The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-27

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ming OF the state championship by
Manistee during the last week. Manis-
tee won the pennant in the state
league and Battle Greek Ia the South
Michigan league. A series for the
championship was arranged and
Manistee won three out of the i've
games played. Frank Notice. who
played third base and Tallion who
played short, were the two responsible
for winning Of the games. Notices
batting in the third game went a long
way towards giving the game to
Manistee and in the deciding game
with Manistee behind and but one
inning TO play TaIlion deliverd the
hit that sent two runs across and won
the game.
Isaac Sodergard and Edith Runquist
were married at the Finnish Lu'hern
parsonage Saturday last week. Sept.
goth Eva and Hilja Hoikka were the
witnesses. Isaac S~odergard is a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Sodergard and
was born in Crystal Falls go years ago;
he Is a brakeman on the e.. st. p. Ry.
The bride is a daughter of MIR. and
! Mrs Andrew Ronquist; she also was
born in Crystal Falls being now 10
years old.
Tom Behan spent last Sunday at
Green Bay. He expected to get to
Craystal Falls on the morning tram
Monday bat the conflicting reports OF
! the time the train was behind result
ed in his breakfasting when he ought
to have been swinging onto the last
| coach result he did not get back
unilt the evening.
John Oscar Void of Republic and
Mrs. Sophie Wertanen the widow Of
! Herman WertaDen who was murdered
in a saloon at Crystal Falls about five
] years ago, were married en- Monday
last Sept. 22nd. Miss Hilja Ronquist
Of Crystal Falls and Mr.. Gabriel
Kotomaki, a brother of the bride,
we're the witnesses, Rev. Hoikka
officiating.
James Flood, Jr. left last Tuesday
! night for Big Rapids where he will
take a course at the Ferris Institute.
Jimmie" graduated from the high
school a year ago and spent a year
knocking about in general business to
get an idea as TO what course he ought
to take up. He finally decided to take
J a general business course and will
stick to Ferris until il is finished.
Judge o Brien will 90 TO Houghton
/ this afternoon to listen TO the argu-
g ments in the strike injunction case at
Houghton next Monday. This &C
9 tion is brought to modify the i%njunc.
ton that has been already issued
4 The ladies' aid will meet with Mrs.
Croghan's next Tuesday at 3 T. NJ.
o Plans will be made and work com
/. menced on the Christmas Bazaar.
Q Lunch Will be served at 80. Every
Q one very cordially invited
Gen. Mgr. Munger was down from
Duluth last Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the state a commission
here. He was accompanied by Gen.
Supt. Chas. Il. Lawrence OF STAN
baugn.
Lebarron Margison came here from
British Columbia, where he has Deen
for the past two years TO visit with his
family. Labarron IL. looking well and
evidently the climate OF British Column
bia agrees with hIm.
Judge Il. q. flanagan is spending
the week with his son. Clement
Flanagan. who is on a visit home
from the west. Judge Flanagan met
him at Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. Clark, one Of last years teachers
in the city schools, who was here on a
visit, left Tuesday evening tor Madison
where he will take a course at the I'M
iyersity.
Susie A. Dickens and Charles b.
Thompson OF Milwaukee were united
IN marriage at the Methodist psrson-
age last Monday afternoon, Rev. w. y.
Coombe officiating.
Capt. John Erickson and M. b.
McGee attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Lustheld at Milwaukee, last week.
I They returned the early part Of this
week.
Mrs. Charles A, Peterson, Vivian
3 Scadden, Alberta Bosanko, Diem
| Sempke and Arthur Petts left for Iron
: Mountain last night TO aettnd the
Menominee Range Young Peoples
Uuion. Mrs. Peterson is President
, of the Union
Letter received from Harry jacobson
tells us 10 forward his paper TO Cedars,
Miss near Vicksburg.