The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-05-04
Don't forget our Special Saturday
and Sunday. Something new. Floods.

Don't forget our Special Saturday
and Sunday. Something new. Floods.
w. C. Eldred will leave tomorrow
night for Chicago on a business mis-
sion.
A large number OF west side people
attended the show at the City Hall
auditorium In this city last Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Northstrum return
ed TO Marinette after a short visit az
the home Of their son, DIR. North
strum OF this city.
Mrs Rowley arrived in the city on
Thursday morning from Evanston, Ill.
where she has been the last two
months visiting her daughter, Miss
Ruby,
City Health officer Metcalf Il busy
these days making Crystal Falls
clean city Everybody (where the
case applys) Is receiving orders to-
clean up.
Joe Bittner was appointed fireman
BY the city commissioners last week
He has taken the place or Joseph
Che8ky who was called 70 Chicago by
the draft board
Mrs. John A. Davis and son Gordon
visited az the home OF Mr. and Mrs
A. j Pohland last Wednesday. the
. latter entertaining the monthly meet
ing Of ST. Johns Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davey. for a
number OF years residents of Mans
field, left last Monday evening for
Quantico, Virginia where they will
reside permanently
Tom Aberley returned last Wednes-
day morning from Milwaukee where
he went a week ago 20 take examina-
ton for locomotive engineer. lie
passed the examination in fine shape
Mr. N. p. Stuart the piano tuner,
of Marinette is In town this week and
will be here for a few days next week
TO attend the wants Of customers Or
ders may be left at Henry's Furni-
ture store.
Among the " NJ. c. A. workers who
were on the steamship Orissa, tor
pedoed of the English coast the early
part OF this week was a former res
ident Of the copper country, the Rev
III. II. Mellinson, formerly pastor OF
the NJ II church at Lake Linden.
AS will be noted in another column
there will be "a general exchange of
'pulpits in the Methodist churches of
Dickinson and Iron counties tomor-
row Rev Coombs goes to Dickinson
county for four services He will be
accompanied by Mr.. T.. w Teiggs OF
this city and Mr. George Bishop of
Alpha, both of whom will deliver pa
triotic addresses during the day.
Rev w Is. Coombe went To Iron
Mountain and Vulcan Thursday OF
last week, in connection with the pa
triotlc campaign now being carried on
by the Methodist church all over the
United states. He has been appoint
ed by Bishop Henderson as one of the
district leaders for Iron and Dickin-
son counties. Mr.. Charles O. Ander-
son Of Iron Mountain, Is the other
member.
Or. and Mrs A. J. bookings who
have been spending the latter part OF
the winter al Excelsior Springs. Mo,
returned from that famous health re-
sort last Monday The doctor has
been greatly benefited FIN h@alth by
his. soiOurn there The ailment that
has been causing him much trouble
for some months past has been en-
tirely removed lie expects 90 resume
his office work on the thirteenth Of
this month
The Tobin Red Cross unit has
handed In To the local Red Cross the
sum of Sli790 made by their teas
during the months of March and
April besides sewing and knitting the
ladies have made twenty-nine baby
quilts for French relief On Thursday
Mrs Eliza Cook, Mrs. Charles Rich
ards, and Mrs Edward Pengelly serv-
ed, and railled a box OF candy, which
was won by William +. Jacka. The
proceeds OF the afternoon amounted Il
$53.5S S33.75 OF which was made ON
the candy which was donated by Mrs. |
y. Cook, the credit for selling tickets |
was due to Miss Olive and Bessie |
Pengclly. On Saturday evening, May
IL, dance and social will be held !
at the township hall for the benefit |
Of the Red Cross.