The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-24

Mrs. Lauri osterberg and son left
the Darling hospital last Friday.
Judge Lott held a session of the
Probate court az the court house Mon
day.
Mr.. Kloiber. OF Milwaukee. watch
maker and engraver. is employed at
the Jacobs Bros. Store.
Mrs VIM. Normi recently under
went serious operation at>the Oar
ling hospital and is doing nicely
Miss Cecilia Quinn. OF Escanaba, is
visiting in the city. the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. ] J. Mccarthy OF Maple
Grove
A farewell party was given at the
home of Miss Plank this week for Miss
Augusta RafIin. operator in the local
Western Union office.
A fine up-to-date electric heater for
the treatment OF old rheumatic joints
has recently been added to the equip
ment of the Darling hospital.
Conductor John Crane left the Oar
ling hospital OF the 18th much i'm
proved. Another weeks rest will find
him ready for his regular run.
Ward Gremore, who was badly
burned about the face at the War
shawsky fire, has so far recovered as
to be able TO leave the hospital.
Rev VIM b. Coombe went TO Iron
Mountain last Sunday evening and de-
livered an address to the congregation
of the Central Methodist church
r. +. Grant known to many Crystal
Falls people through his connection
with M. A. Hanna e. Co, has been
taken In as a member of that firm.
Andrew Rosnock, who was so ser
iously injured on the 7th that his life
was de3paired OF. is slowly gaining
and will be sitting up in another week
j. Peters. operator at the North
Western station. Is filling Mr.. Ro-
schon's place during his absence
Myron Heck is taking charge of the
express,
The Crystal Falls Bowling team has
been re-organized with Chas. Robin
son. captain, George Trombley, How
ard Trombley, Arvid Kuller and Bel
trand Flood.
Rev. Peter f. Stair, AN expert sun
day school worker. will spend some
time in the city next week. He will
preach in the Methodist church on
Sunday morning. conduct an institute
in the afternoon, and deliver stere
opticon address in the evening. Those
who heard him at Iron River last week
speak of him as vigorous and inter-
asting speaker. Remember the date,
March, 4th. one week from tomorrow,
Miss Stolberg left for Chicago last
Monday to visit the city markets and
get informed upon the styles in wom-
ems hats for the coming spring sea
son. Miss Stolberg will purchase her
spring stock while away and be pre-
pared 10 serve the ladies of Crystal |
Falls in the very latest and most APP !
proved styles upon her return.
n. Poulsen returned from a visit to /
Menominee and Green Bay, seeking a |
supply of coal for his local customers. |
Mr. Poulsen says that the matter of |
getting some hard coal is still in the I
lir due TO the fact that the car fer
les are not running. Two of them
lie frozen i'm the ice between Mani !
owoc and Frankfort,
Prof. w d. Hill Of this city, Prof.
Arm strong OF Stambaugh, Prof. Caya
laugh of Iron River and John Mason,
commissioner OF schools, will
DIN the Michigan delegation to the
convention az Chiea-
20 today and proceed with them 10
Kansas City where the convention Is
q be held
c. T. Stolberg, who conducts tail
n shop on East Ludington street next
o the Colonial theatre, left Monday
light for Chicago to take course at
he Fashion Senatorial academies in
rider to get in touch with the latest
tyles in tailoring. Mr.. Stolberg /
from the same school two
ears ago He also expects 10 get