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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
DARING HELEN HOLMES
COMES TO CoLOSIAIr> SCREEN

The Colonial has contracted Tor Il
scr!cs NJ special feature phoicplays in
which Helen Holmes. regarded as the
most Intrepid actor in the movies. -
starred. The first feature, 10 b" s"eu
Tomorrow and Tuesday TO be offered
viii be Helen Holmes IL the pictur.
version OF the splendid railroad novel,
S''WhiSperinE Smith. In which the dar-
INK heroine is said 10 accomplish the
Impossible in the way OF ha!r-ratsins
escapes az
The story is butt. sroirhd the efforts
of gang OF desDollG.s to wreck :,
profitable railroad and Of the efforts
of the girl, aided by n railroad detec-
tive. w Whispering Smith" u ,hwart
their plans. Ii is sufficient to say that
they succeed, and that wedding bells
ring gladly before the final scene is
cast upon the screen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
NoLTtNtN Is AN EXPERT
IN SECURING LOCATIONS

Obtaining correct and appropriate
exterior locations for motion pictures
has become an art ~ Itself. ana Their,
arc few in the business who ha, =
better knowledge Of whevo to 20. VIVA,
TO get and how to get ii, than y. THAI
Nolkman' Of III" Columbia Metro di-
rccting forces. lie haa proved his
worth on many occasions, ana notably
ia the making OF the Columbia -Afctrn
wondcrplay. The Ualf-Iillion Brihc
IN which Hamilton Rcvcllc ana Mar
gucrite' Snow are starred
The scenario called for, among oihc-
'hlnGs. the interior and exterior OF q
mii!I"nairc's home So Pete took III.
runahout and made almost a house IA
mouse cafVa" Of the homes in aud
around f!fth Avenue New YORK.
Nc!ther did he quit until he had OH
famed permission to use q magnificent
nome diaGonally across from tho home
"i The late }. Picrpont Morgan. at NfaGI-
son Avenue and Thirty-Sixth street
som" OF the pictures taken i'm the con-
strVatory OF the home he used show
exterior views az tho Morgan home
when are the first time they nave an
peared in motion pictures The HON.
%" hscG was huilt ana occupied for
several years by Robert q. InrersoII.
INC noted frer thinker lecturer ana
author """
MF Volkrnan also obtained perris-
si"h 10 use tn" exterior OF a huildt,,.
mat proved q faithful reproduction %;
famous fashionable gambling house
,utt ono" thrived In Ncw York civ.
"hcn the interior OF the gambling
house was made i'm Tho s,5Gjo H ,ts
''-kinan succeeded IN rounding un
tI'Fai real gamblers on Broadway Y.
whose technical knowlcdrc" Of III,
""'il1H conducted was utilized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
Movie Calendar

CpLOSIAI--To-m tomorrow and Tues
day, Helen Holmes. in wv hi~pcrins
smith"
ODEON--'ro-morr and Tuesday.
Hillie Burke, in "Gloria'> Romance"
and Dave Marion. in Excuse Vie"
STRAND = Tomorrow. Tuesday
md "Wednesday, Marguerite Clark,
In silks and Sntins.'
BiJoI-To-m Tuesday and
Wednesdays. Norma Talmad.r. in
"GoinE straight
Nltl ok-ro-morrow. Pcarl Whirc.
in The Iron Claw Tuesday. Nurr
FicSford. in "Brnlcn Icart-.'' We'd
rcsdnT. Jean soth-ru and Howard
Bsra brook in The sI:'s trrics OF
M!En.''
HEN-spcc!al features and single.
reels, With daily change al program.
NV - To- orroIS, The Great
Divide and The Strange case OF
Mary Page last chapter.
lsl>-To- rnorr',,. Dorothy Dish
and Wallace Reid. in 'OId HetdIc-
berg, and Pickle Fntt.'> FaIi."
1lraday. rank lNr-,-nan and Charles
Ray. in The Coward md Eddie
JoS. in "a Tavorite Fool.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
ODEoN OFFERS NEW CHATTER
= IN RILLt: BTiiEjG sI:i,lAi

