The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-13


one, come all, and bring your pocket
books. Help out the art fund.
The art exhibit was decided sue
cess. The collection OF pictures was
the finest that has ever been brought
to Crystal Falls snd was thoroughly |
enjoyed by the large number Of visitors
who inspected them both afternoon
and evening. The sum of Sl45 was
Melted. With this and money which |
will come from other enterprises about
thirty pictures were ordered. To this
order seven or eight private orders
were added
The basket ball game between the
city and the High School teams was
we'll attended and excited considerable
interest. The score was 43 TO Is in
favor Of the high school Those who
had charge OF the entertainment for the
evening extend their thanks to-the
city team for their assistance. We
were disappointed not to see them APP
pear In their new suits as they had ex-
pscted.
Because their hall was engaged for
April 10, the Marquette Normal basket
ball team were obliged TO postpone
their game until the 10th, when our
team is expected to play them at Mar.
quette.
One Of the Junior girls was very
hungry Wednesday afternoon. Pro.
badly she didn't have any dinner. At
least she chewed ner thumb. which is
very dinifed t1l occupation for a
Junior
The Sophomore reporters are certain
~ prophets for If you remember we
! predicted a victory in last week 4
basket ball game SO there was The
score turned out IA to IL.
Clarence Buenger is very much dis.
4 appointed because lame hand will
prevent his playing in the SophFresh
game Friday evening Henry Liberty
I will take his place.
A large and beautiful specimen Of
I mica was found in the Bristol mine
I last week and good portion of IL was
I presented to the high school by Mrs
John Hardy
Il The A second is sorry to lose Norms
y Cohen. who has gone to Minneapolis.
Z yanner johnson has been asbent this
! week on account Of sickness,
q Two OF the Sophomore girls, Will,
\ walking from the Tobin last Monday
Z morning got cold feet and were
I. unable TO attend school
: supt Langdon, and Misses Gibson
Z and Corbett of the Amasa schools
Y visited the art exhibit Saturday
Z Supt Langdon left au order 70
} pictures for the Amasa scnpoIs afte
4 looking over the fine EXHIBIT
The classmates Of Miss DJroth!
Cohen wish her the best success IN he
new home in Minneapolis
/" Don't forget Florinda next Frida.
I evening April 10 See other column
I for further announcements,
The Seniors gave party at tn
4 opera house Friday evening following
the basket ball game
y Laura Pintralh II y Fourth, VIII
!. hrs osen absra from school for some
!. time has returned
n Mildred iva Of the b Kindergarten
who has been sick returned 70 scnoo
Thursday morning.
Thomas Gureske has returned iron
. Escanaba and entered school in tn
First.
j Ruth Darling Of the b Fourth wa
/. absent few days on account Of sick
= ness
u Helen ,Joliffe of b kindergarten ma
returned to school after a recent illness
m The Calumet high school boys wer
s. visitors at the high school Friday
D Ephemia Johnson has had 70 leav
10 school again because.of sickness
= Katheryn Erikson has been absen
this week on account OF sickness
. Gretrude Moline has been absent thi
! week on account of sickness.
m Miss Edna Harding is absent fror
"a school few days this week
ID Supt Hill visited the Armeni
- school Thursday morning
20 Jane Trevarthan. OF the Columbia.
. very III with pneumonia
!, Miss Barry will spend Saturday an
:. Sunday a: Marquette
~ Agnes Flodstrand has gone TO Gree
"a Bay for a short visit
Is Miss Pearl Margison substituted {
Miss Munns Thursday
b. Miss Emma Savlan WAS absent tn
}, fore part Of the week
g Miss Grafton was asbent from schoC
D one day this week