The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-29
LOCAL NEWS

giving at her home at Stephenson.
Miss Katherine challancin visited
with friends at Iron Mountain this
week.
Miss Agnes Stohl is back In the
Western Union Office again. She re-
snmed work there on Monday
Mr. Joe Reynolds. assistant at the
Conant Studio, went to Marlnette TO
spend the Thanksgiving holiday.
The Bridge Club met with Mrs. L.
a. Henry last Monday Mrs. Herman
Ruwitch carried the prize away.
Mrs. Nathan Warshawsky received
word from Chicago that an aunt. Mrs
Guensburg. had died last week.
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Mrs. II. Ruwitch entertained a num-
ber of her friends at six O'Clock
dinner at her home last Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mrs q. s. Harrison entertained the
Bridge Club last week Tuesday at
her home on Crystal avenue
| Miss Signe Carlstrom is working at
lLuck's confectionery store again.
[She started on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Abbott we're
visitors at Iron Mountain during the
week.
The teachers in the Crystal Falls
schools who remained in the city over
the vacation gave a Thanksgiving
supper at the Forest Park school
Thursday evening.
We understand plans are being
made to continue Fifth street direct
ly south through the hill south %
Jessen residence, instead OF making
the curve that Is now made via Ur
ban avenue. This work means a big
cut through the hill
Mrs. j. Gilhouse entertained a num-
Der OF lady friends at comic dress
party last Tuesday evening, at the
home Of Mrs. X. Notes She served
very lovely lunch All report having
had jolly good time.
Manager Sanders has some OF the
latest novelties in electric goods o.
display at the city hall. Some OF the
articles are certainly unique and 1.
gives one an idea OF the immense pos
sibilities in electricity. especially In
the heating and cooking line.
The City OF Crystal Falls has pur-
chased the old LustHeld residence on
Fourth street. Miss Lottie Is moving
out the household goods that the
girls had stored in the house. The
property Is needed by the city for the
expansion that must come In It's busi-
ness.
Several OF the ladies who worked
In Mrs. j. III. Sanders Red Cross class
surprised her Thursday evening.
They had invited a few additional
friends to join them and together
they finished the work on guilt that
she had started before she took up
her Red Cross work. A jolly good
time Is reported.
Miss Margaret Cassidy entertained
the 800 girls club on Tuesday last.
The operetta given by Miss Mary
Adams for the benefit OF Guardian An
gels church. at the city hall auditor
ium last week. drew a big house and
pleased all who attended The piece
was we'll handled by everyone who
took part in It and does great credit
TO the ability OF Miss Adams as an or
Qantzor and inatructOr
A bunch OF World War vets, includ
ing Casper Bauer. Lawrence Larson.
Nanny Levine. Henry Grattan and
John Schmid are In camp this week.
on Fence river. Theodore Erickson
who learned his culinary art In the
hurry Of the trenches. is doing cook
duty and the boys wirelessed down
that the mess is WHY'D reminder OF
the days at the front. John Schmid
the only one who wasn't under arms,
saws that he knows now how II feels
10 have been In the army. Theodore
SAYS it's a slander; that the flock OF
birds he has been singing chow for
never had better chow In their lives.