The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09

Otto Gullaru OF Mdrincttc was
visitor In Crystal Falls last Tuesday.
Mrs. John Citizen returned from a
visit with Marinette relatives last
Monday.
Miss Christine Jensen OF Marinette,
Is the guest Of the Knud Nelson fam
lily this week.
Frank Hollow has taken position
with the Standard oil Co. at its dis
tributing station in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. conant were
visitors at Marinette while on motor
trip 10 Appleton over the week end
Mrs. Geo. James and Mrs. James
i oconneil Of Green Bay, Wis, were
visitors at the home OF Mrs. Eliza
James over the week end
A baby girl was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. +. Behan at the Darling
hospital last sunday morning, Mother
and daughter are well.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holmes went
to Menominee last Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. s. M. Stephenson
widow OF the late Cong Stephenson.
w. II. Rein moved his family TO
| Fortune Lake last Wednesday for
their annual vacation. Mr.. Rem rs
one of the lot owners on the first lake.
John Wall returned home from his
visit to Grand Rapids last Tuesday
Mr.. Wall stopped over In Green Bay
enroute to attend the Lachine COM
pany meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crane and son,
John, accompanied by Mrs. John Wall
and son Clarence, left Sunday for
Denmark, Wis. to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Rodgers.
Mrs James f. Corcoran and Mrs.
. litd y Abbott entertained num-
Der of their lady friends at the home
of the former last Wednesday after
room Cards and delightful lunch
were the special features OF a very
successful afternoons entertainment.
Paul Schook returned on Sunday
from Green Bay where he attended
the meeting of the Lachine starter
company. He tells us that arrange
ments were made TO put the starter
upon the market and that $4,000 OF
them will be gotten out at once. The
price was fixed at $500.
Capt A. l.. Burridge arrived In
Crystal Falls last Monday morning
and went TO work at once for Messrs.
Holmes g. Sparks on the new road
} grade that is being constructed from
Iron River TO the Brule. Mr.. Bur
ridge will have charge of the work
and give ii his entire time. Mrs
Burridge accompanied him and they
are at home at the Erikson cottage a,
Fortune lake.
Mike Grattan came up from Oshkosh
last Tuesday and spent several days
visiting with his old friends in this
city. Mr.. Grattan was badly smash
ed up while at work three years age
; and his injuries have incapacitated
him for work since that time. lie
makes his home with a niece at Osh.
kosh Outside of his injured arm he
Is we'll and says that his general
2 health was never better. He, OF
! course. chafes under the necessity o
! refraining from work, but says thai
he is getting used to II now.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Hollow went e
n Marquette last Sunday accompanied
|, by Mrs. S. A. Sorinson to consult Or
] Hornbegen in search OF relief for Mrs
Hollow's eye trouble. Under adyic,
OF DR.. Hornbogen Mrs. Hollow re
NAMED at St Luke's hospital. Mar.
quette. for nerve treatment befor,
any surgical work can be done. Mrs
! Hollow has been suffering from nerv-
. Gus breakdown for some time and II
, is in hopes of complete rest and re-
lief that she was placed in the hos
pital. Her many Crystal Falls
! friends hope that her stay there will
be brief.
We take the following from a copy
of a Canadian paper which came to
this Office recently; THE high school