davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-18
Wise Precautlon.

6hopper-I want to buy necktie suitable for my husband. Salesman Sorry, madam. but we are not per mitted to sell neckties to women who are unaccompanied by men.-Puck,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-18
Where Foliage Comes From. .

A teacher was explaining to . lit- tie girl how ths trees developed their foliage in the springtime. "Ah. yes" said the little miss. T understand: they keep their summer clothes In their trunks. Christian Regj~ter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
WOMAN'S WORLD OF
WORK AND PLEASURE

Developing good form In her appear
dnce. She usually acts upon the de
sire to do the things necessary in her
social career in the best form Even
90 athletics. 10 tennis or golf she
sees th" Importance OF irariuE rho
rules OF o." game and getting the
best results hy playing 900 form n
Is true mar She often strives to ne
neat and orderly and have some sys
tom 300 her management of The house.
hold. Bu' o. i- the rare woman "a ho
has carried this 20 th" point ~ per
forming her housrhoId tasks with
This same good form Take th"
kitchen work for example Form
her" has been defined o.. 60 certain
Grft. finished Nay ~ handling uteu
sis and economiling material, of AL
kinds"
As O. former chef to royalty saws
There is e way 90 stand 81 tho table.
erect and we'll poised and Ig-t ur
enough away go that your apron does
NOT brush araIn=t rfs edtr and aocu
mulafr iin" of spots Form BIZ more
th" result of thought and prlrfira
than Of any instruction Blt Just fry
for prce tu see how many dishes YOU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
TETRAZZINi LIKES
PANCAKES Favored
WITH VANILLA SUGAR

Most parlors have N least one
record OF a Te'razzini opera solo
and now here IS her pancake recipe
f0r rho kitchen
Tetrazzini likes pancakes And
not ALWAYS being able 20 get rho kind
most suited 70 her taste. she commit
fed her favorife reccip. 20 memory.
and she gives b. 20 OBJ" reporters
when they interview her that Bis 81
she happens 70 Ike the reporters
Here 70 the recipe FOR Tctrazzini
pancakes
OnehaH pint ~ milk =
pound ~ fDur. - fresh eggs.
the rind ~ lemon grated
in, and n dish of vanilla suz-
ar
Tctrazzini admits that she con
eunes just FIVE Of these wonderful
oak"s az an aIoVtrrr. for ono meal
GOOD Form m KITCHENS.
Woman has always. since fho be-.
ginning ~ time Devoted hours m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25

The Glass residence at Kenwood
Place was the scene OF an ENJOYABLE
social event Thursday evening when
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Glass enter
tanned with dlnner-dance for Ms.
Raymond skinner Clark. Of New
York. formerly Miss Helen Burt Of
this city. Other out-of'oWn guests
here for the PAUL Sands wedding
viii be- honor guests The dinner
VIII be- appropriately appointed with
daiiodils and other spring flowers
figuring prominently in all dccora-
tlunS There were covers for the
out-of-town guests ana members Of
Wheclin2's FIRST society and follow
inc the dinner. dancing was the di-
version with music by saVaphone
orchestra Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs John Sands Of Glen
Ridge. y. J.. Miss I.aBeilc DUNLAP. OF
New York; Mr. Fairfield Peterson. Of
New York; Mr. Horatio Monroe Reed.
OF New York CITY. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond :. Clark. of New York. Mss
Theodore Brown. OF ScWick.ey. Pa g.
Mr. William Coulter. Of Grepusburg
Pa. Dorothy Sanford. OF knoxville.
Tenn. and Others. Tie WhS-iiug
guests included the usual list for frst
society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
The ALLY CHIT.CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
The Power of Association.

yesterday morning I sat Gown 10 10
some sewing in the happiest Of morn
ING moods. And then. As reached out
my hand and took up the piece Of
sewing. there swept over me such n
feeling of depression and unhappiness
that II actually seemed TO me as ~
dark clouds had shut out the bright
morning sun.
And what do YOU think was the
reason: simply this.-the last tim.
/ had sewed on that particular articl /.
! mad been In that mood OF depressto1
ann dlscpuragement. and when l took
up again the wonderful power "
association momentarily brought bac ?.
the mood.
nat tremendous force this pow.r
OF ASSOCIATION is II almost seems as
some actual force like electricity
were lurking in that bit % sewing
reaGE 70 come to life at my touch
Ana what a wonderful power IL has
10 IT axe us happy or unhappy To lent
charm or destroy Il, The robins
morning call seems a very sweet and
haTpy sound ia me. My mother hates
II. IL seems THAI one summer when
she was a little xirl she was very ~
Nlent AFTER night she lay awake tor
tured by pain. and then. Just AT dawn
when the pain subsidized and she might
have fallen blessedly asleep. the rob
ms would begin 10 call TO each other
ana keep IL up until sleep had been
driven away. That was over so wears
ago. and still she remembers when she
hears that sound.
The power of association has much
TO do with out preferences in the way
OF names.-more. I think. than we 20
aiize. IL We really try believe W..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25

