The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-02
persollals

r Wednesday. IL seems that the Pro
fessor had Lelsphoned Rev. Poyseol
r asking for the time and that Poyseor'
} clock was rs minutes behind, fac
! which Mr.. Hill didn't know when he
set his watch by it. Mr. Hill was Il
, be married that day at noon, at Iror
River and was TO take the morning
train for there. When he arrived al
the depot the train had gone and dis
may was written all over his face.
The boys knew that the main line
train was two hours late and that an
other train would leave Crystal Falls
TO connect with il but this fact they
did not impaIt ID the Professor, leading
him TO the contrary, TO believe that his
only hope of being principal in the
marriage ceremony that day was in
the train that had gone or in a long
cold drive. To say that Mr. Hill was
wild" is no description at all. He
paced rapidly back and forth in the
freight Office, stopping every second
trip at Mr.. Sanborn IS desk to emp
hasise Il MUST be there" They kept
him in hot water for about three
quarters Of an hour and finally told
him Of the second train He promised
the boys all kinds Of inducements if
they would keep num- bnt it was
too good. They had to tell it,
smoke La Plante Zoe straight
Cigar IL O Buenger, Mgr.
Captain Joseph Shimmins. who was
in charge Of the work at the Mansfield
mine for several years is at present
located at Humboldt where he is look
ing after the Foxdale mine as caretak-
er The property is owned by Crerar-
Clinch a. Co. and was closed early in
the summer His daughter Miss Efiie
is at present visiting friends at Man
field
Postmaster Ball is kept guessing
these days to know when TO say the
mail will he ready for distribution.
The Milwaukee train hasnt been on
time over half dozen times since the
first of the month and couple of
times it was Us far as eight hours be-
hind -.
VIM. Dean, who Gangs aoro fron,
49, ~ - D''' 80 - sr.ssend his brother
a. io0'. to the west last Mon
pay' ~ as accompanied as far as
NV VA ia by Captain Buzza's son and
who came there to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs g. s. Henry has had her home
livened up during the holidays by the
home coming Of her son Clyde from
Big Rapids and her daughter Pearl
from the copper country whore she is
teaching They both returned TO their
school duties. Monday
The entertainment given by the
Danish Brotherhood, on the occasion
Of installation of officers, last Saturday
evening, was largely attended and all
report having had delightful time
Smoke Old Glory Best &c Cigar
made.
Conductor John Ward, who is con-
fined in the hospital with broken
leg is getting on nicely. Several of
his relatives were here from Negaunee
to visit him last week
Tie boys Orchestra is coming to the
front rapidly and if the boys keep at
their practice with the vim that they
have shown so far they will soon be
recorded among the best of them.
Miss Ethel Flewelling, who has been
visiting her parents here during the
vacation will return tomorrow to her
school duties at Fon du Lac
Mrs Pearl Henry Rothie came down
from the copper country where she is
teaching school to spend the holidays
with her mother.
Clyde Henry came mp from the Big
Rapids school to eat Christmas turkey
with his mother He returns next
week
Mr. and Mrs silas JaclSa, now Of
Crsytal Falls. were the guests of rela-
tives and friends here over Christmas.
Mining Journal
Miss Myrtle Oulette was present at
the annual holiday dancing party of
the married Peoples Club" OF Men
ominee last Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Moore and daughter are
visiting with Mrs. Jno. Wall this
week. Mrs. Moore is Mrs Walls
mother.
Frank jackson, member Of the
firm Of jackson Bros. owner Of the
pop factory, was in the city over New
Years