The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-10-18

Irlehus motoreu mere from lShpeminl
last Tuesday and pleasantly surpris.
ed Mrs. Robert Greer at the carpen.
ter location.
Mrs. Andrew Ostrand will serve
coffee and lunch at ner residence on
Thursday afternoon. October 2s. FOL
the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid Society
Everybody invited
Sheriff and Mrs. Wilson leave Mon.
day for Marinette where they will get
the Marmon car that sheriff Wilson
purchaser which has been at Marin.
cite where II is being repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tromblay ac-
ccmpanied by Mrs. John Tromblay and
daughter. AIverna. motored to Escan-
aba Sunday where they visited rela-
tives, returning on Monday. They
were accompanied by Miss Anna Sava-
geau. who visited relatives at Vulcan
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sandberg who
but recently returned from Canada
will soon leave for England where
Mr.. Sandberg will look after some
drill work for the Sullivan Machinery
company in that country. We under
stand the job will last nj least a year
and that Charlie will be full-hedgcd
cockney when he returns.
Mrs. Ben Dustin and Mrs. LII Reu-
ben left Monday evening for Chicago
where they visited with relatives and
friends. Mrs. Dustin returned home
| Thursday while Mrs. Reuben continu
ed on to her home at Rock Island, Ill.
Mrs. Reuben spent the past three
weeks at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mendelson.
Mrs. G. NJ. Allard of Spokane. Wash.
left Monday morning for her home af-
ter spending three-months' visit here
at the home OF her mother. