The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-07-07
perso,lals

Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Webb spent the
Fourth at Iron Mountain.
b. c. Nicely and Mrs Nicely spent
the Fourth at their old home in Ne
gaunee,
Mr. aud Mrs. W. r. lobe spent the
Fourth at Marquette visiting with
mir Jobe's mother
Thomas Conlin, Jr, came home
from White Dale last Sunday to
spend the Fourth at home.
Tom Brooks came over from STAN
baugh last Tuesday and drove TO Ish-
peming with his family on Wednes-
day.
Herman Holmes has finished the
heavy work on Fifth street. The
grade is now ready for the thing and
curbing
Miss Lena Coil of Chicago was tho !
guest Of Mrs d. Cannon, while in
this city. leaving Thursday for Bar
aga TO join her brother. Mr.. b. Coil |
Jesse Ponchaud and family will
move onto the Mrs. .Mierte farm cas-,
OF the city having rented it from the /
owner. Mr. Ponchaud has been liy
ing near BaLsam.
Ernest Walback says that he will
get started on the curb and gutter
work next week which means thar
the work on Fifth street will be push
ed along quite rapidly.
Ray Grattan who has been away
from Crystal Falls for nearly fifteen
years came up from Chicago with his
mother on Tuesday Ray looks just
as natural as when he left Crystal
Falls.
L. A. Aeschliman has been appoint
ed nightwatchman at the Carpenter
mne Mr. Aeschliman has had a lot
OF experience at police work and will
make the HOLSTER company a yalu-
able man.
A nut fell into the generator at the
power house last Monday and put the
lig machine out Of commission for
time How the nut got iii there or !,
where it came from is a mystery no
one seems to be able 10 explain
u. f. Boyle came up from White
Dale Tuesday and took his family
20 Rudyard the following day The
company is now centerod upon the
work at Rudyard having completed
their work for Schoolcraft county I
Miss Alma Justified arrived Ia
Crystal Falls on Thursday from De i.
troit She expected to meet the 9TH
er girls here but they had not ar
rived when she got. here. The girls i
will remain in Crystal Falls all sum Q
mer q
VIII Robbins while driving down
the hill al the poor farm one day
early in the week, hit the loose gray
el in such way that his Ford car
turned completely over A little
son of W. J. Gribble was riding with y
him and the boy landed on his feet
in the middle OF the road without n
scratch upon him a
A blaze in the roof OF the old Shafer '
boarding house on the Columbia Ioca
ion called the fire truck TO that mine
asst Saturday morning. Evart Lar q
'on was on duty and drove the truck n
'ut in remarkably short time after =,
picking up the fremen up town. The 81
chemical proved sufficient 10 con "
Iuer what flames were in sight
Word was received from Wilfeld az
'harron that he had been transfer of
ed 10 headquarters, having charge CT
i the shoeing OF the officers horses. n,
lis many friends will be pleased 10 70
ear this glad news. as this transfer
xclees him from an drill work ami
lso saves him from going into the ~
renches. He is now located az Chat. -
ano0Pa. Tennessee ~
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Judge Rite was over from Iron tel
liver last Monday holding session
the probate court His action in
John Matson TO Lapeer re
ad to be changed and the man was 80
ent to Newberry instead. the Lapoer va
ficials refusing 70 accept the man. -
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