The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-08-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira odgers toured to

home saturday. Iney report the
roads as fine all the way.
Mrs Irwin Keast is spending the
week visiting her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Eldreed, at Crystal Falls. having gone
over Wednesday evening" Reporter.
SPECIAL SALE:-I have dozen
30x3 quality castings which am sell
ing this week at $110O each Eldred
Garage.
Miss Bennett arrived here Tuesday
night to resume her work as county
demonstator after her enforced alb
sence due to illness.
A card received from Leo Leonard
last Saturday brought the information
that he has arrived safely across the
water.
frankie and Luella Fincannin of
Alpha were operated at the Darling
hospital for diseased tonsils. on the
18th inst and returned home the same
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dawson, ac-
companied by Mrs. w. K Dawson and
Mrs Andrew Bjork autoed here from
Crystal Falls on Thursday and visited
with friends Reporter
The postmaster general has APP
proved the increase Of 10 per cent
in the wages OF operators. Miss En-
ma Watsic, operator in Crystal Falls
Is affected by the increase.
+. G. Sanders and family motored
down from Calumet and made short
visit with his brother and old custo-
mers. f. G. does not make Crystal
Falls any more.
Kenneth Greene, the five year old
son OF Mrs. Haines of tho Carpenter
location, was operated upon for APP
pendicitis at the Darling hospital on
the 18th inst, and will soon return
home. @itst,.cs 80 -
Mrs. Martin b. Gaffney Of Green
Bay, who had been in Iron River a
few DAYS visiting her husband, who
Is now conductor on the Iron River
Amasa run, left Tuesday evening for
Iron Mountain for a visit with her
mother The family may decide TO
move here to make their home, and
have been looking for house-Re-
porter.
Mrs. ]. Sawicki OF Superior, organ
lied for the White Cross under the
direction of Madame Paderewsh, left
for Crystal Falls and Marquette last
Monday morning, having spent several
days looking after the work Of that
organization here. II has for It's pur-
pose the same lines OF work as the
Red Cross, and Mrs. Sawicki reports
that there Is good work being done
here among the Polish people.-Re-
porter ~ t 60
The street dance last Wednesday
evening was as big success as any Of
the previous affairs. Mayor Bridges
announced during the evening that
the candidates for county office had
contributed enough money to pay Tor
one concert and that Andrew Apostle
had given $500 towards another
concert. II is the intention to con-
tinue these affairs longer than was
originally intended -. 49,. -
A letter received by Mrs John Han
sen from her son, Charles Hansen
who is with the American Expedition
arv forces in France, conveys the in
formation that Charles and Bertrand
Flood met in France and the meeting
was certainly touching one Judging
from what Charlie writes. Ii was the
first time that either had met a mem
ber from home. They we're so over
loved at the meeting that they would
alternately cry, laugh, and visit.
Miss Katherine f. Corbett, super
visor OF training in the Kent state
Normal College, Kent, Ohio, has ar
rived home to spend vacation with
her mother at Mansfield. Miss Cor
bett was appointed by the Lakeside
division OF the American Red Cross
OF Cleveland to do institute work In
the Home Service Civilian Relief