The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-12

The True Blue Potato Club are
digging their potatoes this week.
Andy Carlson, who is now sailor a.
Great Lakes, has been visiting his
father, Otto Carlson, this week.
Miss RomiIda Carlson returned last
week from Iron River where she
spent several months.
= Miss Florence Wright returned
from weeks visit with home folks
at Iron River. Wednesday
The directors OF the Telephone Co,
met Tuesday night to transact the
regular routine or business.
Mrs. c. ]. Kazilek and daughter,
Winon, visited this week at the home
OF Mrs. A. Gtunlund at Iron River
DR.. ]. r. Edwards is at Crystal
Falls this week, examining regis
arants.
d. ]. Parker OF Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
was visitor this week at the c. j.
Kazilek home.
Miss Maude Bennett and Mr. Long
visited at the Porter and Indian Lake
schools Tuesday.
Miss Helmi Jarbi, saleslady at the
Mendelson store, spent the weekend
at her home at Amasa-Porter.
The Commercial club met Friday
Mrs. Ray Burge and children re-
turned the latter part of last week
from Crosby, Mimi, where they visit
ed at the home Of her mother.
Miss Margaret sandelin Of Calumet
mas been secured as teacher for the
Buck Lake school, beginning her du-
ties Tuesday.
Sam Huntoon is a patient at the
Darling hospital in Crystal Falls
since Monday, having been injured
while unloading cars underground at
the Judson one day last week.
Miss Amelia Potts OF the State Ag-
ricultural college and Miss Bennett
called on the club workers at the
Porter school Wednesday Miss
Potts succeeds Miss Margaret Justin.
James Matthews and Mylan Hoy
man, who are with the government
first aid car at Houghton. have been
visiting home folks this week while
the car Is at Marquette for repairs.
Plans are being made to give the
boys of Alpha an opportunity to
skate this winter-and II the plans
materialize they will also have the
chance to play hockey.
Friends here have received word
that Capt. VIM. Holman IS very III |
with pneumonia at Castleton. Yer
mont, and that his mother and wife
who reside at Negaunee, have gone /
10 his bedside.
q number Of the Red Cross workers
met Tuesday evening 10 sew for the I
Belgian Relief. The attendance was .
not what it should have been. There .
IS lots of work to be done, and more .
volunteer workers are needed
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen ana
baby and Mrs, John Collins motoro5
here from Negaunee Saturday satur-
day and visited until Tuesday with
relatives, the Thos. II. Harvey lam
lily.
The members Of The New Era en-
1oyed a social evening Friday. The lo- 4
cal organization numbers about afrv-
four aud the officers are. President
Alfred Piper; Vice Pres. Peter XII
green; secretary, Mrs Ellen Annear. 1
Banty' Graves and family of Crys-
tai Falls are now residents OF This (
village. Mr. Graves works AZ the Bal !
kan and also IS in partnership with I
August LaCount IN the barber bust
ness.
Percy Tan has received word that |
his brother. Leonard Tan. died Tues I
day morning at Camp zachery TAYLOR /
Ky, OF pneumonia. The remains were /
sent to the home o. the boys parents 1
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Tan. who live on /
= farm near Florence.
Mrs J X. Hubbard returned Tues /
day from Norway where she speu,
several DAYS with her mother. Mrs
Fred Follows who has boon very an
since receiving word Of the death or
her ron in Franco
Eleven girls met wit Ms Ram
Myers and Miss Evelyn Uren Tuesday
evening % organize Camp Fire Girls 4
club. The members are Reboeca
White, Issbclia Cotton6. Meiba ~.
Roster, Alma Abramson, Julia Bnsld i
Mary Broakovitz Blanche stusaia-
yich Rose rrudeil Adele pohrman /
Elmi Luoma, and Gladys oslor
Capt William Holman. general SUI
porintendent for The y i r,pe,,,,,