The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-31

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home at Ishpeming.
John Erikson spent couple Of days
in Chicago this week.
John HasSelstrom and Thomas Con-
lin spent Monday at pentoga.
Miss Ethel Collins is at Iron Noun
tain visiting friends this week
Mrs. Sparrow, OF Owosso. Mich, is
visiting with Mrs c. +. Roberts.
Herman Holmes was down the line
on business several days this week.
John Moyle has moved his family
and household effects here from lsh-
peming.
Captain VIM. Burke is at Barabco
looking after the mining work for c.
Il. Roberts.
I DR.. A. NJ. Darling has been on the
sick list this week but is about again
at this writing.
Chas. Paradis and family left last
night for six months soiourn at ST.
Honire, Canada.
Herman Erickson and family will
leave for winters stay in Finland
tomorrow evening.
Josiah Brooks came over from Iron
River last Saturday evening to spend
sunday with his family
Mrs, NJ. b. MCGEE and children are
expected home from their copper coun-
try soiourn this evening.
Andrew Freeman and family leave
Sunday evening for Finland where
they will visit for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wilkinson and
Or. and Mrs. G. r. Larson were visit
ors at Fortune lake last Wednesday
c. r. Roberts was up from Baraboo
last sunday to spend the day with his
family. He returned the same even
ing.
Miss Bessie Wills returned from her
Ishpeming vacation Sunday evening
and is again in evidence at the cen
trail.
Capt. j. 5. Wall has been in the city
several days this week looking after
the Oliver interests on this side OF the
county.
Lustfields and Webbs broke camp at
Fortune lake and returned to the
hum and hustle Of city life again last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Weber and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Healey were
among the excursionsts to Marquette
last Sunday.
Miss Daisy Uren will return to her
school work at Chicago tomorrow
evening. Miss Ruby Rowley leaves
for Elgin the same time.
Supt. f. w. Hopkins, Of the Ogle-
bay-Norton interests, came up from
Commonwealth and spent an evening
with Supt. Bjork Thursday.
Mr.. Mendelshon, proprietor Of the
Paris store, has gone TO ST. Paul TO
purchase his fall stock. He will visit
Chicago also, before returning.
NJ. 5. Sanders came up from Chicago
Sunday morning bringing Mrs. Sand
ers along with him. Miss Shager and
the children came the week before.
Miss Smalley will occupy the west
store OF the upper Parks building
upon her return. Her dresSmaking |
parlors will be in the front part Of the
building.
Mrs. Henderson returned from
Chicago Sunday morning. Her son,
Charles. met her at Claiming Miss
Anna will remain in the city several
weeks yet.
Prof. Murtaugh viii move his musi-
cal instrument business into the east
half Of the upper Parks building. |
The rooms are being fixed up for oc-
cupancy this week
Miss Laura Hooper left Buffalo last
Thursday evening for home. She met
a couple of teachers at Detroit and
chummcd up with them during the |
remainder OF her trip
Tom wis has been absent from his
usual stand in the Parks Mercantile
company tin shop this week owing to
sickness. 1t is something unusual tol
hear Of Tom being sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Prudhomme,
Of Crystal Falls, visited here during
the early part Of the week. Mrs.
Prudhomme is daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Lefrcnier. Current.
John and Mamie Dawson leave To-
morrow evening for Buffalo. Miss
Mamie will favor the readers of THE
DIAMOND DRILL with write-up Of
her trip, She being the choice Of maj
GRITTY Of our readers for that purpose.
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