The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-26

0nO Va tAU tnCnl0Uir Va inE IIEW &nnk
has just returned from the woods gives
an account OF a hair raising experience
with wolves. Len Sleeves and Art
Richards were out together. one driv-
ing and the other Watching. Art and
the rest OF the crew all showed up a.
round the camp about the ordinary
time, but no sign OF Len was to he
found. Just as the crew had about
decided TO go out and look for him
the door opened and in came Sleeves.
According to his story he was watch
ing for deer when he heard racket
in the woods near him and Immediate
~ surmised that il was wolves. In
lis excitement he made for the first
tree he could find and there he nerched
FOR the next hour hollering for help.
Len was 50 positive that it was wolves
that ne took the crowd back to the tree
TO show them where he had perched.
Upon arriving there il was noticed that
the branch that Len had perched on
was about three feet from the ground.
Some clever getaway from a pack of
hungry wolves. Len says now, though,
that 1t most likely was soyotes.
Mariana Bugeri, Crystal Falls Con
fectionery man, was in Mansfield for a
short visit Saturday. Mariana has
given I'D the candy stree racket as
bad job.
| Ernest johnson visited in Mansfield
Monday morning for snort time.
Louis Cascioli visited in Crystal
Falls Sunday for short time.
Caroline Andresi and sister visited
in Mansfield the fore part of last week.
Mr.. Fred Knight from Bessemer is
visiting at the home of Captain Ed
wards
DIR. Edwards who has been in Crystal
Falls for the last two weeks is home
again.
Joe Prudbomme 10 with us again.
Joe says there is going to be nothing
uoihb III VIC WY VI runaway cAOipo-
ment.
Mrs. Harry Riley and sister, Cora
Richards, visited in Crystal Falls Mon
day evening. Their horse. which was
a rather spirited animal, broke away
from Mr.. Salttery in VOLTS barn. and
the girls were delayed some time as a
result.
Mr.. Tourney. boiler inspector. visit
ed at the Mansfield Wednesday after
uoon for short time.
Miss Julia Bjork left Wednesday
evening for her home in Norway,
where she will spend Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Lottie Justified of Crystal Falls
spent Thanksgiving.day at.the home Of
John Mason.
Mr. Frank Simonei from Crystal
Falls visited in Mansfield the latter
part Of last week.
Alex Andrizzi paid Mansfield short
visit last Saturday.
Miss Violet Bergaginni was in Mans
field for few hours the latter part OF
last week
Charley Peterson spent a few hours
in Crystal Fails on business the latter
part of the week.
Greatinterest is manifested in Mans
field in the whereabouts OF one Ina
Tuomminen, who left here the last OF
October for Chicago Miss Tuom-
minen is niece of Mrs. Frank Wir-
tanner, and it was only shoyt time
ago since she arrived in this country.
Since her arrival in this country from
Finland Miss Tuomminen has resided
in Mansfield almost continuously with
her aunt. About two weeks ago two
or three Finnish tailors from Chicago
struck Mansfield in their travels and
one of them persuaded the girl that
her fortune was to be made in Chica-
go. She was offered five dollars a
week and board working in the tailor
shop. all.her expenses to Chicago and
all her expenses. in Chicago until she
started to work were also TO be- paid.
The girl was we'll pleased with the
offer and agreed to go contrary to the
wishes OF her relatives. She left here
the 18th OF this month promising To
write as soon MS she struck Chicago.
No word has been received from her
since her departure. About two OF
three days ago letter was received
from Finn girl in Chicago say.
ing that Ina had stayed with her fam
lily for short time but had left there
one day to go to nearby store. That
was the last that has been heard of her.
Letters have been written 30 the tailor
: in whose company she lett here but ur