The return OF billie Burke In new
cha pier OF tho film novel written for
her by 1Ir. and Mrs. Rupert Hughe,
lis announced by tho Odcon for to-
morrow and on Tuesday. This star has
won hundreds Of new friends in
g"Gloria's Romance." and each new
chapter hnds additional dcvotees at
her ehrine.
In addition to Bll.c Burke, the
Odeon Will prcsen, Dave Marion and
the entire original cast III the satire.
"EXcuse Ne" the comedy that set half
the world laughing when it vas first
given the public on the stage Those
who have seen the picture say tina;
1t loEcs none Of IT'S fo-cciulucss through
its new means u Interpretation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

against tho rules to leave valuable
papers lying loose on the desks. And
hereafter I'm going to obey rules and
settle down to my Office work as a
married man should. I'll begin by
putting this stun in tho safe"
AS nc spoke he turned toward tho
wall desk at which he had been sit
ting. 1t was Uttered with papers OF
various sorts. including an enyclonc
that contained $4,000 worth of bonds
Just long and labeled manila
Wrapper whose contents represented
moro actual cash than the yearly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
salary of the President of tho United

salary OF the President of tho unit,S
States
with one careless sweep of his hand.
Hueh oumbled the mass OF papers to.
scther 80. that he could bundle them
into the safe. The gesture set IN,
documents to jostling roughly against
ono another.
the bond envelope was at the rear
or tho desk. where Hugh had tossed II.
atter Jotttng down the numbers. II
lay with Its edge just above a narrow
open space between the desk back and
the wall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
"hii'"HHCK ~ STORM
iihhED FOR NEW DRAMA

lnc seq story filmed under tho
"''e' Tho Fate OF the Dolphin" in
%'l,h "!nnifred Greenwood Edward
oxen George Field and Harry Won
- ,ei pay the important roles. a bat
49, "''-N OF boat is sent TO the
THIS IS strong ,a!o of the sea MIC
"r LIE Stf"ng men In virilc action.
-, ne camera work IN photographinp
40, ',suvHlhs' tossing waves and sink
nv SAILING vessel are among the
'GS or. accomplishments of cineaatog-
49, ~. "H""s the advanced tech
statr OF camera iron pohy
ms threc-par, plying a" GO,
drama 10 to re released Juno 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
TRIANGLE PICTURES OPEN
= 1.

III" now policy adopted Ivy tho Isis.
by which former Triangle succcsacs are
presented ON Monday and Tuesday, has
met With approval. Tomorrow tho
triangle ilay VIII hc Dorothy Gish and
wallace N"id n INC Mansfield sue.
c"ss. old lIcidieherg." together with
ROSCOE ArhUcl,le in the Keystone
comedy, "ficklc Fatty's Fail" on
Tuesday thero VIII be offered Frank
N"enan ana Charles Ray in tho great
Southern play, Tho Coward" together
With Eddie Fov in tho IE-vs,ono
cnmcdv, "a favnrltn Enni,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
Not the Simnlc Life.

Arthur Shirley, VINO plays the lead :
ing character Of John Valiant in
The Naliants Of Virginia." thinks
that life could never be called dull at
the Seiig Zoo studio, what with the
eNer-prcsent chance of shaking hands
with 4 lion or tiger. Upon his first
day II the studio he was chased into
his dressing-room by ono OF the large
cranes, which he considers good
omen, for some reason or other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
.The Two Orphnns.s

The Two Orphans" with an alI-star
cast is soon to be released through
General Film Service by tho Selig Com
pauy The cast includcs kathryn will
liams, Winnifrcd Greenwood. Thomas
J. Carrigan, Myrtle Stcdman, Charles
Clary. I.yilian Brown Leighton and
others The story Ia from the play
Of Kate Claxton. 1t Ia not always
that such n distinguished cast of play
ers is presented In other than So
called feature films.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

q Lonesome Luke" comedy viii also
oe shown
Tuesdays program will Include Mary
F!ckTord In Broken Hearts" "a Mutt
and JEFF cartoon, Charlie Chaplin car
;oon and other comedy pictures
On Wednesday Jean SD-h-rn and
Howard Es;abrook VIII he seen in the
latest episode - Tho Mysteries OF
NEra." The Rosary" will also i've in
-.uded in this bin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
MANY SCREEN STARS ARE
OIEI.REu uN lI.N.S MI

