The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-21
Personal MENTIONS


sick list this wee<.
&. N. Dusenbery is visiting at his
old home IN Utica, Mich, this week.
Ray Grattan leaves next week 70
resume his law studies AT the uniycr-
sity.
Adolph Guensburg, of Mcnominoe,
was up 60 inspect the tire loss yeSter-
day.
Fred Floodstrand has several weeks
more work at the Baltic mine near
Stambaugh.
Mrs. Frank Scadden and 1.-TWO child
rem returned from their Marquette
visit Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ColstrOm rejoice
over the arrival OF a baby girl at theiI
home last Tuesday
Frank Y. Egloff, o Milwaukee, Wis
ted with Mr.. and Mrs ~ q. Buenger
few days this week.
Supt. W. j. Richards was IN the
copper country this week with Gen
eral Manager Wallace.
Mrs. II. &. Buenger will leave on
Tuesday for a visit with relatives at
Green Bay, Detroit and other cities.
Mrs. l.. A. Arnold, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. Conir,
returned TO her home at Beloit Thurs
day.
Superintendent Wall was over from
Iron River 80 look after matters on
this side Of The county the fore part
OF the week
Mrs. Henry D0upe's TWO sisters "hO
have been visiting her the past month
returned to their homes in Canada
during the week.
Mrs. j r.. Flood and son have re-
turned to Crystal Falls after week 5
visit with her sister, Mrs. JOS. Larch
Of this city. Iron Port.
The Supreme Grand Lodge OF
Masons met at Milwaukee this week
and NJ. b. McGee, who is member,
was in attendance. He returned
from the cream city Thursday morn
ing.
A letter from w X. Hopkins, of
Iron River, conveys the pleasing in
telligencc that he is rapidly regaining
his health at st. Louis, Mo-; and he
hopes to be able 20 return home mex [
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Ball were in Crys-
tai Fails last Monday on their way Is
their new home Mr. Ball went at
once to Birmingham while Mrs Bail
and the children went TO Dover y.
j., TO see Mrs. Bah mother
Mr.. Wheaton, Of Crystal Falls W
rived here last week, and left on Nor
lay for home, accompanied y Mrs /
Wheaton and the two children, whoI
nad been guests Of the lady's mother
Mrs John WEIGH, for a couple II
weeks. Rockland Reporter.
/. N. Berg was up from Iron Noun
tain last Monday. lie has not moved |
his family to that city yet on account
OF the serious illness OF Mrs. Berg who
is I'm this city He reports the recent |
sale OF an outfit Of Nulte lamps to
light the streets Of Republic
Pat Sullivan came down from ST.
Paul for few days visit with his |
relatives here Mr. Sullivan is now
in the employ Of the Standard Print
ing company, large concern in ST.
Paul. He secured ten-day vacation
to visit the Falls for the first time
since he left here in June, 1897. Mr.. |
sullivan is an Al printer and has held /
some excellent positions on Montana |
papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Pond, Of Toledo,
Ohio, were in the city several days
this week. Mr.. Pond will be remem-
bered as the starter at the tourna-
ment races here last month. He is in
the employ of G. G. Merriam x Co.,
publishers of Webster's dictionaries,
and was looking up the needs of the
Crystal Falls schools. They made
their headquarters with Mrs. Rowley
while in the city.
Miss Anna Henderson returned
from Chicago the first OF the week and
has been busy since her return getting
her new stock OF hats squared around
for the opening. Miss Henderson has
been spending her time In the city
getting in touch with the fashions for
the coming season and gives the
people OF the city the advantage Of
having a milliner who is up with the
times. She has an elegant line Of
goods this year.
DR.. A. W. Darling was at Iron River
last Monday. He went there in
response TO a call from the township
authorities 70 counsel with the local
physicians IN regard 20 the diphtheria