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Thursday to crush and lay the rock ON
the. road was unioaded Friday. but will
bA unable to operate until the latter
part OF the week. Theyswill crush rock
from the Mansfield rock. pile. from
which place it will be hauled.
One of the victims OF the sad drown
ing accident OF month or so ago has
never been recovered. II is the body
OF Lawrence ..Tomminen the twelve
year old lad OF the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. r. Edwards left
for Republic Wednesday morning.
Too Late for Last Week.
One OF the swellest events In the his
tory of Mansfield was the wedding re
ception given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richards at the club house Sat
urday evening by Nj. and Mrs. Thos.
Richards, parents of the groom.
Numerous friends of the.young cou-
pie were present and very enjoyable
time was had. During the early part
Of the eveninggdanciug was indulged
in, and at twelve o'clock an elaborate
wedding supper was served One Of
the pleasant events of the occasion was
the presentation by the Mansfield
friends of the young couple, of beau
tiful chest Of silverware and several
pieces Of cut glass
The out of town guests were Mrs.
II. Spauner and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. James Scanlon
and family Miss Hulda Widstrand,
Miss Rose Miller Chas Beck, Casper
Schmidt and Robert Geske of Crystal
Falls Arthur Menhennet Of Negaunee
and Arthur King Of Iron Mountain
Mr.. Arthur Menhennet returned to
his home in Negaunee Wednesday after
an extended visit at the home Of Rich.
ard Eddy.
Payne and Long are getting on very
nicely with their grading contract on
the Mansfield road
Messrs King and Newburg spent
Sunday evening ID Crystal Falls.
Mrs. John Ross and two children Of
Amasa spent the week end at the home
J Of Alex Ross, Mrs Ross will depart
shortly for Deerwood. Mimi, to Join
5 her husband who has responsible po.
sition there.
Alex and Willie Ross and Mary
) Hager left on Monday 70 resume their
work in tho Crystal Falls High School.
Miss Julia Bjork. primary teacher in
the public schools. arrived here on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Mason and daugh-
ter were Sagola visitors on Sunday.
Dr. J, p. Edwards was Republic
visitor Sunday and Monday Of this
week These little week end trips Of
che doctor have been very frequent
for the last year or two but ii Is expec-
tedthat they will terminate soon.
A number Of our Mansfield nimrods
spent Sunday and Monday In the vi.
cinity Of Peavy Falls, searching for
yiolators Of the game and fish laws
Messrs. Conlin and Boyle are moving
machinery into position to be used in
screening and crushing the gravel to be
used in surfacing the new road. They
expect within few days to have the
work we'll started
Mr.. Herbert Edwards was an Amasa
visitor on Wednesday. TO which place
he was called by Deputy State Game
Warden to assist in 'indentifying some
Finlsnders who are accused Of netting
streams in the vicinity Of Parks sid
ing.
Mrs. Francis Mseberg arrived here
from her home in M, son county on
Monday She will teach the grammar
grades of our school for the coming
year
Miss Katherine Corbett left Saturday
evening for Ypsilanti to resume her
school work She was accompanied by
her brother Justin who will visit with
her for q short time, returning later to
Milwaukee where he will be employed.
Miss Mclean beamed on Mansfield
friends Wednesday.
Robert Dory was n Mansfield visitor
on Wednesday. He accompanied Mr..
Payne by whom he is now employed.
Sam Johnson OF the Tobin location Is
working here for Conlin and Boyle.
Ward Wormwood spent Sunday and
Monday at his home at Amasa En-
route TO his home he had the pleasure
Of witnessing the Amasa bunch trim
the Crystal Falls team. To date he
hasn't said anything about the game
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