The Pax Theac.r will open the weel:
t9-uorrow with popular feature pic
tlrep!ay5, augmented with stnele-reel
0-ias from wsll-known studios. Con-
n.-!Hg q policy whereby daily change
- program rs made. the Rex offers each
"-sk a.'us ~ which are seen many OF
p" foremost sgre-r artists uuw MAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

Philip T.. Rosen. OF the William Fox
forces, is president Of the Cinema
Camera Club, Inc. an organization that
IS growing rapidly. Mr.. Koscn was tho
O. mora man for Director J. Gordon
Edwards IN the various Robert B.
Mantcll -Gcncvicve Hamper pictures,
and achieved remarkable and note
worthy photography with the noted
Shakcspearcan actor during his nIm
engagement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
PEARL WHITE.
mt tho Victor.
Screen Brevities

Mack Sennett say he is little sus-
u!cioUs that many of the Triangle
keystone directors timed their last
pt'u'e 5" they would finish with the
opening OF the trout season. -Four of
the fifteen directors WORKING nnd.r
the general supervision OF Scnnett
."'heo IN their pictures last week, then
!"ok 'heir trout rods and spent their
time along the mountain streams
while waiting Cor stories.
HARRY Williams, assistant director
OF keystone. who underwent a serious
operation in a Los Angeles hospital re-
Gently. has not lost any Of his hm,nor
which won him fame long before he
wrote In the Shade OF the Old An
PIE Tree. When he regained con-
Nc'"HShsi" the first question no asked
,he nurse vas II there would have to
be any rstai- on the operation"
Al the male stars a, Equitable and
World Film arc busy. Carlyle Black.
Well Robert Warwick, Arthur ASHLEY
ana House Peters are AT work at tho
Fort Lee studios. whilo Holbrook
linn ~ a. work at Crystal Studio In
me frirna ponnas Daughter" for
which production tho famous Casino
Tnoat"r. E"w York. was secured. wired
lighted ana ucsd every morning for n
week with 1000 supcrs and principals
Liiu" Doap Newton. seven years old,
and MAY Cloy. loading woman with
No!o anu D!ll. in - Million for Mary"
.poh enough alike % be twins cX.
cent for t9ie difference in their ages
'"G" plays Mary when she was Il wee
GIL MISS Cloy taking up the charac-
terH1tl"n when Mary has grown into
h"f teens IN the same picture. This is
m" t!St o: {. series of comedies writ
ten By Aaron Hoffman exclusively for
kolb ana Dill
Dorothy Green. the star of Souls
Ah"m~' forthcoming flve-part Metro
production. Is rassionately fond Of
purple Hhe mas most of her gowns
ana RATS made in that color, and has
"a prac6Ch Tor q pct. which she keeps
on -" !oof oi the hotel where she
lives
hl;c" Gale. ~ho has a prominent part
~ sins vi Men" tho William Fox
production. insists that ginger cookies
ara IA better If made with not water
/ Instead - sour milk
Herbert Er"Hor, the director Of the
William te& 100000 Annette Keller-
mana picture. is working night and day,
putting his wonderful photo spectacle
into shape. He took 10000 feet Of
Him and this mast he cut to a present
able length. He expects to have 1t
ready for showing about July /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

william Russen's next big fivc-reeler.
IN the series personally supervised and
presented by Samuel $. Hutchinson, is
10 be The Torch Rcarcr," In which
ho appears as the millionaire owner
editor or newspaper, the watchword
Of which Is Clean politics"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
NORMA TALNiADGE STAR
on NEW BILL AZ uIJpI

