The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-29

Tom Penglase Ant. Broad and Ed.
Watts spent last week up ia the woods
In the Fence river country. presumaLl,
hunting deer. out very intimate
friend Of their says that they must
have spent their time shooting at a
mark for they wasted considera BILE am
unition and brought back nothing 10
show FIR the exrenditurr
One Of LIE lret;i-st window dec
oratl ~ ey4e 49, "a Cfs stall Falls
appeared in the Fair stores east
window this week. 1t is a turkey
constructed OF white handkerchiefs
very Hastily arranged. The idea and
handiwork is accredited to Will
Bosanko who certainly has shown
original ideas and exquisite taste in
the work.
Miss Jennie Maxam has sent her res
ignation TO the board of education for
their action. Miss Maxam was prom
pied ID do so by the serious illress
of several members of her family that
necessitated her being at home.
Miss Frances Butterfield is another
OF the teachers that is out of school
because of sickness. Miss Butterfield
has been sick for some time During
the absence of herself and Miss Eau Ids
Prof. Hill and Miss Fitsimmons are
hustling to keep the work going.
Crystal Falls contingentfom Mar
quette Clara Dawson and Jennie Ben
nett from the convent school and
Olive Wills from the normal came
home on Wednesday evening to spend
the Thanksgiving under the peternal
roofs Emma Lachapelle remained
at Marquette over the holiday.
We are informed that Raymond
Grafton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Grafton. who has been attending the
Michigan University for couple of
years past taking the law course, has
secured a very fine position in Chicago
Prof JoIliff and family came up
from Escauaba 70 eat Thanksgiving
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Parks.
Mr.. Jolliff recently made big record
with mis- football team and came with
in an ace of winning tie state champ
ionship
DoipA Mies.er Is thinking Of pur-
chasing tract of timber on the Fence
river and went thereon Wednesday 70
look I over He saws that there Is
enough in the piece 70 keep him going
All winter
Joe Iva has taken a JOB from Chas.
zen putting IN logs At his camp
near the half way He will handle
all kinds Of timber but especially cedar
Misses Cora and Maud Hollow went
TO Florence Thanksgiving morning to
eat turkey with their grandmother
ed Mitchell was sent up to Balsam
nv A. /. Flewelling on Monday to
lnok up some trespassing that WAS
reported to have been done on Mr..
Fewelling lands in that viciniaty
The pupils in the highschool indulg-
ed in spelling school on last Wednes-
dav Belva Harbour has the distinc
tion Of spelling the school down.
Miss Mar aret Faulds was called
home last SATURDAY. evening by mes
sage telling Of the serious illness Of a
sister She has not returned TO school
vet
The work Of putting in the boiler
at the Lockwood was completed on
Monday and fire started therein. The
boiler is working nicely now and
furnishes ample warmth tor the hotel
A good-tme social was given at
the NJ + church under the auspices
of thee sunday schhhool On Thursday
evening
Miss May Grafton spent the Thanks
giving at Iron Mountain visiting
friends
Mr.. Smith has moved into the Lee
mouse on 4th street lately vacated BY
John Tufts
Miss Kate Herman, Of Watersmeet,
visited over the Thanksgiving with
Miss Duffy. Miss Herman ia teaching
in the Watersmeet schools
Miss Fitzimmons went 10 Rockland
TO spend the Thanksgiving with Miss
Cooper 81 the Rockland schools.
Michael Sullivan was over from Iron
River last Monday evening attending
~ some business matters
Captain Josiah Brooks spent the
Thanksgiving day with his family In
this city