The diamond drill., 1919-03-08

Cnr Notes.

II City Notes.
IL. l. Calvin has returned from Chi
cago where he attended the y. r. A.
sessions. lie was accompanied by J.
II. Gibson. president Of the local
school board. who also attended the
n. L. A.
The ID. q. Il. club gave dance Sat
nrday evening. A good number were
present,
Capt. chas. Hughes is improving in
health.
Mrs. ]. II. Gibson returned Wednes-
day after a six weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. George McGee in Hibbing
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Blomquist re-
ceiyed a telegram on the morning OF
March 1st conveying the message that
their son, Louis, had arrived in New
York City from France. He is ex-
pected home very soon.
Mrs. John Johnson entertained
members of the Swedish Ladies' Aid
society Sunday over six dollars
were taken in.
Mrs. John Lampi was hostess TO
the Finnish Ladies' Aid society sun
<day.
Miss Jennie Hurja spent the week
end in Houghton.
The Finnish people OF Iron county
held meeting in the Finn hall here
Sunday. Prohibition was the topic OF
the program. Special music was fur
nished by the Misses Mayme Hillson,
Tyyne and Hilda Thompson. Conee
and cake were served, proceeds from
which were given for the cause OF
temperance.
Miss Maude Baska Is quite Ill.
Thoburn Gibson gave few Of the
teachers a sleigh ride one afternoon
after which fine supper was enjoyed
at his home.
pie. Emil Gustafson is on his way
home from France, and is expected to
arrive in New York by the middle OF
March.
Edward Chandler Is in Amasa visit
ing his brother, George Chandler.
Mrs. Saba with her family left here
Tuesday morning for Walton where
she will make her future home.
Miss Ida Gustafson went to Crystal
Falls Friday to visit friends.
\ Miss Inez jacobson went TO Walton,
Michigan to visit her parents.
Walter Premo was business visit
or OF Amasa last Tuesday.
Jack Lampi went to Hurley last
MONDAY to look for job.
Hemlock Mining Company has pur-
chased the swamp behind the little
village of Pork City. No one is allow
ed to take wood out of it before four
years have passed.
Mrs Clinton Brown came back
from Crystal Falls last Wednesday.
The twenty-seyenth division will
start from France the End, 3rd or 4th
Of March 106 Field Artillery will he
in New York the 9Th OF March.
Mrs. Richard Retallic went to Crys-
tai Falls Monday where she will visit
her daughter until Friday.
Edward Chandler gave splendid
talk OF bis overseas experiences "a
the boy scouts one evening last week
School Notes.
The Junior high school IS no"
writing for the Palmer Method bu.'
TON. The progress pin contest TO ioi'
,ow The latter Is now being held by
some OF the senior high school girls
The Amasa high school Is planning
90 have a banquet for the soldier
boys and sailors who have returned
from the camps or from overseas
Tho boy scouts OF troop one nave
mo, received their charter yet
Aryi Kangas was visiting friends
!. in Iron River last week.
N Miss Elvira Gustafson, who ha'
\ been out OF school for while, has
again resumed her school duties
The Junior high school boys joined
the boy scouts They have not ye
received their badges because theS
have not yet taken the examination
but they have hopes to receive then
soon.
The boys OF Amasa have dug a snow
tunnel by the ST. Paul railroad
with the return OF soldiers al
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