The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09


ia tina international Correspondence
schools was Q Mansfield visitor Sarur-
day. Mr.. Taylor has number OF
students in this vicinity. and from
present indications the number 10
steadily Increasing.
One of the representatives Of the
Marshall Wells Hardware Company OF
Duluth was here auring the week maxi
ing additions TO the catalogue OF that
company.
Mrs. Albert retzloff spent the fourth
In Claiming visiting relations,
Mr.. and Mira Paul Clemns OF Siam
baugh were Mansfield visitors on the
fourth.
Mrs Richard Eddy and her dsuRh-
ter Myrtle returned "Wednesday even
ing from Negaunee, where they spent
the fourth visiting with relatives and
friends.
The Misses Lulu and Ella Corbett
left for Escanaba Saturday morning,
where they will visit with relatives
Tor some time.
Miss Alice Trebilcock and Miss
Ethel Ross spent the fourth at Amasa.
Andrew Pallas and his partner have
left for their homes In Marinette. An
drew. had. charge Of the dam for the
past three or four months. and during
mis- stay has made many friends. all Of
whom would like to see him back
again next summer. i
Mr.. Adolph johnson left the latter
part OF last week for Marinette where
he intends 10 spend at least week or
two visiting with relatives.
A baby girl was born to Mfr. and
Mrs. August Kslleo the latter part of
last week.
Mansfield boasts OF one Of the queer
est specimens Of humanity in the conn
try, and after the following explana-
tIon. few will dispute their claim.
With the thermometer lowering around
s5 degrees in the shade young Pollock
lad was seen coming down the street
with q winter cap pulled down over
his ears and his coat buttoned up a.
round him. The only explanation he
could give was that he was cold.
When IL comes to imagination we take
off our hats to the party in question.
A party Of fishermen including Alex
Ross. August Schaal, Mike Moriarity
and Jimmie Richards returnet from
Pieve Falls Monday afternoon. They
all report having had an excellent time
but no fish.
The ball team returned Monday
evening from Amasa where they sue
ceeded In breaking even with the hus.
ky bunch that Il managed by Chris.
Rowe. The boys had a splendid time
and state that everything possible was
done to entertain them.
Amasa won the first game by a score
Of i4-lr The game was one Of those
weird, uninteresting performances tina,
are a bore TO the players as well az Il
the spectators The only redeemnp
features Of the game were the batting
Of Hoikka and wonderful stop and
recovery Of line drive by Martin.
getting the ball to the first in time e
retire the runner. The batteries were
Keast and Lind for Mansfield and Mat.
thews and Sterman for Amasa.
On the fourth Mansfield won il a
walk, taking the twenty FIVE lS2J) dol
Lara offered by the committee and
everything else in sight However the
Amasa sports kept the strings TO their
money bags real tight The score wa.
smut out 80 TO the ninth inning wher
Amasa run in three runs on base on
balls, two hits and an error. making
the final score 9-3 in favor o. Mans
field.
Chris Rowe, when last heard from,
was sitting on big log ont by the
Hemlock with pencil in each hand
trying 10 figure out just how IL hap.
pened The features Of the game were
the all around play Of the Mansfield
boys aud the catching Of Trevarthan.
The batteries were Richards and
Sherman for Amasa and Dory and Ire.
varthan for Mansfield.