The diamond drill., 1919-03-22

! News, Va, March 18TH, ana Is now a
Camp Stuart.
Mrs. Edwin Jacka left Monday eve
ming for Milwaukee where she i
visiting at the home of her daughter
Mrs Herbert Newman
Ell Massie was at Quinnesec tn,
first OF the week in attendance at tn,
funeral of his cousin, Isador Massie
a pioneer resident of that town.
A little son was born to Mr.. anC
Mrs, John Smitter, Wednesday, Marcl
10Th, and died shortly after birth. Mr.
Smitter is the science teacher at tn,
high school.
Mrs. ]. +. Thomas of Rice Lake
Wis. came last week to be with hel
daughter, Mrs. Lee Magill, who is al
the Larson hospital convalescing from
an operation.
Mrs. G. H. Carey OF Bowbells, Nortf
Dakota, arrived Thursday morning
and is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs w c. Bronson, and sister, Mrs.
c. A. Robinson
IL Arlington Conant left Sunday on
business trip to Menominee and Ma
rinette, and from there went TO Ap-
pleton where his family has been Wis.
iting the past two weeks.
Misses Esther Holmes and Mildred
Martin visited Iron Mountain friends
from Friday until TUESDAY, going
over to attend the Iron Mountain
Crystal Falls basketball game.
DR.. e. p. Noyes was at Fond du Lac
Wisconsin, last week in attendance at
a meeting of the Fox River Valley
Dental society. Enroute home he tran
sacted business at Milwaukee.
Frank Ulrich left Tuesday for his
home in Wausau, Wisconsin, after
spending week here with friends.
lie will return In about a week to re
sumo his position with the Crystal
Falls Motor Car Co.
DR.. Joseph A. Crowell of Iron
Mountain, Charles f. Lawrence, of
Palatka, and Leigh c. Caswell, OF
Crystal Falls, have been elected mem
bers OF the executive committee OF
the upper peninsula branch of the
Michigan Children's Home society.
We have a half dozen letters writ
ten by soldiers which were handed
us by friends and relatives of the boy
for publication If the parties receiv-
ing these letters wish to save them
they will please call for them at their
earliest convenience
Mrs. Robt. b. Webb. of Crystal
Falls, was visitor on March 7th az
the big exhibit of southern California
products maintained free to the pun
lie I'm the Los Angeles chamber of
commerce She also attended the
lectures and moving pictures that are
a part of the daily program. The ex-
hibit is the largest of any in the
country maintained by a commercial
organization. Before returning home,
Mrs. Webb expects to visit several OF
the many other places OF interest IN
the southland
p. M. Shaw and Carl TenHopen
we're business visitors at Palatka and
Iron River several days this week.
There will be social at the NJ. +.
church Wednesday evening. March 26,
given by the Epworth League Every
body is cordially invited No charge.
The Swedish Lutheran Aid society
met at the church Thursday afternoon.
the hostesses being Mesdames John
Larson and Fred Maimberg The
next meeting will be April 3rd at
which time Mesdames John Anderson.
Emil Carlson and Anna Swanson will
entertain.
Miss Maude Johnston. OF Ensign.
Michigan. has accept position IL
the local postoffice. Miss Johnson
leaves position as cashier and book
keeper for the Cloyerland Milling q
Supply company, Gladstone, to assume
her new duties
Rev. John wargelin OF Hancock.
spent the week end here with his fam
lily at the Hoikka home. going from