The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-06
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
NOTES OF PEOPLE AND CITY EVENTS


on page three Of this issue.
Miss Ada Harding is to teach in No
school in Bates township
Sarah Liberty will teach in the
Holkup district this year.
Miss Nelson, Of Chicago, is in the
city. a guest Of Matt Lee.
Superintendent W. J. Richards wa'
at Escanaba the first Of the week.
Miss Minimize Neering was visitor
at Escanaba Monday Miss Neering
is teaching in the vicinity Of Powers.
Mrs. ]. a. Knight and daughter
are visiting with Mr.. knights people
in the lower peninsula.
Chas. yassar had two yearling neifers
poisoned on him within the past
month. He say that someone put
paris green for them
A. Justified was at North Freedom
last week looking over the place
within an eye to business. He came
back with great deal of information
regarding the place and thinks that
il the mines and ont as is expected
Mr. and Mrs. Willis, Of Ishpeming,
have decided TO make Crystal Falls
their home and are moving to the
house owned by Mrs. Shafer, on Third
street Mrs Willis was formerly Miss
Maggie Rahr Mr.. Willis is an agent
and away home great deal Of the
time. hence the decision to locate here
where Mrs Willis folks reside.
M. s. Sanders will move his family
10 Chicago the first of October. Mr..
Sanders came 10 the conclusion that
Chicago will be more convenient
place for him to live this winter az
he has only the Foxdale to look after
now and much of mis- spare time will
be employed in the Office Of Crerar,
Cinch a. Co, helping the firm out
with their extensive coal business.
He is not decided IL he will return
next spring when the Bird will
resume.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. haywood left
the Falls last Tuesday evening for
visit to the lower peninsula They
viii remain with some of their old
acquaintance until time for Mr..
haywood to 20 to conference. Their
household goods are packed up here
awaiting shipment to the point at
which Mr.. haywood will be located
The School Board at its meeting
last Tuesday evening started the ball
rolling FOR the erection of new
school house Little could be done
other than to get some idea of what
ought to be built il the way Of
school house and the approximate
cost of the same. II il not likely
that one will be started soon as it will
be necessary to bond the district in
order to get the funds with which to
build. The school board refused the
bids that we're put in Tor the furnish
ing OF wood for the school houses as
they consider the prices on the bids
that were put in to high. The matter
will problay be settled within the week
by a REIMBURSEMENT Of the prices
Geo. Myer was mixed mp in
runaway on the tournament track.
He and Ada Harding were riding and
he was turning around at the end Of
the track when the horse SHE'D, threw
the two out and liz off down the track
The horse was caught down the street
after he had put the top OF the buggy
out Of commission. Mr.. Myer sustained
q cut on the head which was the only
hurt received by the riders or horse
In THE Secret Dispatch, David
Higgins has succeeded in accom-
plishing what many authors have
failed in doing. He has written a
play with the action daring the civil
war, upon original lines. and as the
saying is gotten away with it,.
The play furnishes a pleasing contrast
between scenes at the seat Of war and
picture Of life in quite Ohio village.
An intense and deep heart interest
holds the auditor throughout from the
moment the old maid bid the hero
and hired boy 20 enlist until the
climax when surrounded by his soldier
friends Edwin Grey is proved innocent
and restored 10 the girl he loves
From first 10 last this drama abounds
with strong dramatic situation and
good clean comedy. This exceptional
attraction will be given at the Opera
House on Sept 18th by strong com
pany. There are four stirring acts
and unuseal care has been given the
scenic showing.