The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-05-01
TERSE TOWN TOPICS.

this week. The west end az the dam was
washed out last spring, being rotten,
and il was repaired, when 1t might have
been more profitable To have rebuilt. IL
was the east end that went this week.
d. G. Lockwood has so far recovered
from his recent attack oi paralysis, as
TO be able to walk three miles without
the assistance oi cane. Mr.. Lockwood
is now nt Runkel, S. Oak, whittier he
went after the closure OF the Hotel
Straubel, at Green Bay.
The secretary and president OF the
Hoop aud Fence Manufacturing com
pany, will be up from Lognnsport Ind,
next week, and viii make arrangements
for the shipping and placing in position
OF the machinery for the factory.
Bert Knecland, at one time clerk in
the Lockwood, but more recently from
Green Bay, whore he has been employed
IN The Hotel Straubel. returned to Crys-
tai Falls Tuesday and has resumed his
10 rmer duties nt the Lockwood.
The DIAMOND DRILL erred last week ia
sta ting that Rev Richard Hancock
preached the funeral sermon over the
remuins OF the late Mrs. Jane McCourt.
Rev. y. Morrison, Presbyterian pastor
OF Iron Mountain, presided
Henry Schwcllenbach. city editor OF
the Iron Mountain Daily Tribune and
one OF the brightest reporters in the
northwest, was business visitor to
Crystal Falls yesterday and found The
DIAMOND DRILL Office.
Mrs James Tobin, of Florence died
Monday and was buried Wednesday.
Mrs. Tobin was the wife ofCapt, james
Tobin oI Florence, and had many
friends here who regret her departure
from this life.
a. Justified is negotiating with the
Michigan fish commission for "breed"
OF fish not found in this locality Fry
viii be placed IN the waters hcreabouts,
il Mr.. Justified is successful in ms ncgo-
tiations.
! A young man who was recently mar
ried, in telling a lew Of his young
bachelor friends Of the event, thought
essly concluded his narrative with the
remark "By Joye, I'll never forget
that"
Probate Judge A. l.. Flewelling has
purchased the Berlowitz residence on
Fifth street and will move his family
therein in the near future. IL is one Of
the finest residences in Crystal Falls,
Joseph f. Parry, oi Florence, was III
town Tuesday Mr. Parry has recently
been appointed postmaster 81 Florence
and will soon take charge Of Uncle Sans
mailing headquarters in that village,
The matrimonial reporter has his
news eye and u couple OF lady friends
watching the movements Of the young,
unmarried gentleman who rented a
dwelling house this week
James S. Flanagan, Of Meuomncc, one
Of the best all round hustlers that ever
rolled up his sleeves in anupper Michigan
printshop, was in Crystal Falls Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Undersheriff Tromblay took r. 3.
Webb TO Amasa yesterday, Mr.. Webb
having business TO attend To in the little
town. They came back again in the
afternoon.
There was dance in the yncant build
ing ON Crystal avenue, recently occupied
by Matt TIuria, Saturday night. Our
Finnish friends attended and had good
time
The date has not yet been definitely
decided upon, but il il believed that the
Crystal Falls Silver Cornet band win
give its next dance ON the thirty.iirst.
Mrs. Wo5b and daughter Anna, Of
Iron River, mother and sister Of Mrs.
VIM j. Tully, arrived in the city Mon
day and will spend the summer here.
Rev. a. X. MacGiliyray, OF Escnuaba
will conduct Presby terian services at the
Baptist church tomorrow morning and
evening at the usual hours.
Mrs. Ray Kimbal, OF Kenosha, Wis
arrived here yesterday. She was called
here 10y the precarious condition OF hci
brother. Arthur Campbell.
Charles Johnson, formerly Of the con
trncting frm Of Nelson and johnson, o
this city, but now oi Marinctto, Is in th,
city visiting friends
|
second visit Co Crystal Falls Thursday
being again called 20 the bedside o.
Arthur Campbell.
Banker j. f. Corconn lcIt Wednesday
evening for business visit 10 Chicagu
AMI Milwaukee. lie will return tomor
row or Monday.
j. Lewis, oi Chicago, iatbcr ol Mycl
Lewis, Of the Empire, was the guest ol
lis aot v,sfpreluV ila returned ia (bf