The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-01-17

all parts OF both states and will nm
doubtedly be the largest meeting Of It's
kind that has ever been held in the
upper peninsuls, The Upper PENN
snls Librarians association, which
was only recently organized, will also.
meet with the state associations.
Don't forget the card sale at Mrs
Roberts, Wed p. m
During the cold SNAP last Monday
night several water pipes in the lower
end Of town froze up and bursted,
II was necessary for the city 10 put
on extra worknien for day and night
shift Part Of cement walk had 70.
he taken mp in one place and the road
tore up ia another before the workmen
could get 20 the leak in the pipes
A letter received from Fred Hunt
who is now located at Los Angeles.
Cal, tells us that he is getting along
fine Fred says that he isnt bit
sorry that he went west as there is a
lot of things to zee, but way down In
his heart he has that longing for
the east and expects 10 be among his
Crystal Falls friends again before the
year closes
Taken Up,--A brown calf. Owner
can have same by calling, proving
property, paying for this al and cost
of feed and care Of COW during time
il was in my possession.
Otto Eckola.
wk. House II. Shafer location
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Richards and
aaughter OF South Chicago are In TIE
city visiting at the home OF Mr. Rich
ards parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Richards Art holds responsible
position with the Cheat Lakes Dredee
q Dock Co. In Chicago
Chas. Dawson has accepted posi-
tion with the Finnish g. Swedish Mer-
camille Assoc. Charley was recently
with Osterbcrg a. Go. but resigned
couple of months ago TO take well
earned vacation.
r. G. Hoopingarner, county ayr
culturist arrived in the city yesterday
morning from bis home in Bronson,
Mich, where he went several weeks
ago TO visit his parents and reouperate
from a recent attack OF fever.
Word was received In the city yes
terday that daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newman, OF
Chicago. Mrs. Neuman was formerly
Miss Patricia Corcoran well known in
this city. Escanaba Press.
Charley Hansen who was taken 10
the hospital several weeks ago snifer-
ing from typhoid fever has recovered
sufficiently to warrant his leaving the
hospital He was taken home We'd
nesday and is rapidly gaining in
strength.
Several different parties Of rabbit
hunters went out during the week
hunting the cotton tails, but returned
with little success On account of the
scarcity of snow the rabbits will not
sta- in the swamps. but remain ont in
the open.
The little son OF Alex Dalpra who
was accidently shot about the hands
and face several weeks ago has left
the hospital and Is out of all danger.
IL was thought Mt first The would lose
the sight OF one eye but careful treat
ment brought him out all right.
: Miss Mable Richards returned to
her work in Chicago after couple of
weeks visit with her parents in this
city. She was accompanied on her
return by Miss Maude Stacy.
Alfons Spanner leaves next Monday
for Stambsugh where he will remain
the next couple of weeks In charge of
a large contracting job for the Wills
Hardware Co. of this city.
The skating rink Is now In good |
condition and many OF the young
people rs we'll M the older ones are
taking advantage OF the fine skating.
Mrs. Peter LaPlante was taken to
the hospital the latter part OF last
week, suffering from typnoid fever.
Arnold Widstrand. who Is suffering
with typhoid fever has been quite |
sick all week, but latest reports are
that ne is getting along nicely.
The stockholders OF the Finnish d
Swedish Mercantile Association held
It's annual meeting last Tuesday for
the purpose Of elccting directors.