The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-24
PERSONALS

Iron River lodge. No. AZ, l. o. o.
f.. has ALREADY commenced making
arrangements for the anniversary meet
ing of the Odd Fellows Of. Iron and
Dickinson counties in this city next
April II is expected that several
hundred Odd Fellows and their wives
will be present on that occasion. and
il is mp to the local lodge to furnish
entertainment while the visitors are
here. IL is a big undertaking but. the
local Odd Fellows propose TO show
what Iron River can do. At the last
meeting of the local lodge the follow
ing committee Of arrangements was
appointed: p. O'Brien. A. J. McCor-
mack, J. o. Black. J. Ed. Lindwall
and Robt II. Barnum. Reporter.
II you want the highest grades of
Carpets made in all qualities. such
goods as you can rely upon, you should
always buy RICHARDSON'S SUPER
LATIVE Carpets. You will be salts
fed with them. For sale only by L.
A. Henry.
Hon. A. l.. Flewelling came TO
Crystal Falls last Monday and spent
three days visiting his old. neighbors
and friends in the city. Mr.. Flewel-
ling's health was never better and he
is In the midst OF many commercial
and transportation deals that command
his careful attention 30 that he had but
little time TO visit he likes the west
and cannot say too many good things
for it. Mr.. Fieweiiing's western en-
terprises promise TO pan out well.
According 10 the batting averages
given out by the Wisconsin league. |,
Bouy Dickinson shows up the BEST of
any Of the ex-Crystal Falls. or Iron
Mountain players Dickson played {
seventeen gamcs and batter at O .2l2
dip; Scott comes next with .i93.
.i5s. Knsta las end Miller
ZOO a II
A four year old son Of Mr.. and MIRA
John Saoheck followed his parents 10
town last Tuesday and was lost. The :
parents Of the child spent the after
noon searching for him and had about .
yiven up finding him at dusk. The '
smily lives In house No a. at the
location.
VIM. vanOss came up last Monday
o move what personal effects he had
eft here to Menominee. which place b
10 will make his headquarters for a II
line. Mr.. vanOss has host of q
riend here who hate TO see him leave al
his place. W
Mrs. Luke WEIGH left last Monday "
ignt for Florida where she will spend "
he winter. She spent last winter in 81
california and says that the climate OF
here is too damp for comfort 30 she 81
gill try Florida for season. 81
Have fed and sheltered for two weeks -
stray steer about eight months old
nd jersey heifer little over year. -
not called for within thirty days / = :,
IA CoholucI butui holu tO a..
Henry Sinkler,
Great Western, House No. 70.
Conductor Jno. Havey took the ha
/ Paul run last Tueday morning. a,
fr. Havey has large acquaintance In -,
DO city and we all welcome him for tal
. Is royal good fellow. M
To make room for another car we
re closing out a good bed. spring and XII
'attress, wool top, good tick, for the WI
nall sum Of g. 90. Get your order in IN
lille they last. l.. A. Henry Gle
Cards are out announcing the mar XII
age Of Mr.. Chas. Paro and Miss Anna
undin on Nov. 18th. Both young
eople are well known residents Of the an,
ty. ,.a,
Dan Boyle is entertaining a sister CT
ON Marinette. sta