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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19
EMANCIPATION DAY TO
Be CELEBRATED TODAY
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s'es in Ceisbfsfion ~ ThsN
fksf ffssden,

rH.iaF is iHn,trfHih rmsnrnts iiHU
fsY ana r,afmg ~ fnnas 'hfisn elll
celebrate In ihfsr usHai elaborate rtt ii
Mesf ~ thf Festivities viii te DHu.
defttd ga tnr aainfrd b. hfiai sfanndN
ana fnofr slu 90 taifiafif spaaeilr
Nas' iaii rits tanl elu.fiit aN1 Naa
qulia
nnf ~ she fiidruef- ~ pfusp.rff
snons nfffusa ~ ihis sa0iiHr wee 90
asnesH ln thr fact thai HssaAss ~
fnr wr fhiH faaf vii' lfHf ssrff 81
peHte ~ ihtif celebration i'ifs sfsril
u hss heFr their cHtitsn fu seiifii epn
fribsi -lna q efn ihtii ~Alit fiifads N4i
ihit fraf ihs rammiitea in rAsraf sN.
nsuni - "a fhe uatssi lhai ~ NieW ~
had rfsp scafs and atutfsi 1t
ifessian and - 49, tuuH'f fssa'iA
ihei ihf aNiir pfpri, efft snAsN fof
mauf contradictions lH congestion n,fh
she uoflansi eass e.; Hf.fs fesins7s
ihag aduid firHaer ihrH Hen aNeii
There Is rtfft rtiarats ihsi no ~
asinn sli b. ~ siabufaff as hereto
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

A. essrr nonrh ~ sreexf dirifiNlier
usiilions y Hefrns - eoiS u'sa 4 nf~i'
ehili ~ fansps - 'srrt zoe boz -
sistancs and Hsft > ft1a - ihs iif'
sian take ~ Dsif~ ifnf s'faf- 'l''rfA
-na d.H't ~ = NepHnss fnid i''ff'ii''
drsr ,sats1 ftse i'itSe4"f ''@is'si''
ausIties 10 IN ifsffe Prs Ter Store
eui 80 plsr 4nfr reiirftr ernffsi -
Ara agis,s lnfiamnniien. chiis'sH ukt
IA uas8 uIfh sucfera hf ~0Hefs snt
,,at.Ile - s2srs - "a Yyaf dfuFr's'
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19
I. NJ. c. A. BUILDING
AT CAMP SCURRY IS
AGAIN IN OPERATION
IMPRESSIVE PROGRAM clxen t,,..
otR OBJECTION OF MRS.
ROY MAILER
Msrr6srs % Came 70 Rsssers ., ga,i,
Gate Win Concert 70 whsrh pus.
Ne Wal &c lnstea


fhe fofniAi Opening ~ th. \ "A a.
a rat'aine at Gang scsris ls-i niabi
We n'ciatA suoCses iu every Nas
fne prveram Az f1ilpns. vas siV,u.
'Anenca
Invocation Eev John " S,kcs
Nnih n frisculal tfhuif
Addfu,s uf WeiOums D. a. Ais..
president ot thf Nctau Cgnb
Response Nn John = nru,ff
SONS Nrs Veorst 81 cleveland
AnHrors % q humas fleld ~etft
iart n e. A.
solo Mr. Aimff Clemmef
NrHHnF Miss Fnanna ltutn.
Solo Nu Edwin flato
souE John shaw
star spaneicd nann,f
httu uamNef un ih, puEiam MAS
rniN1si hN iar audience wni,h uuei
thr DulldlHE to overflow iue Niss Fi.
lans itDfn Ns- encnred several ums.
h'f fradns- proNne patlculans
ii,asunr
d u ANrs madt ths boss fr,l ihef
we've HnieeH v.icurnv snd thst ,ufliu-
'hrsN s alaf tU hHte them
fhr bose ai camp Seuff, wef, -|
fpItDcIatNt nf ih, cnlotahlr evening
sIfru ihrm %, ths CUusus Uhnau psi.
rlr lnHfi iNe leadership or MIR $50,
MNsr thai GOO, announced th,t vouid
BOB the near fuiur r,oiprucats with an
entertainment ai ihr s. 49, g. 4. u
Nhuh thc peprb of Corpus CHRISTI
vuuld He utitcd rhe dst, vil hr sn
naun.cd thfnHsh ths nr-ns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19
COMMITTEE READY
III RECEIVE funds
To AID RED CROSS
Tts CAPTAINS NAME NAN wrc
Will Nttp stsH CANVASS
~ CITY sso COUNTY
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hn'iaieA aliien aallar aal fan4 a ita
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sffHticus
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Nsftes efarffi safnital fit..n
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nittrr fuNf efsarIss.t snd ID ~ses
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every aosp WsfAins 81 tts waf
na0H
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iafi ttiaas affsfnt.ta stsfttta4 80
f'eiHtol Htnt nsen essh as tlItaias..
THESIS stias tlsr fammuitf, Aflr a4s
'fnsinaF euft III iatlng oui thft 80
riit'fs Nfre mtn sH ttstn sa attla.
fHntst ftHiaf nienlnt iff sarss ~
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19
ssclIsr waoE IrcasAsr