q Norma Talmadgc, tho star II "Go'rr
Straight" the new Triangle feature.
which will he presented at tho Hiio,,
for the first half Of tins week, bcrin-
ming tomorrow, entered picture work
at the age OF fourteen. She put On =
long skirt to make her look older. and
became so Mustered In the uuuccue-
toned garment that she became ali
tangled up in It's folds.
A woman scenario writer happened
TO notice her and helped her to get an
extra part, and Immediately ene was
put into the regular stock company AZ
SIS per week. From the start her rise
was rapid
4 Her first appearance FOR Triangle
was In 1.-THE Missing Links" with Rob.
ert Harron. Next came 'Tdhrtha's Vim
dication" and then The Children In
xhe House"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
PEARL WHITE OPENS WEEK
At THE VICTOR TIIEATER

y Tho week viii open Tomorrow at
the Victor with Pearl White in "ThA
4s9n Claw" Tho Pathe Weekly and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

huthor OF ~The Silver BUTTERFLY" seThS
BACK PEARL" "Snliy Snlt." Etc.
(NoVc1ixed from the series of photo
Tuys or the Sanic name released by
.thS Exchange ind shown mt tho Vts-
Copyright. 1910, Mrs. Wilson woodrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

hlic" Gale. nho has prominent part
~ sins " Men" tho William Fox
p'oiucton insists that ginger cookies
ara Tar better n made with not water
Instead ~ sour milk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

Cro &c Continued To- Morrow)
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

w. b Gregory, Of Menominee, motor
cd to this city on Tuesday
william Anderson and family were
camping at Fortune lake last week
Mrs. John Scott and children Of
Iron River spent Tuesday in the city
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. d, Dawson
Mrs F. Stout Of waupaca, Wis is
in the city visiting at the home Of her
sister Mrs VIM Parks
Mrs. NJ +. Richards Is enjoying
visit from her mother Mrs C Heine,
OF Carleton Kentucky
Miss narcel Reindl. OF Menominee,
IS IN the city visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Fred ReindI
J. b. Webb left for Milwaukee Wed
nesday night where ha will purchase
number Of new Ford cars
Mr. ana Mrs VIM Rein, and Or.
ana Mrs VIM. Noyes are at stoger
lake this week Tor a weeks outing.
Mrs b. J Oswald entertained a mum
her OF lady friends last week az her
homo in honor OF Mrs Roy Jacka
Chester and Misses Kate and Esther
Valonti returned to their home at Iron
Mountain last Saturday after spend
ing few days at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Rossi
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall went TO
Ishpeming yesterday morning to at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. Wallis cousin
who died there this week
Mr. +, W Tiegs who is 10 take the
position as principal OF the Forest Park
School, arrived in the city last Sun
day from Peshtigo.
Mrs. Ed Moline and daughter Clara
left Wednesday morning for ST.
Charles Ne where they viii pay an
extended visit 70 relatives.
HOUSE FOR SALE: Located in
Maple Grove. Inquire OF Gins. Sand.
strom. No. 81 Harrison Ave.
Pd. l-wk.
John r. stolberg is the owner Of a
new seven passenger Mitchell car
which he purchased OF Fred NJ. Reindl
this week.
Mrs. Moran and two children who
have been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Trombley, left for Nor
way Sunday night. where they will
visit for a short time before return
ing 10 their home at Rscanaba
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19


