The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-09-09


Clara Jacobson-Grade III.
Merle l.. Gibson-Grade III.
Mary G.. Morrison--Grade /.
Efiie Nj. ks-Kindergarten.
Ada NJ. Camp-Music and Drawing.
The 'Amasa school has grown won
derfnlly in the last few years and even
now. lowing to The increase of school
population, the building of new school
is being contemplated.
The rooms are filled to over flowing
and IL the prospects for the coming
year are bright we will be in need of a
new building and more. teachers before
the term ends.
A good High School course Is offered
and knowledge Is gained by all who
are willing to apply themselves.
Miss Mary Morrison visited her
home at Crystal Falls over Sunday
Miss Florence Funkey returned to
her home at Hancock Monday.
George Hughes left last Saturday for
Quinnesec where he will visit his par
ents over Labor day.
Miss Effie Parks went TO her home at
Crystal Falls last Saturday.
Miss Merle f. Gibson entertained
the sewing society at her home last
Friday evening. A large crowd atten-
ded and all report having had fine
time.
Mrs Steve Mikoliski is improving
nicely.
The Amass base ball team played an
exciting game at Crystal Falls last
Sunday The .Amasa boys won bv
score of 3 to 1. Crystal Falls played
a return game Labor Day winning the
game with score of . to 0.
The Ladies Aid OF the NJ T.. church
gave supper and concert at the Town
Hall last Monday evening. A large
crowd attended.
Messrs. Howard and George Hooper
visited Miss Rhoda Hooper CD Labor
day.
Mr. Charles w. Hughes, Jr returned
home Monday from long visit with
relatives in Canada and other points.
The attraction was SO great that he
will return in the near future.
M-. August Martin is on the sick
list this week,
Mr.. Charles Sanboin and Miss Irene
Rosenquist of Crystal Falls drove over
Monday for the game.
The Hemstite Rural school opened
Tuesday, Sept. 5. with Miss Margie
Crow, of this place as teacher.
Miss Genevieve Uren returned Mon
day from Crystal Falls where she has
been visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Mildred Promo and Miss Clara
Nolingberg drove to Crystal Falls Sun
day TO the ball game.
Mr.. Ward NORWOOD from the
Mansfield mine is home visiting his
parents.
Miss Edna Crow left Sunday night
for Milwaukee where she will attend
the normal.
Mr. Jack Lind and Mr. Nordstrom
drove over from Crystal Falls to attend
the ball game Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Abe Gill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Grattan visited the Roy
croft farm at Sidnaw Monday.
She-(A stranger in Amasa What
makes the boys here all look so sickr"
He-"Oh the Bloomer Girls were
here last Thursday and gave them a
beating that will take a few days to
recover from the effects
/ wonder Ed and John. our usual
stand by's tailed US 80 when they were
pitted against ''only girls. Evident
~ Carries "charms" carried her past
both first and second bases Wake up.
boys they're old at that game. and are
even capable OF fussing the pitcher
and Jim is hard GU to fuss.
Miss Nellie Sullivan visited friends
in Crystal Falls over Sunday.
Mr.. Jessen OF the Grand Union Tea
company was in town the fore part Of
the week.
Mrs John Ross and children visited
friends IN Crystal Falls over Sunday.
Miss Olga Anderson returned Tues
day from a prolonged visit at Iron
Mountain. Iron River and Crystal
Falls.
1Mr. Ira Odgers was business Wis