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MIS- A. L. Haight is spending the
week at Amigo. Wis, az the home OF
her mother.
Miss Olga Carlson left Saturday
night for Chicago. and enroute visited
Mrs. George Lauchin OF Green Bay.
E. b. Jacka has left Indianapolis and
is now connected with the Red Cross
Institute for the Blind at Baltimore.
Maryland.
Mrs. Ross Clark arrived here We'd
nesday morning from her home in
Iowa to visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Lyons.
The Woman's club will meet at the
house OF Mrs. Coombs Wednesday
evening, June IL. Important business
and special program
Members OF the Crystal Falls Min
strel Show company will give pri-
yate dancing party at the city hall
auditorium Monday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Heck leaves today
for Milwaukee where she will visit
friends for two weeks, going from
there to East Troy. Wis. to spend the
summer months at her uncle's cottage
at Pleasant Lake.
Mrs. Erickson wishes to thank the
public for the generous assistance
given her. The social and dance Civ
en- for her benefit at the township
hall was grand success, socially and
financially.
John Ham has been awarded the
gold medal given each year by the
American Conservatory OF Music OF
Chicago, TO the student who insgs the
most srtistically in the annual public
contest. John was chosen unani-
mously by the judges for first honors
John Klesges and family met with
an accident while driving home from
Iron Mountain last Wednesday night.
A big car crowded Mr.. Klesges of
the road and in the accident the occu-
pants OF bis car suffered bruises, but
lucky escaped without serious in
jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Richards and
little daughter, Eileen. George Cas-
sidy and the Misses Gertrude Cassidy
and Margaret James spent Memorial
Day at Marquette, making the trip in
the Richards car They spent the day
at the aviation field and arrived Just
in time to see Mrs. A. l.. Haight make
an aaroplane fight.
A row over halter in the Polish
settlement brought Mike Kubisco and
Alex Silva into justice court during
the week. Mike claims Alex stole the
halter. In the mix-up that follow
ed the two men sought satisfaction
via the willard Dempsey route. The
sequel was that Mike contributed
1920 To the public Golfers and Alex
t2.25.
Several cottages at Fortune Lake
nave been entered this spring and ar
.icles stolen In many instances
screen doors and windows were de-
sleshed--the party evident
y taking delight in wilfully destroy
ng property. The owners have an
in this issue Offering
'eward for information that will lead
10 the arrest and conviction OF the
guilty ones.
Mrs. l.. A. Arnold and Mrs. Thos.
Consin, who were called TO Chicago
wo weeks ago by the death OF their
mother, returned home Tuesday. En-
route home the visited at Oak Park,
H., Milwaukee and Whitewater. Wis.
The Hlks are on a nationwide drive
again to raise funds for the Saliva
ion Army. The Elks backed the
Army at the start of the war when it
needed friends and is continuing its
aid.
Miss Jennie Erickson, daughter OF
Mrs. Erickson OF the Schaffer loca-
ion, passed away lsat Friday. She
had been a sufferer from tuberculosis
about two years She was twenty
lhree years OF age, and was born and
has lived in Crystal Falls nearly all
her life. Funeral was held at the
Finnish Ev. Lutheran church last
saturday afternoon with Rev. Kuusis-
10 officiating. Miss Erickson was a
OF the class Of IA OF the local |
nigh school. and taught school az