Mrs. l. Monroe, OF stambaugh spent
Tuesday in the city.
Mr Clarence Dwyer left ior ST.
lgnace Tuesday night on business
Miss Leona Bowden is ait Amasa
this week visiting friends and relative
2Ilss Eatheryne and France Herald
OF Oconto Wis, are visiting az the
home Of their cousin W. j. Reynolds.
W j. Reynolds is enjoying visit
from his sister Miss Nina Of Tacoma
Wash.
Miss Anna Cannon left for Iror
Mountain Saturday night to spend
week with relatives and friends
Mrs Amelia Tramontine of CHS
holm, MINI, is in the city, a guest OF
her sister Mrs Joe Rose
Miss Edna Richards returned from
Iron River sunday night after spend.
ing few days there with relatives
Mrs Frank Nemacheck and children
left last Tuesday for Crystal Falls
where they will spend some time with
relatives and friends Boasemer Her
aid.
Mr. Alfred Anderson, OF Racine. Wis
IS in the city visiting al the home Of
his parents Mr. and Mrs Erick And
erson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Roberts and son
Lionel, motored to Houghton last Sat
urday and spent a few days there with
friends.
Dr. Arthur Connolly OF Escanaba,
spent last Sunday visiting at the cum
mer home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r, B. Webb
at Fortune lake
Miss Mary Rooney will leave for her
home at Chicago tonight after an ex-
tended visit at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Roy Bowen
Mrs W ]. Webb and son Cecil lave
left for their former home al Center
vile, Mich, where they will remain in
The future
Miss Marion Pierce, OF crystal Falls,
IS visiting Marquette friends size was
formerly @ student at the Normal
school Mining Journal
Mr. aHa Ars Roy Latch and 1lr au3
Mrs TAos. Nash and children motored
TO Iron River last Sunday and spent
tie day witA friends.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Baldue ac-
companed by Miss Arlie Snow motor
cd to this city from Bcssemer last Sat
urday and spent the FIRST part Of the
week at the summer home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hooper at Fortune lake
Herbert Hammerberg has returned
70 his work in the Bridges drug store
after spending several days vacation
ia Escanaba.
Miss Jennie Nicely was the guest Of
her sister. Mrs William Piper. at
Crystal Falls. last week --Negaunee
Iron Herald
Nr and Mrs s Corooran and
sou, jay 81 crystal Fails, accompan.
tea by ar and Mrs Goo Newman
md dsuebtor !e'cn. 81 Ci1clso.. rt
TUNED % crtgl fhlls = sgdgv
'mci,-fss aFr'f e;sa.as - ,t.o-hesis -
Mr. Robert Finley --Escanaba Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19


Miss Gladys Picord returned home
Monday morning from sault Ste. Marie
where she had been FOR the past two
weeks visiting with friends
! Mr.. Frank Cossette OF Iron River
spent Thursday IN the city enroute 10
Duluth where lie expects to locat in
the future.
Miss Signey Hanson of Iron Noun
tain and Chas. Pierson OF Alpha were
guests al the home OF Mr. and My
John Citizen last Sunday
Fred Morrell arrived in the city last
Wednesday night from Newberry for
two weeks visit with his father and
sister Fred holds potion as attend
ant in the state hospital in Newberry.
Andrew Mascotti. Charles and Louis
Patroso, Eddie Fedrizzi, John Pedra-
CANA. and Henry Ratzhor were quests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Passaman
over Sunday. The boys motored htA.
in Ilr Mascotti's new Paige car. All
claim having had a good time, espe-
cially Charles.
LOTS FOR SALE;-Inquire OF Jos.
Benedict. w. pd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

