The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-18
PERSONALS

I Cohen has moved into his new
building across the street from where
he formerly kept and will open up for
business tonight with a grand good
time. Mr.. Cohen has the reputation
of keeping a quiet, orderly and invit-
ing place. He prides himself upon
having things neat, orderly and invit-
ing and will be more careful than ever
to cultivate the trade of the better
class OF people in his new quarters.
The work upon the new base ball
grounds has been completed for this
years with tie exception Of n lite
rolling and leyeIing of high spots.
We understand that tine grand stan'
will be put upnext week or the weei.
after. There Is plan on foot nov
for about fifteen u the business me
10 chip in and put upa fence TAKING
their money back In q small proportion
Of the gross receipts of each game
Thomas Nelson who has been ia the
hospital Il Green Bay where Dc uude
went an operation Cor appeudicitia
returned homo cured last Nonday
Ho was sick but three weeks ana re-
turned looking nome tne worse tof his
experience Mrs Nelson was attend
ing him.
NO vulgar talk will he countaanced
on the now base bali grounds Amy
preson breaking this rule will be-
punished by arrest. The management
OF the game intends to have the ex
hibitions so clean that lauies can at
tend with a certainty that they will
not be offended
r. N Minckler decided. when at
Stager last Sunday, to come to Crystal
Falls and see the ball game instead Of
going on home to Iron River. He spent
the day visiting with friends and
went h me next morning. He was on
his way home from Wisconsin.
Edw. F. Sweeney, Of Duluth, one
of the leading drill operators and
mining men Of the Mesabi, was in
the city Yesterday. He has eight drills
in operation near Hibbing partly on
contract and others on properties con
trolled by him Mesabi ore.
Word was received from Butte Tues
day morning that Robert Uren had
died The particulars of his death
were not given Mr. Uren was son
Of Mr.. and Mrs A. Uren and was well
known in Crystal Falls where he
spent his boyhood days.
Mr. Harold Larson. son of cur former
pop manufacturers Peter Larson, Of
Hancock, WAS here ON Thursday
visiting old friends Mr. Larson is
now with his father in Hancock where
they are in the pop business and doing
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. lobe came over
from Stambaugh last Saturday after
noon. Mrs Jobe went TO Marquette
for visit Sunday while Mr.. Jobe
visited at Amasa and took in the base
ball game here on Sunday.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted TO me will please call and settle
as wish all accounts settled before
the Fall season. Miss Henderson.
Mrs 3 Welch returned home Thurs
day from Crystal Falls where she has
been visiting relatives Lake Linden
Dept. Hancock Journal.
Andrew Gunderson, formerly OF
this city hut now located at Crystal
Falls. visited with friends here this
week. -.Escanaba Iron Port.
Miss Daisy Uren is home from her
school work at Chicago for a summer
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Cren. Of this city.
Mrs. Richard WEIGH returned home
Thursday from Crystal Falls where she
has leeu visiting relatives Mass City
Dept. Twin City Miner
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Taft. of
CRYSTAL Falls, spent Saturday and Sun
day IN Florence Mining News.
Alfred Healy was visitor at
Negaune asst Sundi y.