labors here were the
means OF convincing several that here
after they would endcnvor TO lead a
Christian life. Mr.. Stevens is an able,
conscientious Christian minister, and our
people hope to have the privilege OF list
ening TO him again. Reporter
M. }. Mitchell, peace guardian OF Iron
River, attended court this week. Al
though Mike is handicapped by
being shy one hand. llc is credited with
being the best city marshal Iron River
has ever had.
Andrew G. Kncchtcl. an expert lumber
inspector OF Menominec, was ip town
this week. While here lie purchased
quantity OF birch and basswood logs
for Underwood K Coleman.
i. A. DeGrass, a Stambaugh township
farmer, has just finished harvesting one
hundred thousand feet OF basswood logs.
Mr.. DcGrnss is a good farmer and a
very nice man TO meet
J. +. Abbott, OF Florence, supernten-
dent OF agents OF Wisconsin and the
Upper Peninsula. for the New York Mu-
tunl Lille Insurance company, did busi-
ness in town Tuesday.
c. III. Watson, junior hereof. is gall
wanting around Grand Rapids. Detroit
and Chicago, and that accounts for the
poverty-strickcn appearance OF our news
columns this week.
Mrs. Christie Ianson-Atkinson, Of
Milwaukee,, Wis, who has been visiting
with her parents in this city Tor the past
msnth, deplrtcd for herhome Thursday.
Howard >. Brooks, who at one time
called this city home, but now writes
Menominee after his name, was In town
several days this week
Mr.. Cole, who looks after the insurance
end OF the business for one OF the Iron
Mountain banks, was in town the front
end OF the week.
Supervisor Geo. ID. Crippcn, OF Stam-
baugh, was called here on an important
case that came before Judge Stone, on
Wednesday,.
G. II. Petersen, collector for the Lcisen
x Henes Brewing Co., Menominee. was
piloted around town Tuesday by Jacob
Bauer.
Ralph Prince, formerly one OF the
guardians OF peace in this city, but now
OF Powers, spent Sunday last in town.
Gaspard LaMere, travelling scaler for
one OF the Monominee lumber con-
4
Germs, was in the town Monday.
Win. Sullivan, clerk Of the Sullivan
House, Iron River, listened TO the law
ycrs expounding law Monday.
Emil Ammermann, Iron Rivers genial
pilI-maker. cnme over Monday and told
the court what he knew.
Justice McRae, whocs duty IL is to
inspect the county inil preiormed that
task last Monday.
Zcbina NlcCoIman, Dan Ross and Ed.
w. Sensiba were Atkinson's scontingento OF
visitors this week. t<< stt
J.S. Kinney, an up-to-dntc granger,
from Stambaugh, served the county as
Juror this week. *'A
Paul Minkler, OF Iron River, was a
guest OF the Margison House couple OF
days this week +
Ole O. Rollins. Of Iron Mountain. sold
sewing machines ia town during the FIRST
OF the week. $3.50
Finlay Morrison, merchant, OF Iron
River, did business at the court house
Monday.
Bert Allen. OF Iron River, came over
on Monday and enjoyed day OF city
life.
John Burt, Of Iron River, did jury duty
Mt the conrt house this week.
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VIII LECTURE.
presiding Elder Sweet easily adjusts
IiinlselI TO the peculiar duties of his
Office, and at every point IN the district
| wins the cnnltlence and npproYal oI the