LONDON lone "A fsfissn aaaoiea
t,.oa..nd smpio,sst h ne nfiiish isiss
...rstsfa increases 10 sasfs fpi4iiiiE
n 80 eag daring tpsii strrf1.n@ -
.tas.stles ssrpsrec " fhf labor aft'aff
meet q shf noard " TRADE Thesf 49,
iarser Figures fhua previously ha9F
.,esn fsa0rsad il snf one moth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19
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WANiiiNDruN urs IA 'rhe biF
drive ioi a hunari miAlen ioiau foi
tne Nsf tfufr Naf fHHd hfRsr nunugh
uHf tFs inaed states this maiuina
undsi mosi Niemisma conditions The
triff $50 oeHuuae pNh sisst aleof
uNsu sstsntat niBat
Nafiaial sulrtn ~ r. Ams. iasn
ilsd Cross ,naaf ctprE confidence
casa tha sseaef sHfaafi orais i,-
fsise9 ID. ssnHfsl ilai Sal a. ~
eoulf weed " stlenuaas
ftmpslfn'nN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19
PERSONAL MENTION

NJ end Mr. Chss g rsa.ts All
= hs'le,h a Aps,in As~ ben, .ta..
pms a. ihf Narces Ma Trast $500. .
= ~crk pf - here zach a.asQn :. -.
AN 'ac t'aihtng ard f,rtiar IN, e.r,
VIZ 49, ~ lNelt AfaoAss S. ! ~, (.
at-sS'5ai fisiiios tefsxt r,ss,r,ur
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

Tlr f+aHlef uitsiinf
90 iHc 90 D. = o'cio, q
Masonic liail NH Vls
ltins stars invited
SITE % g. irapsr
srrrtiaft
Mlst NHIf cruiser
Alt fu4 "A 50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

The ideal Meat Ngfkci fpnr"fn that
has conducted business on STAPLE street
anI uhl,h has gained fhe reputation
fos hiah auHHit mrats and prompt srt.
ties has moved fp aag Leopard atreei
30 hrlur nIurr control location Fep-
SOTO dcsifIua ile best iu the nest hnf
shuuid noe hesitate fp 0in of phons
90 Thsir STOCK b. complete and -
ihr hrsi Hhfiluaiif 90
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

The fluaahfsrr a Isai'siia ~iii enter .
t.tr ~ .asds ~ ihe Rrnrfit - fht hfd
c,~r. 80 fhe Nosrss Hetsi TUESDAY
gnrr 81 Tns guhi< y cordially -
,lt.s ~ stfena Suaation " fte
.sra. fog the ssrninE's snisftsinrneet
TsAlrs tan ~ reserved p pi..nins -
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

Miss isiiit Catton rvsutas.t ,,...
Hs' mpininf u'fu san Aaloaie and
VII ~ hvrr ftq san Swimmer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

