The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-07

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Abe warshawsky got tired climbing
the slippery sidewalks OF Crystal Falls
and went TO Iron mountain to rest his
feet and visit friends.
Geo. A. Points, Upper sandurky, O.,
writes: "Ihave been using Foley's Honey
and Tar for hoarseness and find il the
best remedy ever tried. II stopped the
cough Immediately aud relieved all sore
ness" Take none but Foley :. Cole
Chas. Harding returned to Ishpem-
ing Saturday. Mr.. Harding is conduct
ing the business OF the late "Parsonn
Pope for widow.
day. Ii is rumuTed that he will leave
Crystal Falls for the copper country
about Jan. /.
Herman Buenger and family went
to Iron River last Sunday to visit with
friends. They returned on the even
ing train.
Brings attractiveness to llstkss. un-
lovable girls, making them handsome,
marriaeeable women That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. j. Z. Will
kinson.
Gust Sallow, who was hurt ut the
CRYSTAL Falls mine left the hospital
Friday after fourteen weeks incarcera-
ton.
Miss Fitzsimmons returned from
Rockland Saturday where she visited
over the Thanksgiving recess, with
her friend
John Ritter Is back on his run again
after a weeks vacation and frnitless
effort to get winterssupply OF veni-
son.
John Wulf recovered sufficiently
from his illness TO return 10
his home at Green Bay Monday morn
ing.
Today take Foley's Honey and Tar.
IL positively prevents pneumonia, or
other serious results from colds. IL may
be too late tomorrow. Coles Phar-
macy.
LosT-A Heifer (half Jersey about
year old. Black and White spotted.
Finder please notify PETER CosETTE.
Joe Cheney was at Iron River Tues
day attending TO usinessand incident
ally visiting his many friends there.
Miss Ella Smyth came up from Iron
Mountain Sunday for visit with Miss
Maude Margison, of Maple Grove,
John Champion who was injured at
Amasa last week recovered sufficiently
to leave the hospital Wednesday.
Two oxen came to my place at the
Bristol mine. Owner will please prove
property, pay charges and take them
away. O. Lavine,
Mrs. w. A. Holmes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Holmes were passengers
on the Iron River train Tuesday.
Bert Henderson came home from
Chicago Sunday. He bought a very
fine line Of goods while away.
Thomas J. Catheral went to Salt
Lake City, Utah., Tuesday. where he
secured fine position.
To REsf--six nice rooms over the fur
nlture store. Inquire OF Mrs. c. s
Henry.
c. Flanagan and John .O'Callahan, o
SagDla, were registered at the Lockwoe,
Wednesday.
Wallace Main went 10 Iron Noun,
ain "Wednesday evening to hob no
with friends down there.
Missess Roman and Gibson sper
, Wednesday night visiting with Mr.
Buddle at The Hope mine.
Mrs. Frank Smart, Of Iron Rive
visited over Sunday with her siste
Mr.. John Hasselstrom.
: Mrs. John Ham and Jennie Benne
u went 10 Iron Mountain Monday retul
. ing the same day.
FouND-A red gearing ball stray
" onto my premises At the Dunn mi
- about three weeks ago. Owner eau ha
: same 10y paying charge
Anthony Dnyi
Rev. A. A. haywood went TO Pc
toga Tuesday where he conducted SC
J. vices that evening.
2 Leonard Dalpa is learning the blac
smith trade with David Leonard
: the Armenia mine.
w. j. Blair, was over from Ir'
d River attending TO some busine
'. affairs Saturday.
"a -Four Crystal Falls Italians left
,g Tuesday over the G. & NV for Mia
y. ara Falls, n. Y.
re Pete WarshawslSy went to Kent
'e TO visit his brother-in-law, Joe Harr
Wednesday.