The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16

Reverends A. Rantal Of Ishpeming
and A. Setala of Republic. both with
their families. were the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. j. ]. Hoikka on Wednesday
and Thursday OF this week.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. Il. church
have decided to postpone the supper
advertised in this paper last week on
account OF repairs going on at the
church
The officers elected by the ID. o. X.
association are: Mrs. Rosenquist,
Crystal Falls, president; Mrs. Nelson,
Escanaba, secretary; Mrs. Chase,
Gladstone, Gladstone Del
Ia.
Even the school children have 10
pay more for school supplies as the
result OF war. Inks are considerably
higher, making necessary reduction
in the size OF the bottles The same
is true with tablets, and the pupil
finds fewer leaves in his tablet this
year than ever before.
Mrs. L. A. Arnold purchased ticket
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, for Rock
ford, Ills. Mrs Arnold intends to
make quite an extended trip before
her return, visiting relatives and
friends at Chicago, Beloit, Rockford
and other cities in Wisconsin and Illi-
nois,
Don't miss Billy Burke, that Tri-
angle Masterpiece in reels, entitled
PEGGY" at the GEM Theatre Mon
day night. A $200,0O0.66 production.
Up in the Copper Country recent
ly a man was rrested and sentenced
to Jail for breaking bottles on road.
This is the proper caper. Broken bot
ties, n badly cut tire, might be the |
means Of sending a ear from the road |
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pants.
Honest, now which is the deeper |
in the mire, the contemplate pinhead |
who from the street corner makes |
scurrilous remarks about passing |
women, or the woman who, by the
studied art of displaying her charms"
makes a plain bid for this unenviable
notoriety?-
Mrs. Rev. John Wargelin, the oldest
daughter of Rev. and Mrs J. j. Hoik-
ka, who recently submitted to an OPP
Grafton. is improving nicely under the
care of DIR. Larson. Mrs. Wargelin
was taken from the hospital on We'd
nesday up to the Finnish parsonage,
where she will remain for some time
before returning to her home at Wau
kegan, Ills.
l.. A. Henry, f. ID. Ball, Phil Shaw
and Il. j. Oswald formed party
which motored TO Marinette last Sat
urday in Mr.. Henry's car, to attend
a game OF baseball between Oconto
and Saginaw City. The game was
won by Oconto. the score being 81.
Eyar Fuser, Eustache LaRocque
and Leo LaRocque motored to this
city Monday from st. Ignace. Mich.
The party continued on thru to Ash
land, Wis, leaving Mr.. Fuser here to
spend a few days on business The
party returned to st. Ignace on Thurs
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Pacquin and
child, of st. Ignace, accompanied by
Mrs. John Pacquin, of Manistique, mo-
tored to this city last Monday, enroute
TO Ashland. Wis.
He always has his eut-out open,
he always runs lykell, he never stops
for railroad crossings nor listens to
the bell; he never gives you half the
road but like hog sails by, and let's
you hustle for the ditch while he
slams through on high: he gets away
with 1t awhile luck simply hangs
around until the fatal day arrives
and they lift him from the ground
and take him to the church yard near
and plant him good and deep. a warn
Ing to the other phools who the speed
law never keep.-Ex.
Low ONE WAY COL0NIST FARES
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