The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-05

however developed, the trouble merely
being that the broiler in the Lockwood
house kitchen contained;too much live
charcoal and then set fire 10 the grease
which had accumulated on the outside.
causing considerable fame for a few
moments.
Word was received from Mr. Luke
WEIGH announcing his complete re-
coyery, IL having taken but two
instead of the usual three weeks time
at Carlsbad At present he is visiting
with brother Of Mr.. Adolph Justified
at the city Of Prague where they will
remain for a week before starting for
home via England.
Mrs. Pearl Henry Rothie left
Sunday morning for a six weeks course
at the Marquette Normal where she
will prepare for the teacler : examina
tion in August she mas accepted
the position offered her by the Mans
field School Board for the ensuing
year
Robert NUNS, AL Charon, and VIM.
Eldred took their trotters TO Iron
River on the Fourth to again prove To
the people of Iron River, which city
owned the best horses. Robert Munns
brought home the first prize and the
others were not far behind.
We are all glad to see Ernest Munns
around on the streets again after the
successful operation for appendicitis
performed by DR. q. w Oviatt Of
Oshkosh. assisted By the Doctors Of
the General Hospital
II is the intention 81 the board Of
public works to erect brick power
house at the new location At the Falls
instead OF frame one. which uudDubt
ably il a wise one.
John Matson. Swede from the
Western location, died last Saturday AT
the hospital and was buried the fol
lowing day He had been in this coun-
try but short time and had neither
friends nor relatives here.
Ray Kimball and family moved TO
their new home which is situated one
mile up the Paint River last Monday.
The house is finished throughout in
hardwood, and is quite model Of
convenience in every way.
Will Sheerin. of the Bell Telephone
Co, left the city Monday for his home
in Neenah where he will visit for a
week aud then go on to st. Louis, to
remain until the Fair is over.
Miss Mary Ann Sullivan and mother
left the city Thursday to make their
future home in Butte, Mont, where
her four sons and daughter reside,
! They have resided in this city for more
than twenty years.
A pleasant surprise party met a
Gust Johnson's house last Monday
q evening, il being his birthday anniver
sary They presented him with l
Z beautiful book case and writing desl
combined
Miss Anna Hendricksen of Mastodor
! underwent an operation for appendicitis
, last Tuesday at the General Hospital
D DR. g. W. Oviatt of Oshkosh assisted
by his nurse performed the operation.
7 Cut this out and take it to Cole
( Drug Store and get a box OF Chamber
2 lain Stomach & Liver Tablets TIL,
best physic. Price % cents Cole 4
Pharmacy.
James Lundgreen, the two year ole
! child Of Mr. and Mrs Chars Lund
green Of the Falls location, died las
/ Sunday Of the diptheria and was
buried the same day.
AS we go to press, we learn OF the
, death OF Thomas Gallivan, which oc
Cured at noon. Further account viii
be given next week.
I Mr.. Hams, brother-in-law of Mrs.
) 4. N. Berg, was operated on for ap-
pendicitis by DR. 9. w Oviatt dur
ing the week.
Charles Lind, who was laid up with
pneumonia, was seen on the streets
: again Monday looking a little pale but
feeling good
Mrs l. H. jackson and five child
. rem are visiting with her parents al
her old home in Southern Wisconsin,
Miss Freeman Bennett left the city
last week for two months visit with
Z friends ut Norway and Ishpeming
Mr.. John Tufts. moved into tn,
: Kimball residence lately purchased by
' Matt Lee, on Wednesday.
Joseph Koski from the Columbia
location is at the hospital sick viii
i typhoid fever in very mild form
A-at A.,Ia~ac,, o,1 ais. - l.. a.