The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-03-17
VIII Robbins left last Monday night
for q trip to Detroit and other lower
Michigan towns.

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The Ladies' OF the Eastern Star are
preparing for their children's party
which is TO be held on the Gath inst.
A card received from r. o. Roschon
tells US that he Ia on his way home.
He was at Dallas. Texas. when the
card was mailed.
Margaret Donovan OF Marquette.
owner OF considerable mineral prop
erty in this vicinity. is IN the city on
business.
Clarence Mahon, manager OF the
Michigan State Telephone Co. was in
the city from Iron River last Thurs
day.
Miss Ada Matson OF Iron River is
taking Miss Bosanko's place at the
central. Miss Matson expects to stay
about two weeks.
Todd Webb is advertising a Ford
body cheap in another column of this
issue. Anyone wanting a new Ford
body will do we'll to visit Mr.. Webb.
The Woodmen held a meeting last
Thursday evening and IL was decided
to get deputy here II possible and
awake the lodge from its slumbers.
Mrs. DR. MacDaniels received the
sad news OF the death OF her father
early in this week. lie was a resident
OF Omaha. Nebraska. He had attained
to the ripe age OF 70 years.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet with Mrs.
Coombe next Wednesday afternoon AT
3 90 O'Clock. Members and all others
interested are invited to attend and
bring their needles and thimbles with
them.
The Mystic Workers had initiation
at their lodge room Monday night and
IL new members were added. There
were "a members present st the initia
ton ceremonies. a remarkable turn
out. The Mystic Workers lodge is
now the largest lodge in the city.
VIM. ST. Arnauld has made arrange
ments with the company playing
Fair and Warmer" to appear at the
city auditorium on March Goth. The
play Is making all OF the larger towns
Of the country and is reported to be
above the average OF musical come
dies.
There seems to be some dissatis-
faction with the mail service on the
rural route. Postmaster Kelly ha3
made every effort possible to get
things running smoothly but the de-
partment seems to be very slow in as
signing regular carrier and the
changes together with the fact that
Tally service is not given Is causing
4 lot OF kicking.
DR.. Larson picked up drunk lying
N the snow on the waysto the Bristol
last Wednesday and brought him 10
town. The fellow was lightly dressed
and had one tan and one black shoe
On. When landed in the Jail he de-
yeloped snakes" and Sheriff Wilson
lad quite a time with him. In his
pocket was found pair OF shears and
4 bottle of whiskey.
X. B. Webb left last Saturday night
'or a trip TO Quebec Canada. where
ne was TO get the Ryan child which !
vas so prominent in the Mathers case
n Chicago several months ago From
Quebec he will take the child TO Pior-
a, Ill, where a film will be made by
he picture company in which Mr.,
Webb Is interested. depicting the
dathers trial In the Chicago courts.
Mrs. ID. M. Ross received word from
Cincinnati that her uncle had been
Silled by the cyclone that swept |
through Hyde Park. He was a great
lrt collector and his home contained /
many valuable art works. II was I
eveled to the ground and the debris
,aught fire. The hremen arrived on
he scene just in time TO pull his body |
rom the ruins and prevent Il being |
,remated
Crystal Falls owes debt of graft
.ude to VIM. Holmes. Mr.. Holmes |,
has been the man TO keep our streets
cleared Of snow and in the days be-
'ore the city got its pillow he rugged |
up one OF his own and after each ,
storm would clean OF the walks so |