~crk uf - here zach a..sDu =. -
iaN tnc laihing and fsraiar m, 49,,
VIII 49, ~ l,sIt AfaoAss a., go.
aAeN'IAi fi,fios tef,ts s,tssr,.r
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aiaa mefninf prfo san Aatunh. an5
VIZ - hvr fH she sama,et
heiisf' prssc,s Zen "a ,e.,....,
h''Fi"ne' ifsio ief san Anionia
Nnnrfi Siopo sna Aadssm lta,. -
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seseh .ug ~ son Au,uelo's s,.st
yen pin ls'N iFfs u hcr fyr TOYS
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is',frd a. she lierne
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Haa viii sl~nd tsn DAYS Al TO- iiafns
apartments
a. gueu Nd Meftan rna a
ilf-'s ~ san Auianlo 49, ~est fuf
tisiiofs az ihs state
rs Natsrn irfi ihi. mafslus 81.
fou Worth aftsf sferaInr wett /.
vacation here
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! Nurcts
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Z icuisbHih ~ Shr ,aterle. ~ffr etft
/ 'ud VISITORS e. thf Npetfs
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"a Dolsas chnDti usltog
49, and Sits s. q i,tef % Sac
totis. are si she stats
80 ana Hrs lne ~ Eavlaud -
Mission arc I'd ths Nvetss
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iinnlsi- rrEisismns - shs Naters
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iiourlon. nfs I'D tao Nosees
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/ christi iislrDr fisisrra si its Naf
cas
ur snd Mo o y kms ~ wt.s
af, -4sndlne sf',rsi da1s h.fs
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sHcrirf hrt SISTER Nfs Juhu % wood
Niss iIin, nohert, hss RETURNED fugr
Afdh,A AMI Be- nsaia ulan..i sf So.
AmNsN Theatre where sits eiH ls siAa
20 see Boz fnsnds
g. s Cnlemeu lsfi fpf wsNn tgntst.
DIS where be- nili tais ZOO suaf vi rHfs
dauuF abe summcg IS iialiof tni
shsitr
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Camp af issus spfmss ~ areagni n
asfsstir. ffefiskt. - noe in colorado
boosting afirf vegetable shpasnia n
ihs nicfrst " tio coirmsn rfpdue'
compan}
q, coleman has riafnr1 frsm i,i,'
lniseuitf an1 b. ~ hoins fci ihf fip
mrr
N,-a Rors Holt Who has been sues
~ Mfrs cfipef foi ~ pasi anFit lrfi
sunda, INSIST f1i Cleveland % to tlsil
friends
Nissss lrsncbe nad Helen nssnsI
hate reformed iiom Nuviin. ~ters lHsi
hat. b,rn atiendrnN fhs uuiyrfsitf
Haris Archer 81 rftufn today ffun
10 business tfip ~ ran Anioeiv
Mr. Esm barclay END family aHf
Mrr i,nnsid iraesf and fimih ar.
ifise.l 81, maiaf fstiresisf from hat
Autanio ana viii speed snpe ii'ne -
the Beach Hotel
SIR q - Asg1man and eve
dapghiefa GLADYS Hrd li-fsl ~ "a
rcdo. arrived sssssrday ami ~ip h.
sursis " Mrs iluussr LEVINE
/ 4 n scnenden kffed Phillips and
ifsmii, ~ San Anfoniu isiisp fpsii
l.ein and n i.lllpil - austin ~
and Mrs Jact y, scat 81 saH Auioiiia
aud Mian Kate Res y iipf and
.lH r isiivorfh ~ kilce were wsta end
rurrts ~ the Beach
wnlam Tiapcf cem. frefn i'hugef
vile hy motor reachipE hsfe fssiff
day. and IL az % iieach ~hffe ~
win Spend tho neat tHo seeAa
Az and Mrs chsr Kaehi.i II
Rseain. arc spssdins ~eFA % SO
neseh. having arrived xesisfday ~
motor
A. and Nrs wsctel arrived ffom
lN.~ urs.ate,4 apa vii spend week
~ TIE ileafh
-
cnrcN rrAY coLo QUICK
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

helffi nriseo' Zen ea ,es,ssi.
m'iaus'' ifsie tef san Aniouis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

Two appiiratiuuF i9f eil aAa aHa ~
mineral rirhta wef. filed an Monday
"A the ofiff ~ the county firfh. pnf
hsinT hf sidney klis or suffss So
ana ths other by Carl . X fon iiipr Der
on survey 7tf formerly made Tor y
4. rnn lsinehyf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

