The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-28

morning from three weeks visit in
Florida
/ Miss Jennie Godin Of Florence.
Wis. Is in the city the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs r. Papineau.
A baby girl arrived at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs CIvde Henry last Tues
day. Mother aud child are getting a.
long nicely.
Frank ID. Mead prominent in legal
circles OF the upper peninsula and
gentleman well known. here died at
his home at Escanaba. last Saturday.
Ed Widstrand, of the Great Lakes
Dredge and Dock Company of Chicago.
arrived in the city last Monday morn
ing to pay short visit to his parents
and many friends IN this city.
The well driller who has been operat-
ing at Herman Holmes place struck
water at AZ feet. The flow is not large.
but sufficient TO furnish supply for
the house.
VIM. X. Dawson contracted severe
cold while in attendance at the odd
Fellow convention at Escanaba, and
was confined to his home several DAYS
this week.
Rev. William Poyseor. of Crystal
Falls, has returned to his home after
attending the funeral of William
Mitchell. He was a former rector of
Holy Trinity Church. Iron Min.
Tribune, Gazette
MIS- James Pesrco of Crystal Elisa
who has been visiting in the city with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Rongh
for the past two weeks lsft for her
home this morning to join her hus-
band. Marquette Chronicle, Negaunee
Dept.
That snow and cold weather can't
stop Harley Davis motorcycle from
travelling was made plain last Monday
when Joe Bittner took a Joy ride TO
Iron River and Stambaugh, making
the trip in remarkably good time and
without any mishaps.
A large number of people attended
the program at Breggers Opera house
last Thursday night. the special at
traction being two reels of pictures
showing how copper mining 10 done
at the Calumet and Hecla. re proved
10 be an interesting program,
The home Of Supt. Richards Is
qusrantined on account of diptherIa
The two younger boys. Harold and
Clarence, are down with the disease.
At one time Harold was reported as
being quite sick but later reports are
that both of the boys are getting along
nicely.
The Dioiite bowling team will ar
rive in the city on tonights train and
will bowl against the local team Of
this city, at Floods alleys This is
considered one of the strongest teams
in the copper country, the team hav.
ing in their line up several crack
bowlers.
Miss Grace Wilson, left for Mil
waukee Wis. last week where she
will remain for a few weeks to take J
mp the spring styles at Bloomingheld' s |
Millinery wholesale house. Miss Grace |
will then leave for Princeton. Wis |
where she has accepted position as
hat trimmer Of that city.
Sam Bridges has been busy all week |
moving his stock from the Koepeke
block, where he has been located |
since the time of the fire. to his old |
location on which carpenters are just
putting the finishing touches The
building has been entirely remodeled.
inside and outside and when Mr.,
Bridges gets his stock in place he
will have neat and attractive store.
Richard Welsh and John Atherton
moved their barber equipment to their
new stand in the Lindsay building last
Tuesday and are now comfortably To-
Gated in their new quarters. The boys
have added a bath room. toilet room
and shampoo equipment as we'll as
many other new fixtures. which makes
it neat and up to-date tonsorial par
lor.
Two Polish young men of the Great
Western location ranging in age from
ls 10 81. were arrested last Saturday |
on complaint of fellow country |
man. whose charges were that they
attempted TO do him great bodily
harm. The complainant's right hand
was badly cut and an ugly scar was
in evidence back Of the right ear, a
knife and chunk OF wood being the
principal weapons used on the young
man. The two fighters were arraigned