can trace most Of our likes and dis
likes In this matter back 10 people
who have borne the name. For In
staEce. | have deep love for the
name David. I love To hear Il spoken.
not because | think IL Is musical or
beautiful in itself. but for the sake
81 boy who bore IT, Perhaps YOU
knew him too. for he is a little citizen
Of the world OF letters. the David Of
Barrie's Little White Bird.
Taste and smell are two of the
humblest of our senses They seem
purely physical whereas hearing and
sight are more mental. And Yet taste
and smell are the Commonest channels
80 this tremendous force OF associa-
tion.
Do YOU remember in Crawford when
Peters father iiogged him for some
'rick and he ran away? II was in the
sioreroom helping my mother To make
,oUslip wine" writes dear Miss Mat
~" in describing this dreadful oc-
casion. 4 cannot abide the wine
now nor the scent Of the flowers. They
'urn me sick and faint as they did
that dav when Peter came in"
And again. T. there anything NOR,
powerful in all I<inlinE than that won
dorful refrain. The smell OF the wat =
Tie at LIchtenburg. riding in in the
rain
Yes. u certainly - a wonderful thing
this power 80 association. Nor is Il
just 'ircamers like me who think
Already the scientists have made won
dcrful US" Of u IN the grilling OF GRIM
inals and in the treatment OF nervous
diseases. Who knows what they will
do with il before the twentieth CEN
fury is past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Hurn-MilL.r wrddlrn-

prrf., wedding Vas -cloruizrd
a' the Vance Memorial church ThIr-
day worrius Whom Miss Htlel Miller
became th- bride ~ SIR Archie T.
HTpr. Ir The ceremony Uas per
formed ~ @ O'Clock Dos Frt James
81 Potter tha pastor Orlv members
Of fHr immediate families acre pros
emit aud fniiavirE fho wedding Wr and
Mrs ilupp we're driven fo town 800
au auto lrd took fn. train east for
o. HONEYMOON triH after which they
uiI he H borne 90 EdrnvooI after
'N, rr.t OF Juu" The hr.g. VAS .f.
I-nI .n .oRu ~ t'u. .tt ropiIr
lrI oUr. t rlr-t-' bouquet rf or
r'ff. nrI IIfs tf fhr valley Niaq
Itr.. NIrrI-s daughter OF SIR and
Nf Wilson 20 furrI-. preceded fhr
r.uuI. 'o tla d'fIr H.I -h" wore ~
fr... n' SOL IHD. nIrr blue satin Nr
q q Imhr.r arI Mr. IS b. uurru-s
n.r. fhn u.hers
Th' .DUr Irnpie tr" popularity
lruHu .r. OH. bride f.. ffo daughter
w Nr If.rr WU.r tho Vtu SNOW 20
u.Hui..fYrrr and fha groom o. frr
Hr .f tr.Hr o. Urrp and holds
.uur- 100. position H.'. fHr Geo
E..fr. COMPANY a number oft e',.
ltrf lif- vr. received which 100.
fa-f fl" popularity of fhe tnuur eco.
OLD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
For Miss P=nry.

Miss Chariot" U,rTs. who Is soon
Goo we'd MIR William = Eruckc was
honorcd with pretty evening affair
given af the home 81 Miss Alberta
Frederick. Wednesday evening
Tn. evening Wi- spent iu social Gt
versions and at late hour % dainty
luncheon vas served Tn. table was
pr"ftIly decorated a. mound ~ pink
IGi white carnations heinz boo the
center of tho table alf ttr place
card. 0er. of dainty Int aud white
water cu'ura
Present were N's-t- Charlotte
H'ury Minnie Hrrato Edus r.ucse.
Laura Rocker. Eliza CoImar. Margaret
SrtUiun and Ne.d1me- Chester BeT-
schcy and VIII CoImdr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Verdict in OeVison Case.

