The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16

a former resident OF Negaunee, made
an automobile trip from the lower
range To Negaunee. together with his
family In order that he and his wife
might spend the thirtieth anniversary
OF their marriage in Negaunee. Capt.
and Mrs. Jacka. their daughters Min
ME and Jessie, and their sons, Mervin
and Sam. were The guests OF Jacpb
Jacka a brother of the captain, last
which was the anniversary
date, and the party remained until
Monday In order TO visit friends.
A six cylirder Auburn car brought
them through from Crystal Falls in
comfort as well as ia record time.
Capt. Jscka-left Negaunee some fifteen
or eighteen years ago and now super
vises the Corrigan Mckinney interests
at Crystal Falls. = Negaunee Iron
Herald.
DR.. Metcalf. who was recently APP
pointed health officer of this city, has
filled the position in that Office. since
his appointment. the best Of any that
we know Of. Mr.. Metcalf is working
hard 70 make Crystal Falls a clean and
sanitary city. De Is now on the
warpath with those who are keeping
unclean back yards and alleys and
Judging from the fact that the places
that were unssnitary before he took
Office. are not in svidene any more.
shows that he is coming ont successful
in bis work TO make Crystal Falls a
cleaner and healthier city.
Roy Winnie. organizer for the Loyal
Order Of Moose, is in the city this
week getting things in readiness TO
organize a lodge in this city. He has
been quite successful in securing appli-
cations during his short stay in the
city and il is expected that the work
of instituting the lodge will be taken
up shortly. The Moose Lodge is an old
and reliable order and many people
will undoubtedly take advantage Of the
special dispensation on rates while
the lodge is being organized.
f. Gilch. of Detroit, an eye specia-
list with forty years of experience at
fitting glasses. will be in Crystal Falls
next Monday and Tuesday for the purs
pose Of fitting glasses. He cures head
aches with glasses and gives special
attention TO children.
Mrs. Thee. Bruitt of Spokane,
Washington, and Mrs. John Flanagan
and daughter Hortense of Sagola.
Michigan, attended the Gollmsr Bros
circus at Crystal Falls Monday, and
in the evening were entertained by
Mrs. James F. Corcoran, at her home
on Fifth Street
Miss Inez Symons of Norway visit.
ed with Miss Ethel Chadbourpe for
the past two weeks and Miss Ethel
will visit at Norway this week with
her little friend
Miss Alice Berry returned 10 her
home at Marquette last Sunday after
spending several weeks visiting at the
home of Supt Saunders and family.
Miss Rosman Dove of Altoona, Ind
is in the city visiting at the home Of
her uncle, Charles Dove, Of the Great
Western Location.
Miss Jennie Hurja came home last
Saturday from Marquette where she
attended the summer course at the
Normal.
Miss Florence Solheim of Norway,
lie visiting her aunt Mrs Minnie Han
son of Cole City, who is spending the
summer months in Crystal Falls
Mrs. Pearl Bsily and baby daughter,
of Cincinnati who have been visiting
their mother. will leave tor their Gin
cinnati home this week
On page seven Of this Issue Will be
found complete list Of the MichIagn
Game and Fish laws. which should be
read over carefully by all who follow
up the sport.
Miss Nettie Meyers came from Flor
ence Wednesday to attend the meeting
OF the teachers While in the city sh o
was the guest Of Miss Carrie Pieiffer.
Miss Mayme Weed is away on her
vacation and will be the guest OF Miss
Ina Becrsft Of ST. Joe, Michigan.
Misses Anna Huff and Nellie Costello
of Florence were Crystal Falls visitors
Thursday OF last week.
Mrs Joseph Bittner was taken 10
Larson Hospital the first Of the weeE
for treatment.