: 4
The sons OF ST. George Of Iron River
are holding a picnic at Fortune lake
today. A band is in attendance
Mrs. Thos. Nash and children Robert
and William left Thursday morning
for Hancock visit with friends
County CLERK Wall returned the
latter part OF last week from a bush.
ness trip 10 Chicago.
Haying IS over and all farmers in
Iron county are well pleased over the
big yields.
Miss Emma sayland, formerly Of
this city but now of Cleveland, Ohio,
Is here visiting with friends.
Miss Gladys Bagley returned to her
home at Ishpeming on Monday after
spending fey days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Gremore.
Mrs. Roy Hutchinson and baby of
Hibbing, Mimi, and Mrs. p. Borg of
Commonwealth were the guests OF Mrs.
Frank widstrand on Monday.
Miss Frances Moudry of Iron Noun
tain spent the first part OF the week in
the city, the guest Of Miss Gertrude
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Neuman and
daughter Helen are in the city visiting
at the home OF Mrs Neuman's uncle,
Mr.. James Corcoran.
Miss Eta Mendelson left for Chicago
Wednesday night where she viii visit
with relatives
Mr.. d. Il. Richards and two sons.
John and Morris returned from Duluth
Sunday morning after spending a few
days ia that ciu with relatives.
Alr and Mrs Dan Dewey of Escan-
aba formerly Of this city, motored TO !
this city last Sunday and. spent The |
day with friend
Leslie Rodgers received the contract
tho torcpart OF the week for the
plumbing work at the nome Of Mr.
John Dahl
Miss Carrie Larson returned to
Chicago Monday morning after spend
ing a two weeks vacation at the home
OF her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Larson
Mrs Leonard OF Crystal Falls, was
a guest Of her sister, Mrs a. Wiesen
few days, returning home Wednes-
day Rockland Reporter
Miss Dorothy Pescoe of Republic,
and Miss Marion Gibson OF Munising Z
are in the city visiting at the homes
OF Mr. and Airs Ira Odgers and Mr.
and Mrs John Mason
Tom Bates Of Mansfield purchased
a Ford Eve passenger touring car from
the Webb garage this week Mr.
Bates claims the distinction OF owning
the FIRST touring car In Mansfield
Mrs Harbour and two daughters.
Lucotta ana Belya left Tor their home
All Lansing Sunday night after an ex-
tended visit al The home OF Mrs Tim
Murphy
Misses Lu Smith, Fern and Tess
Fontana and Alice Archibald motored
in their REQ from Powers last Wednes-
day and are guests at the home Of Mrs.
w J Reynolds.
City Clerk VIM. Gribble left for Bay
City this week 70 attend the Sixth
Annual Convention of the Michigan
Association OF City Clerks which will
convene in that city
A Finnish and Swedish Society will
hold a picnic up an the Justified estate
on the Paintsriyer, near the Kimball
farm The road leading to tho place
is said 10 ! e good for autos Everyone
is invited 10 attend IA
Boanlo and two daughters
the Misses Alberta and Stella. and VIII
C-ibbla city clerk. Of Crystal Falls
mofnred a. tha CITY last Sunday ia +
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
Whispering Smith,

BY +. II. Spearman author of "The
Girl and the Game"
A stnpenddus special Offering care.
fully prepared and staged.
0chrestra-Ad Admission 10 and IL cents
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
NONDAY

First al the Mutual Star Productions
Helen Holmes late star OF "Hazcl OF
Helen" series ard "The Girl and the
Came serial In
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

On learning that Mrs. spanner was
soon TO leave this city to make her
home with her children in Gilbert.
MINI. a large number OF her friends
gathered al her home last Monday
Afternoon and gave her a very pleasant
surprise. An enjoyable afternoon was
spent. Mrs Spanner. who was one Of
Crystal Falls pioneer residents, left
on Thursday for her new home ia
Minnesota, accompanied by the best
wishes Of her life long friends in this
city. She was accompanied BY her son,
Leo, who resigned his position at the
CRYSTAL Falls Coop and viii seek en-.
ployment IN the new location. Her
3ons, Albin and Alfonso ere already on
thr ,ralgy and have positions Nils
10 q mu'rvhJ ~ rtporeT iD
TIE rdilns.. iacl gact s.1yx,s to
Join her mother some tine next month
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
The Swank family returned
from the lakes Monday afternoon

The Swank family returned
from the lakes Monday afternoon
Miss Mae Connolly returned
Monday from three weeks visit
in st. Paul.
The Hoosier Cabinet is all a
la2e these days. Did you get
yours yet? Joseph Vertin, the
Hoosier Agent, Breckenridge.
Mr.. John Worner moved into
the Jim Powrie house on 4th
street north, the first of the
month.
Mrs. Manchester is entertain
ing a sister. Mrs. X. q. O!dre and
her little grand daughter, Lucille
OF Luverne, Mimi.
4 card from Paul Sewery of
Co. l from the border states that
they are nicely located near Mer
cedes, Texas with $4,000 men in
camp, and that Caranza's army
is located just across the river.
Miss Adelaide Burnson and
friend, Miss O!osn returned from
an outing at the lakes Monday.
and will leave the latter part Of
the week for visit with reIati-
YES in Sargent county.
When over to breckenridge,
come in and see our new furni-
ture stoe, aud lou will not be
New furniture
daily in new designs
and new finishes. Everything up
to-date. Give us CAL. JOS.
Vertin, ahe furniture dealer.
breckenridge, Mimi.