The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07
DEATH OF KATE DONOVAN.


Amasa people viii be shocked to
learn Of the sudden death Of Miss
Katherine Donovan who taught school
here for number 81 years and who
was, one Of the most respected OF
teachers that has ever taught in our
schools Miss Donovan caught cold
last fail and the cold developed into
pneumonia She recovered from the
attack but was broken in health and
She fingered along until her death last
Tuesday She was buried at Mar
Quette whore her people reside
Bishop Williams Of the Episcopal
church WIS at Amasa the fore part of
the week The Bishop informs MS that
ne will send his car here il the near
future aud that it will make regular
visits to this place 50 that those who
desire 10 worship according 70 the
Episcopal rite may have cnance 10
do 50
Rev Poyseor the Episcopal minister
from Crystal Falls, was in Amasa
Tuesday with Bishop Williams.
Mike Cory, of Marinette, was up
from that city the fore part Of the
week to look after his land interests
in this vicinity.
The Mystic Workers will give an en-.
tertainment next week Rose Mayo
will appear here in her celebrated
play, Under Two Flags
Frank Thompson and several other
prominent Fins were at the Falls this
week attending the meeting of the
Synod there
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Steddick last Monday.
Mrs g. E. Lawrence returned from
her Ishpeming visit the fore part Of
the week
There is much sympathy expressed
over the unfortunate end Of "Old
Dan one of the horses that was burn
ed last Monday Dan was an old timer
ia Amasa and will be greatly missed
The iremen held meeting last
night to organize bucket brigade TO
work in coinnction with the men hand
ling the chemicals at fires.
Geo Darrough burned his hands Sc
yerely at the fire last Monday.
VIM. Bolitho leaves Tuesday for De
troit and rumor has it that when he
returns he will not come alone
About forty new citizens were added
to Amasa by Judge Stone at the Falls
last week There were 70 more TO
take out their papers on Wednesday but
court had adjourned and they viii
have to wait until October
Art Scott. Walter Lawrence and
Chas. Extrum made up fishing party
that went op to Joe Frankiers place
last Sunday Guess they didn get
many fish but from the swarm Of fies
that followed them home we are Of the
opinion that they didn'd do much to
joe : maple syrup.
Isaac Isaacson, miner, was hurt
at the Michigan mine one day during
the week He was bruised quite ex-
tensively but will recover.
Geo Darrough was at Marquette
Thursday attending the funeral Of Miss
Donovan.
Miss Lydia Horder went TO Marquette
the fore part of the week TO see Miss
Donovan before she died They were
very close friends.
Memorial day was very tittingly ce-
LIBERATED here last Sunday evening
Rev. l. f. Osborne preached very
fitting and able sermon.
The steam shovel is working nicely
at the Michigan and they are loading
lots OF ore.
The Luegion will give dance next
Friday and il promises to be a very
pleasant affair
Mrs. Gryson and daughter leave
next Sunday for a visit 10 their old
home in England. They 90 over the
White Star line
How about fourth Of July celueb.
rationY n Is pretty near time that
something was done looking towards
a celebration II we are going 70 have
one at all