The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-02-27

money with COe as a forfeit on q land
purchase. A disagreement between
the two parties TO the bargain occurred
and each made q demand for the
money. Mr. Coe appealed TO the
court for direction and the Judge gives
, him relief from his trust. He isdirect-
ed to pay the money TO Mckenzie with
out costs. Mr.. Coe had the use OF the
money for two years and Judge Stone
thought that ought TO compensate for
the attorney fees which he had TO pay.
Go to Henderson Bros. for every
thing in the Jewelry and Optical line.
The Eastern Star will have their
annual children's party on the 18th
inst. This affair Is the event OF the
season with the families OF the Star
members and is anxiously looked for
ward TO by the children.
Mrs. Lachapelle moved from her
business block co her residence on
third street on Thursday. We learn
that she intends TO move TO the farm
near Swan Lake as soon as she can
build house there.
A social will be given by the Chris
tain Endeayors in the NJ. Il. church
basement on next Tuesday night. II
will be called leap year social. Next
Tuesday will be the first leap year
day that the world has seen in eight
T years.
Married, at Crystal Falls on Febru-
airy n, by Rev. Hoikka Mr. John A.
Westerlund and Miss Ellen Carlson,
both OF Stambaugh. The contracting
parties are well known in the county.
The pumps were started in the Great
Western pit last Thursday and the
water will be lowered To the ledge i'm
order TO prevent the sliding away OF
any more of the dirt about the shaft.
At the meeting of the Mystic Work
ers held last Monday night the officers
were installed Miss Edling was che
sen secratery in place Of +. w. Cole,
resigned.
The upper peninsula Is TO have no
derth of circuses this year Barnum
< Baily will be here in August while
the Ringing Bros, will appear about
the middle OF June.
Alfred Day, secretary OF the State
Sunday School Association will lecture
in the Episcopal church on next Tues
day TO Sunday SC DOL workers.
John Ward left on Thursday morn
ing TO attend the funeral Of his
brother-in-law, Mike Shae, at Negau-
nee. Mr.. Shae visited here recently.
There was great time thawing out
water pipes in the city last Thursday.
All OF the water pipes along fifth street
were frozen.
Conductor j. J. Murphy and his crew
started work filling the big pit at the
Great Western again on Thursday
morning.
Henry Doupe, who has been at
Mitchell's camp for a couple OF month
is home. Mr.. Mitchell having finish.
ed his long haul work.
One OF the men hurt Iii the accident
at the Hemlock mine two weeks ago
sat up for the first the on Thursday.
Miss Wells entertained a number OF
her friends at her rooms In the Roberts
residence on Tuesday evening.
Ed. Breggar has taken lease on the
Laehapellc building and will open a
confectionery and restraint therein
at once.
There was no quorum at the council
meeting last Monday evening and con-
sequently no meeting was held.
! Because OF the torn up condition OF
the NJ. K. Church services next Sur
day will be held in the basement.
Postmaster +. ID. Ball has been very
sick for the past three days. AT this
writing he is little better.
Miss Wells, principal In the high
s,l oil visited with Mr. and Mrs. +. G..
Hood at Pentoga last Saturday,
Mrs. c. +. Roberts was on The sick
list this week. a trained nurse came
1 up from Iron Mountain TO attend her.
Miss Flora Holmes returned last
/ week from Fon du Lac where She was
"A student at Grafton Hall.
Workmen are busy this week put
ting in the new pipe organ in the NJ.
\ Il. church.
Captain JoSia Brooks was over from
Iron River last Sunday visiting with
his family.
Tie Woodmen installed officers last
Thursday evening.
J c. wilkinson's little daughters
are Ill with Grippe this week.
Gozi. and Zephrina Thoin are at
Powers this week on a visit.
Paul Schook made business trip TO