The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-30
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John Anesi was in Crystal Falls Sat
urday for some freight.
Mr.. Harry Riley and wife. accom-
panied by Miss Cora Richards, took in
the circus Wednesday evening.
Mr.. John Mason visited saogla Thurs
day OF last week.
John Holm, who has a launch above
the dam. has been kept busy satisfying
the demands OF the young folks for a
ride. John makes the trip and return
to Kelso for a quarter OF a dollar. and
one can see the launch plying back and
forth almost any hour of the day.
Etteneri Toto. brother OF Joe lotto.
our hustling bartender, has arrived
from the old country after a somewhat
prolonged trip. Mr.. Toto was under
age and was held up In New York for
some time, causing a lot OF anxiety for
the rest OF the family.
Mrs. Otto Lindblom returned Tues
day from Daggett where she spent a
day OF two visiting with her sister.
! Mrs. Charles Peterson returned Tues
day from Daggett, the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Peterson had Hilds, her
youngest daughter, with her.
A large number of Mansfield folks
attended the afternoon performance of
the Gollmar Brothers Circus at Crystal
Falls, and 1t can safely be said. that a
majority OF those that missed the after.
noon performance took in the evening
exhibition. There was such a demand
for rigs that as fast as a horse return
cd from town he was Immediately let
out to another party, and with a few
exceptions, every horse In town made
at least two trips to Crystal Falls dur
ing the day.
John Eddy, Adolph Johnson and Joe
Chesky were visitors in Crystal Falls
Sunday.
Willie and Jake Schaal followed the
ball team TO Crystal Falls Sunday.
Sam Jacobs was a Mansfield visitor
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Helberg, the surveyor for the
Oliver Company. was a Mansfield Wis
itor Wednesday,
superintendent James Wall was a
Mansfield visitor Thursday Of last
week. Mr.. Wall was accompanied by
Dave Foley, Chief Of the Oliver Police
force. 1t is very probable that Mans
field viii soon have a deputy TO look
after the turbulent element.
Miss Hazel Riley left Wednesday OF
last week Tor Stambaugh, where she
will visit with her sister, Mrs. Paul
Clemens for some time.
A couple Of men have been engaged
to make some slight alterations as well
as to caloimine and plaster the school
house. IL Is figured that the work will
be completed in q week or two.
John Swanson has returned from
Menominee. where he has been under
the care Of DR.. Elwood for the past five
weeks. This is the second operation
that John has undergone within the
last year. Both have been highly sue
cessful and unless inflammation sets in
John will soon be able to 90 to work.
Sinking operations have been suspen
ded at the Mansfield shaft, and from
now on the crew will devote their time
10 timhering the shaft between the l4th
and 10Th levels, after which they will
start drifting.
Jimmie Southey has left us to look
for--greener pastures.
Mrs. Werner Fowler was a Crystal
Falls visitor last week.
Victor Hagerman was u visitor in
Crystal Falls last week.
Mr.. Andrew Olson and Miss Measler
visited at the home Of Capt, Edwards
Sunday.
Word has been received from Chester
Kieren, a former Mansfield boy who
has been out west for the last year,
saying that he is contemplating a trip
BACK 10 the iron country. All his
friends would be glad TO see Chester
again.
The Riverside Social Club will give
a frog supper some night next week.
The bunch OF youngsters that were
camping down the river are bach again
all smiling and happy after their stay
In the woods. Miss Ethel Ross acted
rs ~chaperon FOR the party.
Mr. George Usba and wife were Wis.
TORS in Crystal Falls Monday.
Mrs. Gutafson Of Amaa visited in
Sagola Wednesday.
Charles Peterson and son, Arthur.
were visitors in Crystal Falls Thursday
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