The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-04-18

at Marquette last Tuesday.
Carl Brewer was out with his new
car last Thursday learning to drive.
James r. Corcoran went to Chicago
last Tuesday evening on business
trip.
DR.. A. NJ Darling accompanied hi
daughter. Miss Ruth back 10 bel
school at Fon du Lac, last Tuesday.
| Miss Junsta Heinonen. who teaches
school at Crystal Falls. is home e
spend the Easter vacation visiting
with her folks Negaunee Dept. Min
ing journal
Charles Haines. who spent the last
few days in the city visiting with his
mother. Mrs Elizabeth Haines, re-
turned last evening 10 his home in
Crystal Falls -Negaunee Dept Min
ing Journal
Mrs w q. Eldred was taken very
III with gall stones last Wednesday
afternoon and was hurried to the City
Hospital where she was operated upon
Wednesday. Dr Connell of Oshkosh
being present at the operation
Alois Flood finishes at Big Rapids to-
day and II expected home early next
week.
Lima Schook returned to Madison
yesterday to resume her studies at the
Wisconsin University.
Street Commissioners Anderson got
his crew busy on Superior Avenue
Monday and the pavement looks quite
respectable rs result
Mrs } r. Flood says that she has
the ''dandiest fiat in the state since
the carpenters have finished renovating
the second story Of the Flood building.
Mrs Grattan and daughter Miss
Mae, of Crystal Falls, are spending
the week end with Mrs A. a. Smith.
Miss Grattran was graduated from
the Northern State Normal in 10l2.-
Marquette Chronicle
From Iron River comas the news
that the village council put the Boy
ington House saloon out of business
last Tuesday by refusing TO issue a
license to Mr.. Wooster for next year.
Leonard Deidricks who has ofiiciated
for so many years in the Boyington
bar was one of four new men to be
granted license. Three other dealers
beside Wooster were refused licenses
among them Simon Miller.
Mr. Tully and M. s. McDonough
of Iron River, and w. II. Jobe of
Crystal Falls. were Ironwood visitors
Saturday, coming here as interested
parties in the suit of Quin VS.. Tully.
in litigation in the circuit court of
Gogebic county. The case involves a
large interest in the fee of minera
lands in the Iron River district. Iron
wood News Record
Todd Webb returned last Saturday
from Canada where he was in sani-
tarium for couple of weeks taking
treatment. Todd FEELS much better
but his idea in going TO Canada was
more to learn how to care for the
health than to get cured He will en-
ter upon course of treatment here
that ne expects will bring him the
relief that he seeks.
Frank W. Youngs stopped over in
Crystal Falls Thursday while on his
way home from Cleveland where he
had been on business in connection
with his mining interests. Mr..
Youngs says that it will be well along
In the summer before anything of
interest transpires in the ore market.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
e. church will meet at the residence
Of Mrs. Conlin next Wednesday in n
special meeting. Mrs. Keast and Mrs.
Klesges will assist Mrs Conlin in en-
tertaining the ladies. Everyone. in
vited
The people of Florence are complain
ing because the North Western officials
took away berth in the Milwaukee
sleeper which has heretofore been
assigned to Florence and gave IL 70
Iron River. The Florenceites threaten
to boycott the North Western by gett
ing off at Iron Mountain and riding
ON the st. Paul to Milwaukee or
Chicago unless the berth is restored
Capt, Joseph Shimmmin died at his
home at Virginia. Mimi April IL,
after long illness. He was taken to
Ishpeming for burial. Services were
held from the NJ. r. Church April TO-
He is we'll known here having peen
captain OF the Mansfield mine some
time ago. His wife died two years
Arc. He laavea three daughters and one