special Dispatch T. the InteIhgencer.
CHICAGO. Ill. April IA verdict
or suicide due 10 dependency caused
by marital unhappiness was returned
today by a cOroneTs jury following
the inquest into the death OF Mrs II
{. Davinson and three-year-old son.
found dead at the Commercial hotel
April H.
\ written statement by Kennedy
Frev. of Wheeling ". Va. brother of
Mrs. Dawson. explained the tragedy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25

can cook Will" Keeping YOUR apron
spntess. using th" newest possible
utensils. and making. 80 far 40 Won
can help ". not single unnecessary
movement
You may think this advice Of Use
only to the woman who does her own
work. or ~ no." maid But even !.
you are only superint-ndress o. Your
own kitchen aud pantry. you buy the
utensils aud have voice In their tr.
rangcment How greatly do You con.
Germ yourself with the newest .n.
Nontious Zoo household utensils. DO
YOU keep an eye on advertisement g..
or o." what your neighbour is doirs
100 that regard. to learn u Won sr.
ncEi"cting any opportunities Tint
II u hat man docs 10 connection
With bus business or profession YoI
would much prefer tp shop 90 70 place
h.'h doe business under the most
modern system Of convenience And
o. sou ~ fu a doctor who d. u-iu..
awkward and autIIuitci instruments.
YOUR contden'" 900 him d.. slightly
shaken. Su would "a maid prefer 10
work 900 that kitchen which i- re-.
Earded as an important part ~ tho
house and which o. supplied with no.
t".date necessities. and. ir possible.
luyuric-
A. Tor the woman who docs her
own work. o. the same chef iaNs.
Lille for women is Too fuii. too iu.
iHf"stinE to have go many hours uf
DO turned '1 dnigDrt Got rid Of
drudgnrF as flr as you can There
ar" Wans -O many labor saving
devices some Of passing value. some
~ permanent OF course. sou mu q
test these and D." sure that Won
rlH-sr fIs permanent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
We Pay For Your Helu

hen YOU have the chance to easily
ma Ne some money. won't YOU take IL?
u VIII mean money In your pocket IL
W can provide your friends with our
unusual combination insurance for nom
usciH or aIc0holic liquors. This insur-
shct pays an Income during disability
rom any kind OF accident in addition
70 insuring the life for a subetantiaI
sum. Rates are lower than usually paid
TT I've insurance alone. This IL the
HhlN poHcy in existence giving apaciaI
90" rates To temperate people
Here Ii Our Offer
Just send W the names OF a few OF
your friends who ought 10 have this
KIND 81 protection and We will present
we hdvantas" OF the insurance 30 them
without usinE your name unless per-
United When the policy is issued and
paid Tor. YOU will receive a liberal com
mission. That's fair. isn't H. and worth
q lev minutes OF your time 10 get your
list IN hrst. This Is case where
Iromptness will pay. Write TODAY
AMERrCAN TEMPERANCE LrYD
INSURANCE AsSOCIArTOH
2sS Broadway. Dept. ais. New York.
apr. 1925
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Star Liant Dance.

The popular Cotillion cab VIII en-
terrain The members with star light
noN city dance Monday evening This
Will be something new IN dancing cir
clcs and surprise Is in store for all
members attending Professor Fred
Becker will BE- en- charge and the spe-
c!al dance program will be- rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25

nounced for some time. stole a march
on her many friends and the young
people went to Pittsburgh where the,
were married Tuesday evening. The
bride is a popular young lady ana
many affairs have been given in her
honor The groom is a well known
glass worker of Bellaire and favor
ably known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25

Take meats on. hickory NUT. pound
fine. and add mixed ground spice and
nu'mcst Make fro4tiue a- COR eabc.
-'ir meats ari spires boo. putting fl
enough 90 make Dr. convenient fu
handle flour fIs band. mtk. re
miVtur" into 1'ls 200. .il. OF r.f
mrEe ay them 0u hu.trr.g fr. ri.
inE runu fl spread 1885,. Iu4 q..,t
oven They arc delicious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Arion Auxiliary Affair.

The members Of the Ladies' Aux
iliary CT the AriOn society entertain
ed with another OF their enjoyable
card parties Thursday afternoon and
The AFFAIR was quite enjoyable Prizes
were awarded and luncheon served.
Mrs. Louis Rabig. Mrs Peter Bonen-
berger and MIS- Frank Diegiller were
In charce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Kitchen Shower

Alissc. Vera Foster and AErd Meg
Itch entertained with % kitchen show
rr az the former, home 90 wood.
lawn Tuc-dav evening and tho az
fair was for Miss Amy DI.rueer Who
g. . We'd Mr. Henry Clousr in fh"
near future The following were DO.
quests Misses AMY WerinEcr. Ma.
10 Kelley. clara Miller. Anna Miller.
aura N"rry. sara Foster. Lillian
Kelley. Stella DicruEcr. Name C!ous @
and Nina NeglirL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
MeClure-Heldeffer,

