The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27

church services Mr.. Richards took
them to his home for dinner before
returning them TO the west side.
Jake Oswald received painful hurt
while scufiiing with yonng fellow
at the Dunn mine Office last week Fri.
day. Jake and the fellow were in n
friendly bout when in some manners
Jake was thrown 20 the floor tearing
lose several or his ribs. He is able TO
be about town bat Is very sore.
When at the court house tho other
day Alex Rogers Sr.. had just received
la letter from his son. Alex who is
located at Palm Beach. Florida. Alex
has been in the south for over year
and has charge OF station down
there. He likes the country and eli.
mate.
Miss Gertrude Bates, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bates, Of Mans.
field. and George McCauley, OF Bad
Axe. were married at the home Of the
brides parents on Christmas eve.
Rev. VIM. b. Coombe was the officiat-
ing minister.
George Leonard came home last
Saturday from Albion college whore
be- is on his second years work
Supt Earl Richards purchased the
Kentucky saddle horse from Fred NJ
Reindl during the week.
Bert Johndrow came down from
Duluth to spend the Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose JON
drow. Thursday evening he left fer
Montreal where he spent the balance
of his vacation
Alois Flood got home Last Friday
night from his school duties at Big
Rapids. Alois ia all taken mp with
the ferris Industrial school and
thinks Gov. Ferris about the fines
gentleman be ever met.
Ticket numbered s64 held by B.
wathIa Antonio won the horse that
A. Menoelson. the enterprising local
merchant, gave away to-h is customers.
Mr. Mendelson enjoyed very fine
holiday patronage.
Miss Bert ErIkson was one Of the
many students, whose residence is
Crystal Falls. that came home for
the holiday vacation. Miss Bert Is a
student at the North Western Uni
yer ,sty at Evanston. III.
r. B. Webb left last Tuesday even
ny for Chicago where he will spend the
Christmas. Mr.. Webb went day
ahead of his schedule so as TO be surs
and escape the rush in travel.
Work was suspended on the CITY bail
last Tuesday evening TO allow the
masons and carpenters 20 90 home for
Christmas. There was general
exodus on Wednesday morning.
George Widstrand who is employed
by the Great Lakes Dredge and Dock !
Co. at Chicago, came home Wednes
day to spend the holidays with his
parents in this city.
THE Tragedies of the Copper Coun-
try Who is Responsiblet' will be !
the subject which Rev. W. b. Coombe
will discuss at the Methodist Church
on Sunday evening
Thos. Conlin spent last Thursday
and Friday in the vicinity OF st. Tx
mace on business connected with the
l. 0. o. F. Encsmpment of which he I
is the executive officer
The children Of the Methodist sunday
school had their annual Christmas
program and tree last Wednesday
evening. Each Of the little once we're
remembered with present
I. Mrs. Roy Whitehead of Amass spent
yesterday in the city visiting friends
The Whiteheads expect 10 move 10
Alpha late in the winter
Nels Flodin came down from Mar
quette last Tuesday prepared TO bid on
the Macdonald machinery but had TO
return without doing anything because
OF the postponement of the sale.
Herb and Bertil Larson came home
last Friday TO spend the vacation with
their parents. DIR and Mrs G r.
Larson.
John Sepel came nome from Chicago
last Wednesday 10 spend the Christ.
mas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
John Sepel
Mr. and Mrs W. II lobe spent most
Of the week at Chicago visiting with
friends over the Christmas holiday.
Clarnec - Dryer left Tuesday even
ing for Detroit TO spend his Christmas
vacation with his many friends in the
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