The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-09-29
perso,lals

blow while al the bat in last Sunday 4
game OF base ball The pitcher lost
control OF the ball and instead OF
throwing IL at the plate let II fly al
Mr.. Balls head II struck him over
the right eye and knocked him sense
less For some time it was a question
whether or no the blow would be a
fatal one but happily il proved less
severe than at first thought for
Medical assistance was summoned
and after about an half-hour wait he
was able 10 walk home but was confn-
cd 70 the house for several days.
In our write-up OF the concert Civ
ing by the young ladies last week. we
omitted Mande Wilson's name through
one OF those unfortunate oversights
that frequently creep into newspaper
work. The omission in this case Is
particularly unfortunate as Miss Will
sons work was one Of the features OF
the evenings entertainment and elicit
ed much favorable comment for the
young lady from all present
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Finley left yes
terday for Crystal Falls where they
will make their home permanently.
Mr. Finley accepted position in the
Iron County National bank several
weeks ago and returned 10 Escanaba on
Saturday 10 arrange for the removal
Of his family TO Crystal Falls. -Es-
canada Mirror.
Mr.. Finley moved into the Morrison
house on Crystal avenue.
As Mrs. Thos Broad was driving
with two lady friends Miss Morgan
Of Iron Mountain and Miss Bump, Of
Mansfield through the Great Western
location last Sunday, they came sud
denly upon an auto. The horse became
manageable and threw the ladies
ont. ran away but didn't succeed in
breaking mp things very much. The
ladies escaped with slight bruises.
The necessity Of securing medical at
tendance for Mr. Monross, Of Pen
toga, brought f. g. Hood and Ralph
Griswold over here Tuesday evening
In Mr.. Hoods auto. DIR. George was
taken back with them. They came
over in forty minutes all Of the trip
being made in the darkness, which is
going some.
The game Of base ball between the
u ....t.ts. tan,., arJ tha AEWarla "a.
suited in an overwhelming victory for
the Akwards by score Of 10 TO o
The name under which the local team
il known IL not indicative Of the
quality Of ball put MP and Captain
Klesges is Justly proud Of his aggre
cation.
Harry Hatch is planning on a lot Of
improvement work about his residence
property on Crystal Avenue. He in
tends raising his house AMI digging a
basement also stoning and leveling
off his lots Mr.. Hatch has two Of the
large Maple Grove lots included in bis
property which gives him lots Of room.
Doctor Crowell came up from Iron
Mountain last Thursday afternoon on
the st. Paul train and was taken from
here to Iron River In Mr. Hood auto
The Northwestern had arranged to run
special II the auto had not been on
hand He was called to attend DR.
Sturgeon !
The opening Of the Ruwitch a 90.
store last Thursday was success in
every way Mr. Ruwitch expresses I
himself AZ well pleased with the ,
patronage he received. He certainly
has swell place, having spared no
expense in fitting mp the interior Of
his store.
Mrs. Waller has been appointed
postmaster at Mansfield, to succeed
Mrs. Thos Mellon, resigned. Mrs
Walker is the widow Of the man killed
At the Mansfield last winter and the j
is very popular one
She will take the Office next Monday
Oct. /. 4
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good references TO travel 10y rail or
with rig. for firm OF $3.50, 600 90
capital. Salary 81, O79. 90 per year and :
expenses salary paia weekly and ex.
penses advanced, Address. with stamp.
JOS A. Alexander Crystal Falls, Mich. 1
John Klesges was unable TO be on
leck at the Parks butcher shop owing
% illness Tuesday. VIII Richards was q
substituted and made fine butcher fine !
IN ability 70 cut meat and fine looking
a combination that ought 10 win any !
time
Joe Pike finished his railroad work
~ Dunbar last week and arrived home
Saturday 70 prepare for bis logging
work three miles east Of Sagola FOR the
Wells company Mr.. pike built several