The wedding OF Miss Bernetta Hell
defer. of East Eleventh street. and
Mr.. James Mcclure. OF Elm Grove.
took place on Thurs Ny evening al
\ o'clock at the Stone church manse
on stone Church road. by Rev. l.. b.
LcWeIiyn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Matkins.Wiestlinn-

Tn" wedding of Miss Sara West
ling. OF the Island. and Mr. Wilbur
W. Watkins will take place Saturday
after which the young people will
take short trip and be at home to
their friends On the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Dance Party

Mrs. + J HOLLOWAY vii entertain
this evening with dance party ~
her home. JOHN. and VT and Mrs.
" W HOLLOWAY viii lehrlfr their
second wedding anniversary on sat
urdGy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25

Miss Bertha Bleifuss. of Wheeling,
who is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Edward Daesch, of Columbia Terrace.
was honored at an informal card par
ty last evening at which Miss Ger
trude Maloney was hostess at her
home on Swami street. Pink carna.
ticns and ferns were used to embeL
lish the apartments in use for the af-
fair and three tables were in service.
At In O'Clock the guests we're asked
To the dining room where an elegant
~ appointed collation. was served. -
Parkersburk State Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
Home Economies Department.

The home economics department of
the Woman's club will hold a bust
ness meeting this afternoon at the
a. o. L. W. rooms and Miss Stewart
OF Pittsburg, will be here to lecture
on Parcel Post and will illustrate the
lecture with lantern slides.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25
DINNER DANCE
AT GLASS HOME

Given Fer Mrs. Raymond S. Clark
and Other Guests Here For Wed
ding-Archie T. Hupp, Jr.,
WEEDS Miss MilIer-Other Sc
eial Events to Be Given
For Guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-25

by Bentfelds full orchestra of Bel.
laire.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-03
Florence Gets Track Meet

The Menominee Range High school
track meet will he held nc Florence
this spring-the last of MAY or first OF
June
Crystal Fails, Iron River, Stambaugh,
Florence, Iron Mountain, Norway and
Vulcan will probably enter a large
number of contestants.
The events Of the meet will consist
Of a so 100 and go yard dash a i. a
and mile run "a standing and run.
ming broad Jump; standing and inn-
ming high jump a l20 yard and 2SO
hurdled race relay race of 4 mile !
pole vaulting and II pound shot.put
Events to take place at the ball park
Mining News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-03
U. p. Counties For Suffrage

The official majority against woman
suffrage IN the election this year IN
Michigan was 80 iiI
There were 26l, $50 against and l6s !.
i3S for.
With the exception OF Houghton
practically all of the counties IN the
upper peninsula went IN favor Of the
amendment. Sixteen counties were
carried by the suitragists Alcona'
Antrim. Barags, Benzie. Chippewa,
Grand Traverse. Iron, Keweenaw,
Luce. Marquette, Montmorency,
Oceana. Ontonagon. Rosecommon'
Schoolcraft and Van Buren,.
The fremens pension amendment
did not suffer such singing defeat
for the vote from all but Macoml
county shows the amendment defeated
10y majority of "a. i0j, the vote be
ing. For 49, 4ii against 202 14O.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-03

The many friends DR.. Griswold has
made since he came 10 Crystal Falls
will be pleased 10 learn that he has
landed very good thing in the super
jndency OF the Detroit Hospital for
contagious diseases and tuberculosis.
DIR (sriswold went Co Detroit 10 look
tina nosition over and decided to accept
IL.
Wonders will never cease 10 barpen
and one of the greatest surprises that
Crystal Falls has received in many a
day was the news that Conductor John
Havey had deserted bachelorhood, to
which everyone believed that he was
forever attached. He WAS married
some four weeks ago 10 Miss Dasie
Powers at Milwaukee.
VIM. Hurley. AN attorney Of Iron
Mountain. one of the Oldest of the
range pioneers and man we'll known
all along its length, was found dead in
his office at Iron Mountain last Satur.
day.
The fire alarm was sounded yester-
day afternoon on account of a small
blaze at the Dawson residence. The
firemen responded but found il I'M
necessary TO turn on the water.
Mrs. Frank Molrell. who was opera
ted upon recently at the General Hos
pital is reported AS getting along
nicely.
Peter Cossette purchased the coniec.
tionery business of n. NJ. Jacobs last
week and his son, Ernest will conduct
the business hereafter in the old stand.
Complaint is made that boys, espec.
tally on the mining locations are in
the habit of throwing rocks at those
passing in automobiles.
Vulcan was the scene Of another
murder last Sunday when Ricardo
Bouhese shot and killed lsadore Pom.
cheri.
The Board of education has secured
John NJ. Driver OF Chicago As com.
mencement orator He will speak on
June 18TH
The Rebekahs are giving their an
nual children party in the Diamond
Drill hall this afternoon.
Henry Citizen OF Iron Mountain was
in the city this week visiting at the
home of his brother, John Citizen.
Bony Dixon is pitching for the Mil.
waukee clud Of the W league and is
making good
X. NJ Notes purchased Ford
automobile during the week
GIRL WANTED - Good wages paid
Mrs J r Corcoran.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-03
Notice

