The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-12-26
personals


n fire from an oyerheated stove 1t WI
used as an office by the Tobin min
!, people and the township records m
= safe were in the building. II is y,
; known yet il the records are injured
. II you don't have any chances o
! that watch You better get them befor
! Thursday night New Years Eve at
Henderson Bros. Leading Jewelel
Mr.. r. s. Brown for several year
9 located at the Mansfield mine where h
. held. the position Of chemist at th
a mine. but now IN a like position a
the Stevenson mine. Hibbing. was Il
s the city several days the fore part o
the week visiting friends He was OF
his way to his Old home ia Grans
Rapids for holiday visit
Misses Daisy Uren and Ruby Rowle,
returned from their Elgln schools Jas
Sunday ana have been visiting durinl
the week with their parents and their
many friends in the city. The young
ladies have had highly successful
half-year of it and are highly priced as
instructors by the people of the butter
making metropolis
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Thouin died Dec II. 1908, and
the remains were buried in Mount
Calvary cemetery Friday, with ser
vices at ST. Joseph's church. Lake
Linden Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thouin lived in Crystal
Falls number Of years long ago.
The first Christmas tree exercises
held this week was at the Episcopal
church on Tuesday evening. The
church was beautifully decorated and
the tree was loaded with good things.
Misses Annie and Nellie Brooks
went to Escanaba last Thursday to
visit couple of weeks with their
sister, Mrs Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erickson now residing in the Iron Port
city.
John +. Fitzpatrick went to his old
home in Philadelphia this week Co
visit his relatives This is the first
time that he has been home in many
years and was anticipating very
pleasant time.
There will be no service in the M.
Z. church on next Sunday morning
due to the absence Of Rev Walker
In the evening the choir will hold a
sacred song service to DO presided over
BY Mr.. d. NJ. Ross
The New Year Ball at the Opera
House on Thursday evening, December
Il under the auspices Of the dancing
chool. The dancing classes for the
winter will be organized on this oc.
aston
Smoke La Plante, lOc straight
)igar. II. 9. Buenger, Mf'gr.
On New Years Eve. that fine gold
watch will be ral1led. Every dollar
aid in on Holiday business will be
ntitled to one chance Good until
ext Thursday night
Henderson Bros Leading Jewellers
Captain Buzza went to Bessember :
'st Monday to take charge of one of !,
ne Corrigan- Mckinney mines on the !
fogebic range. IL is likely that the
lmily will move back to the Gogbeic
re many days. y
The Swedish Lutheran congregation i
cid their Christmas exercises last
ight and they were very successful. j
tree loaded with presents and good !,
rings for the little ones constituted
ne best part OF the exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scadden ara d
isiting their many friends here this Il
eek. Mr. S. is in the Land Office at X
Iarquette' he having recently been re- Of
ppointed to the registers position. as "
recognition Of his excellent work
lring his first term. r
IL. G. Buenger, the Crystal Falls u
gar manufacturer is now ready to "
lrnish Christmas cigars put up 25 a.
box in book form. az
p. Landfeld & Son carry the finest !,
Id largest line of pretty things in ',
wn.
The Ideal Orchestra will give party h'
the opera house on New Years eve SC
at promises to be highly enjoyable
fair.
Miss Berta Vivian returned from W
hicago last Wednesday and is again te
home with ner sister, Mrs Frank
.adden.
Mrs. b. @. Waters spent Christmas In
it'll Mr.. Waters parents at Ir,n
Iver. :,
Miss Jessie Hyslop Ia spending her oc
iristmas vaction with II. @. Huse
ID family at Iron Mountain. =,
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