The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-10-04

on an automobile Q Y tnat Will event
ually end at st. Petersburg. Fla. He
has been arranging his a for the trip
and has il so fixed that he and Mrs.
Kimball will be able TO live in the car
the entire time. The back of the
front seat Is hinged so that il let's
down like a Pullman berth A small
mattress and blankets will be carried
along with a complete cooking outfit
and dishes. A collapsible table COM
pletes the outfit aud a lean to-tent can
be- added later. His sheet iron stove
Is q model In itself. With this outht
they will be prepared 20 stop anywhere
night overtakes them. They will go
first 10 lower Michigan by way of
Chicago and from there 10 Niagara
Falls after which they will urn south
and make for Washington and there
they will Gloss the Patomic n con-
tinuv on TO Florida.
Assessor Brown received back the
tax rolls of the city of Crsytal Falls
and finds that the commission put all
the figures back where they originally
were excepting that of the Great
Western mine TO which an addition of
$40, 900 was made by the board Of re-
view. Why the Great Western was
excepted cannot be made out for thai
property certainly deserved to be re
duced as we'll as all the others.
Supervision Harry q. Morrison was
in Crystal Falls last Wednesday attend
ing TO tie work of settling the bills for
the Mansfield niine tor the past two
weeks tor the Oliver company. Mr..
Morrison has chars &c OF the Mansfield
work az well as hat at the Michigan
ID. A. Brothreton who has been do
ing the city engineering this summer.
was last week appointed the repres-n-
tative of Escanaba to the American
road congress and he left here Monday
evening tor Detroit TO be present at
the meeting.
The Hebrew residents of the com
munity held their ceremonies Of
the holiday week in the Justified hall,
their usual place OF holding service.
A number were in attendance from
the surrounding places and all OF the
stores we're closed on Thursday and
Friday.
r. b. Webb has received an order
for a steel garage TO be erected for
John X. Stolberg on the lot back OF
Mr.. ~Stolberg's theatre. The new
garage will be the first of it's kind
erected here. although there are many
of them throughout the country.
Yep Jay will move his laundry into
the Stolberg b~uilding on the rear OF
the corner lot. Yep has been located
in the Melcher building 80 long that
it seems second nature TO turn the
corner to the north when going to the
laundry. Hereafter one will have to
turn 10 the south.
Fl. o. Frick win leave today with
Mrs. FricK and Dorothy ia their car
for Milwaukee which place will be
their residence for a time. Mr.. Frick
expects to drive through in n couple
of days and will go by way of the
east side Of the Fox River.
}. II. Parks left this week for St.
Petersburg, Fla. where he will spend
the winter. Mr.. Parks has disposed
Of his farm and his cottage at Chica.
gon lax and Is nov free from all of
his investments here that required his
Immediate supervision.
Some thief stole the two hind tires
off the Ford car OF Lewie Clemowitz
one night early in the week. When
il gets so that tires are taken from
machines standing in their garages
we are coming to a mighty strange
pass in this town.
MOTu ItltlNtu W I'LL duN Nins
Paul Schook from their daughter Lima
at Madison saws that she is very home
sick but is "buckling INTO. /" her
work IN hopes to wear away the feel
ing. Miss Lima is a good student.
The Hamel case, action brought by
the creditors against the firm OF bank
ers whose failnre impoverished many
Gladstone people, has been postponed
until the January term Of the Dickin.
son county court.
Mr.. and Mira. Harry Rosinquist re.
turned from their wedding trip last
week. They will make their nome in
Crystal Falls for the present as Mr..
Rosencuist IL IN tue train service in
this vicinity.
Captain Pingilly Ia visiting with his
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