The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-12-14
perso,rals


Miss Jeanette Parent returned on
tuesday from two weeks visit al
Escanaha and Manistique.
Pie. Herbert Broman arrived home
from Camp Custer this week, having
been released from military service
Mrs. w. l.. Piper, accompanied BY
her sister. Miss May Nicely, OF Ne
gaunee, are spending the week II
Chicago.
Mr.. Kaplan Is in Chicago this week
selecting a winter stock of goods fol-
the Kaplan & Rutman store in this
city. .lRNg2 FaSsyE Il
Mrs. Lehnen arrived here Sunday
evening from Marquette to be with her
daughter Miss SANE, who has been i'll
with influenza.
Pie Sidney warshwasky left Sund-
day night for Ann Arbor in response
to telegram to report for duty. lie
expects to be discharged the first Of
the year
Pts. Lyle Charon, Charles Boettger,
Clarence Picord, Myron Bemis and
Edwin Mccarthy are home from the
s. A. r. c. at Ann Arbor, having been
honorably discharged
If you are going 10 purchase piano
get our special offer With every
piano sold we give coupon book
which entities the holder to twenty
five FREE lessons from a competent
instructor A. Henry.
In Mendelson's advertisement APP
pearing in this issue mention is made
OF horse and Charlie Chaplin
which will be given away Christmas.
1t will be given away at the store on
| Christmas eve. -" s.-- $500.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Peterson of
Gladstone, came Thursday and will
spend some time here with their son,
Chas. A., who has been very i'll. Re-
ports from his bedside Friday were
to the effect that his condition is i'm
proving.
A number of lady and gentlemen
friends gathered at the home of Miss
jeanette Warshawsky Saturday even
birthday anniversary. The out OF
town guests were: Miss Rose Cannon
Of Iron River, and Mr.. Heliitz OF She
boygan, Wisconsin.
The stores in this city will be open
every evening until Christmas. The
cards sent out this week by the city
board Of health announce that the
stores will close at o'clock. This is
an error, and the business houses are
open every evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson OF
Gladstone came Thursday and will
spend SOME time here with their son
Chas. A., who has been very i'll with
pneumonia Reports from his bedside
Friday were to the effect that his con-
dition is improving,
The schools closed Tuesday morning
and that evening a number OF the
teachers left for their homes TO spend
a months vacation Miss Little went
to Peshtigo, Miss LaPerriere to Me-
nominee, Mrs. George Stolberg, to
Gladstone, Miss Dassler TO Milwau-
kee, Miss Samdahl to Rice Lake and
Mr. Starner TO Indiana Harbor.
Capt. Jay Griffith arrived here
Friday from Camp Humphrey, vir-
ginia, having been honorably dis
charged from the army. He is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ f. Richards.
Capt. Griffith has seen active in
/ France, and Just recently returned to
the States. He will accept his old
position with the Judson Mining Co.
at Alpha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jacka received
word from their son, Sergeant Sam
Jacka during the week. Sam left
New York the day following the sign
ing OF the armistlce and arrived al
Brest, France, twelve days thereafter
The men were not allowed TO disem-
bark as terms Of the armistice forbid
ouch changes in armed forces, so his
ship turned around and came back
home. A very interesting letter from
Sam will appear next week.
Mrs Merke who was appointed to
canvass the city for the Red Cross