WANTED YaunE man GO ic1fR nf"'
rags H4uerf business STEADY F''rlf
i.on 10 right raffY
N q RunnEM TIM 90
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-19

roo LArg 10 CLASSIFY

1855 Fefd reElaieIrd " y J NQal
inE c.iy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

Atty, chas.. II. Watson was In Iron
River last Thursday night attending
TO some legal matters that be had on
hand over there.
A letter received from J. Wallace
wormwood. son OF John NORWOOD
Of Amasa. tells US TO forward his pa
per to Lathrop, Mich, where he is now
employed,
d. C, Nicely left last Saturday even
ing for Chicago to attend the auto
show and at the same time transact
some other business he has on hand
at Chicago
Mrs. Fred NJ Reindl and family re-
turned from Menominee last Saturday.
Mrs. Reindl will continue the business
here for the present until IL can be
wound up favorably. Mr.. Frank ].
Reindl is looking after the business
In general with Porter Woods at the
Iron River barn.
DR. G. =. Larson went 10 Chicago
last Saturday night 10 meet a very
dear friend whom he knew in Sweden
and who was in Chicago on Sunday.
His friend was to leave about noon
Sunday for Sweden, having just come
out from that country a few weeks
previous.
Miss Easter Richards entertained
about twenty of her young girl friends
by sleighride TO Iron River last Sat
urday afternoon. The party left here
In two sieighs shortly after dinner.
arrived In Iron River in time for sup
per, took in the basket ball game and
returned during the night all highly
pleased with their trip
Miss Gladys James. OF Iron Noun
tain, one OF our public school teach
ers. is at her home because OF illness
]. o. Blixt OF this city. who is carry
ing on logging operations at Ironton
lake, Fortune lake and at Watersmeet
in Iron county. told a representative
OF the Tribune Gazette that things are
going along well. He said he is ex-
periencing much difficulty in obtain
ing fat cars to transport his timber
Mr. Blixt expects 10 cut two and half
million feet OF logs this Season. lie
has seventy-five men in his employ, 80
at Fortune lake. % at Ironton lake
and is at watersmeet-T Ga
zette.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

Senator Moriarty went to Chicago
Thursday eveningrto spend few days
In the windy city
Tom Wills wishes us 10 say TO all
rural route patrons that the locks for
the mail boxes have arrived and can
be secured at any time.
MIR Alex NASTY, who has held q
position in Rezin's Drug Store for
many years, has resigned his Job and
will go 10 Detroit where he has Sc
cured position.
Thomas Conlin, Jr.. is visiting with
friends at Chicago this week and at
tending the auto show. after which he
will spend week visiting his grand
mothers at Rockford. Ill. and White
water, Wis.
Mr.. T.. j. Bregger and son. OF Crys-
tai Falls, Mich. and brother OF Chica-
go, partook OF bounteous O'Clock
dinner at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
willard Pierce Sunday. evening. -
Melrose Ull) News.
IL is rumored that Mr.. Hanson. the
Manual Training teacher In our
schools here, will take leave OF alb
sencc shortly from his duties on &C
count OF sickness. Mr.. Hanson has
done efficient work here and his forced
absence will be regretted by many
Irving III. Jackson, W. j. Reynolds,
VIII Eldred and w. II. lobe returned
last Saturday from their trip to Me-
nominee. The North Western train
got too slow for Irving Jackson so at
Iron Mountain he got off and took the
81. Paul train the balance OF the way.
Nels Flodin, the we'll known Mar
quette travelling salesman for the Lake
Shore Engine Works, is In Crystal
Falls most OF the time now looking
after the workings of the new shovel
ing machine at the Carpenter. Nels
will kind OF make this place his head
quarters until spring.
Permission was given the Melcher
Bros. to remodel the rear portion OF
the burned blacksmith shop and they
went TO work upon it Tuesday. The
front portion will not be touched as
yet. MIR. Beauchamp expects to have
the building ready to start work in by
the first OF next week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

