The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-11-18
Mrs. M. Travis and Mrs. August
Mendrum. OF Marinette. visited with
Mrs. Alex Morrell during the week.

Certainly some show-those Minis
trels. Full of snappy songs and jokes
galore,
Grand opening of Floods Sanitary
Confectionery and Ice Cream parlor
tonight with Wilson's orchestra in at
tendance.
Mrs. Rosengreen of the Western To-
cation Is doing nicely after her oper
alton OF few days ago.
Mrs. John Cosgroye, of Baraga, was
in Crystal Falls this week on bust
ness mission.
Mrs Joseph Green. nee Myrtle Erik
son, has been at the Erikson home at
the Dunn for several weeks. Mr.. Green
Is away from home on some electric
installation work on the Marquette
range
Word from Miss Lola Robbins, who
is with her father, A. l.. Robbins, at
Milwaukee, says that he Is about the
same In health, little better IL any
thing.
Gust Nurmie. who was recently OPP
Grated on at the General hospital, is
doing nicely and will soon return
home
sam Neva, who was recently in the
General hospital for serious injury
to one OF his eyes. has made a good
recovery and is back at work.
Frank Kimlicka who was shot
through the shoulder on October %,
is now almost well lie will have
useful arm and will shortly be in
school
Mrs. Isaac Williams of the Armenia
location died last Tuesday The de-
ceased woman had lived in Crystal
Falls and Mansfield for many years
and Is well known among the Finnish
people.
Chas. II. Watson was called TO Chi
cago last Monday on important bust
ness matters. He said that the tenn
perature in Chicago was considerably
milder than II was here upon his ar
rival Tuesday morning but that rain
and sleety snow was falling when he
left on Monday night.
Jack O'Brien received telegram
yesterday saying that his brother-in-
law, Robert Wilson. has been elected
sheriff in Iron county by 1000 MAORI
~. Mr. Wilson is a former Manis-
tique man and his many friends here
will be glad to know of his election
as sheriff. -Manistique Corrier- Record
John Sepel, Jr., sent copy of the
Louisville Courier Journal to this of
fee during the week. II was a copy
of the issue of Nov. and stated that
the election was undecided John Is
an employe on the Journal and claims
that it Is the only paper in the coun-
try that told the truth about the cleo
ton.
A meeting Of the county board OF
supervisors will be held next Monday,
the goth, at which session the tax
commission will be present and de-
termine ii the Iron River board of re
view was justified in cutting the val
uation 100000.
w d. Calverly. OF Houghton, was
In the city last Tuesday He was ac-
companied by Mrs Calverly who was
formerly May Roberts and we'll |
known to all of the earlier settlers.
Mr. Calverly is interested in several
properties in this district and |
was at one time located here with !
the Sheldons when they operated the
old Shafer mine.
The question of who killed and !
brought into town the first deer of !
the season Is up again. Robert Will
son. Jr.. claims the honor again. Sew
eral fine specimens were brought tc
town during the week among them
a load containing 16 from the Regal
Tiber club and a beautiful big buck
that Rob Geske and Max Kluttig got
near stager last Sunday.
AS the cold weather settles IN and
the work OF the school nurse progres
SEES. there are many children coming
% school in immediate need Of
clothes Asking a child to clean up
aud change his clothing when all he
has is just what lie has on. Is the
condition very often met. Anything