All properly owners, mining COM
panies aud explorers who have upon
their premises test pits, shafts OF open
pits are hereby notified that unless the
law which provides for the fencing of
snch pits or SHAFTS is complied with the
undersigned will take steps 30 enforce
the law. The safety OF human life, rs
we'll as that Of dumb animals. depends
upon the enforcing Of this law and
propoes TO protect life and property so
far A. IL lies in my power so to do.
Vim. II. Jobe,
Mine Inspector.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-03

Jim Halsda and brother Mike will
leave next Tuesday for Seymour Wis.
where they will engage in the meat
business
Mrs. g. Kinsey of Fon du Lac, Wis
former resident Of this place was IN
the city this week visiting friends
Prosecuting Attorney Waifen WAS IN
the city Yesterday on business
Tom Nash purchased The Darling
automobile duriug the week
House for sale in Maple Grove. Also
a mix COW and household furniture,
stoves, etc. Inquire OF Jim Holiday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-03
SCHOOL
vnkNoTTES

Mr.. Hughes has resigned his princi-
palship to accept tfe principalship Of
the Western High School at Bay City,
Mich.
The boys are ont for pase ball and
expect TO play one or two games this
season
Supt Hill returned Sunday from the
trip he made into Lower Michigan in
search of teachers.
Supposed speech of George Washing
tor at Valley Forge, written for En-
glish class by Kathryn Erikson.
! Comrades. the condition IN which we
lind ourselves are not OF the hest We
we're not always clothed in rags. nor
did orr feet. bare for the want of
shoes. always leave oot.prints stained
with blood on the snow.
Some Of you perhaps have loved ones
at home who have nothing more than a
crust to still their hunger.
But there are worse hardsnips to en
dure. more battles 10 fight, more VIC
( tories TO win III we would reach that
goal toward which we are striving.
! Now when tho clouds hang lowest,
when the storm Seems ready To break
and AL seems dark, now is the time TO
show of what we are made. 10 learn to
/ its fullest extent the meaning OF loyal
~. 10 endure the worst hardshlps that
any army was ever called upon TO en-
dure. We must not give mp for our
cause is the cause Of Righteousness,
Freedom, and Liberty Never must we
submit to England 5 tyranny, nor a.
handon our cause.
Perhaps il is for the best that while
we eat our moldy crusts with frozen
fingers, Howe men at Philadelphia
feast and make merry. When the time
comes for the final struggle We Will be
better fitted than they are because of
the hardships we have had to endure.
Remember Livington, Princeton and
Trenton. God forbid that we should
let IL be said that those brave heroes
who fell there died in vain. There is
Just God watching over the destlnes
of nations who will not forget his
chosen people in their darkest hour
He will moi allow troops hired for the
purpose to rob us Of life, liberty and
all we hold dear.
Posterity viii honor and love us for
what we do Children will rise 10 sing
our praises. Our names will forever
be famous in the country for whose in
dependence are now striving
And now men. once more we will 20
forward brave and steadfast 20 the end,
fearing nothing. Drawing all, tor the
noblest cause that ever men tonight for,
the Cause OF Righteousness, Freedom,
and Liberty.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-03

The Greek workmen who were EN-.
ployed on the railroads about here lett
for Milwaukee early in the week and
with them went the accounts which
the foreman had run with several OF
the local merchants. The fellow had
accounts running well into the hun
dreds for material. clothing and such
goods that ne had purchased in his
name for the men under him. He
departed so suddenly with his crew
that the merchants didn I know he
as gone
Frank Diste, Jr.. Of Laurium, one
she firm of the Peninsular Heating
nd Plumbing Co which has the con
tract 10 do the work on the new school
building called on rs Thursday Mr..
Distel will be in Crystal Falls all sum.
mer supervising the operations Of ms
company. He is prepared TO take on
other work in the city az may be seen
from AN ad which the FIRM has ~ an Z
other column Of this issue
John II. Parks came home from
Florida last Thursday looking the pic
ture OF health after his winters stay
in the tropics. Mr.. Parks will remain
IN Crystal Falls until the cold winds
If fall come again.