Joe -GosIing. OF harinette. was In
the city last Monday and while here
, made arrangements with Abe Jacobs
20 handle his ice cream.
Mr.. and MIRA. Todd Webb LEI, last
Thursday evening for few AVS,
visit at Chicago. where they tool IN
the auto show on Friday.
Albert Tetsloff. who has been on Il |
local rural route since Il was startey
has secured the Iron River rontl
through the civil service examination
and moved 70 Iron River during the
week
A Mansfield man was picked up ly-
ing IN the middle OF the road near the
Paint river bridge Thursday after
noon. He claimed that he got drunk
in blind pig In the lower end Of the
city and the pigger kicked him out in
the cold. Mr.. Pigger will get into
trouble as a result.
Last Friday morning waa the cold
est that Crystal Fails people have ex-
perienced this winter. The ther1nom-
etor has gone lower but the heavy
wind that blew hurled the cold against
the person who ventured ont with
such force that II penetrated 10 the
bone. The wind also blew tho cold
right through the houses necessitating
heavy firing
A IRE occurred ~ the big bath
house near the Paint river last Thurs
day morning about five o'clock. The
fire truck ran out but II was impossi-
BILE 10 get anywhere near the building
with the machine and there was not
hose enough 10 lay a line from the
bridge up to the building so no as
sistance could be given and the build
ing burned 20 the ground
Brenon, Selznick and Nazimova il
the magic combination OF names at the
u-No Theatre on Thursday. Herbert
Brenon's production of War Brides"
is said to be the most tremendous
thing this remarkable director has
ever done, and Il will be the cinema
debut Of Nazimova. the great Russian
tragedienne. Incidentally II will also
be Hail and Farewell for her. as
she returns at once 10 the regular
stage, this being her frat and only
picture this year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

A dancing party was given al
MiIlers hall last Tuesday evening b,
a party OF young people. The dance
was highly enjoyed.
Miss Bessie Sensiba was in Crystal
Falls couple OF days this week. com
ing here in time for the dancing party
last Tuesday evening.
Mr. Mitchell of tho Reporter Office
at Iron River Was In the city last
Monday fling the proofs of pubiica-
ton in the tax list matter
A dancing party at the city hall last
Tuesday night under the auspices of
the gentlemen who manage the club
dances was very we'll attended.
Mac Morrison came over from Siam
baugh last Tuesday and spent the day
in Crystal Falls. Mac Is on the police
force OF the Pickands- Mather mines.
Miss Alverna Gauthier of this city
who is employed IN Crystal Falls. is
visiting at the home OF her parents in
this city several days Escanaba Mir
ror
Jack Glassan came up from North
Freedom TO visit with friends In and
about the city. Mr. Glassan has been
away from Crystal Falls for n number
OF years
Matt Antilla and Mrs Alexander
Koieisto were married a week ago last
Saturday by Rev. Hoikka The newly
married couple will make their home
at Palmer
Mr.. Williams, master mechanic at
the Eureka mine on the Gogebic range.
was In Crystal Falls last Tuesday
evening looking over the workings OF
the shoveling machine at the Carpen-
ter mine
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

FOR SAI4E-H Household goods, also
Paige car. A. Dahlgard-
Fred Meyers came back from the
west during the week and will remain
here
Andrew Hartley Of the Reporter
sfsce at Iron Rircr was in the city
iast Sunday.
viii Shook was over from Iron
River TO visit with his uncle. Paul
scsoos, last Wednesday night.
Jxsge Lott was over from Iron
River last Monday. 70 hold his weekly
terR Of the probate court
Herman Holmes was among those
who went from. Crystal Falls TO Chi
cago to take In the auto show
Atty. IL. M. Pelham, OF Iron Noun
tain. was in the city last Monday
transacfing some legal business
Mrs. W. J. Richards has been suf-
fering firm an attack of the grippe.
IL surely is no respecter OF persons.
Jas. r. Corc0rRn left last Sunday
eyentng for Chicago to attend the auto
show and transact some other bust
ness.
John Watson haa been quite "stift-
necked" during the past few days. He
wlsbes IL would get timber without
delay.
A card from Captain Richards con-
tains the information that ne and his
party are on their way, via auto, 20
Palm Beach.
Mr. Arthur Petts writes us 10 change
his address az Detroit TO Belvidere
avenue Mr.. Petts has been in De
troit nearly year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

and he was unable to withstand the
ravages OF the disease
Mr.. Clifford was 54-years OF age and
has been In the employ OF the St Paul
road since he was 15-years old lid
was man that made friends wher
ever he went and very rarely lost a
friend once made.
His funeral occurred at Green Day
this morning, the remains being taken
TO Chiffon, Wis, for burial
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

y. Robert Walker. be.s
c g, N A. Hanna - 49,
on staI Fails Thursd las'
erations Of tae Hs,s'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

~ II.
ma The pastor win >.
ms 'a ,1a at 1880 o'cIq
, - 'ne chorus choIs
,.0sram OF sacred NM
choo ~, ! De, begin at 7;so.
E service. Seats ara s,oS .
cordially invited. :,
stead OF the usual eve,
exc Methodist ca s,si
| wks the folox,, = -
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The Press., 1917-09-20
ELLINGTON. Crystal Lake.

Mrs. Harry Webster and daughter Hazel, of Poquonook were guests al A. M. Websters over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Boucher ana son, Walter, of Rockville spent Sun day with relatives in this place.
 Attorney E. A. Aborn has returned to his home in Chicago after spending a vacation at his home at Crystal Lake.
 Perlin Dimock and family aud A. M. Richardson of this place and Eugene and Warren Neff of Rockville attended the Berlin fair last week.
 Joseph Minor of New York, who enlisted in the navy, had a forty eight hour leave of absence and visited his parents and other friends here last week.
 l.. Rockwell fell from B height of 20 feet last Thursday while ascending to paint the Rhode Island worsted plant smokestack. He was rushed to the Johnson hospital His right leg was so badly injured that it was to amputate it below the knee and the other leg was badly fractured. He is now resting quite The wire cable which had been put up some years ago was rusted and broke under the weight.
The Press., 1917-09-20
WELLINGTON

It is said that peaches are very plenty-Where?
 E. O. Carpenter is suffering aoutely with rheumatism.
 Miss Maude Ricketts of Elizabeth, N. J., is at Hillside for visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mckinney of Thomp- sonvilla were recent guests at Louis Morse's.
 Mrs. Preston has returned from her month with her sister and her family in Providence, R. I.
 The rain on Monday night was wei come and it is hoped may bring the longed for warm weather
 Miss Catherine P. Rioketts went Wednesday to Boston for a little change with relatives and friends.
 Miss Edna Gould Pierce of Provi- denoe has returned to her home after a visit to relatives and old friends.
 On the second Sunday of the month there were the usual memorial flowers for Miss Lillian G. Mathews at the church.
 Mrs. Eva s. Fuller, who has been for several weeks with her sister, Mrs. B. G. Robbins, has returned to her home in Marlborough, her son com ing for her in his automobile.
 Mrs. Mary F. Lyon and Charles Lyon are visiting Mrs. Rho,la Lyon Smith in Attleboro, Mass. Ida Korner is there with her aunt attending the high school. An excellent opportunity.
 The ultra fashionables say, "Shawls are more stylish if not more common than sweaters, that oapes are more stylish than coats, that ear jewels, the older the better are coming in again.
 Hans NJ. Hansen, Jr., has in his possession a pocketbook with a con- siderable sum of money, found on curve of the road as if it might have been lost from an automobile. that he is advertising in this issue.
 Prof. J. N. Emo went last week to New Haven. Miss Church still has regular boarders and transient. guests, one of the former saying appreoiative- ly, Tt is the best boarding place I have ever found in my life. |"
 There were 60 at Bible school Sum- day afternoon. Pastor Parker is mak- ing the adult class very interesting and is admirable as superintendent. The sermon, one of Mir Parker's best, had for it's theme the Resurrection and opened with the thought that this vital truth was seldom made oonspioious save at Easter and that this was a mistake of the time, as now, particularly in this period of stress it was one of the things that Christians should speak often of one to another. His Allusion to the soldier with his Bible in the trenches was touching and appealing Delegates were chosen for the associational meetings to be held iu Warrenville the last Tuesday and Wednesday of the month as usual. The four deaoons were chosen, and it is hoped that there may be large delegation from the church, Deaeons Bracket and Service from Memorial church, Deacons Bugbee and Marsh from the Hill.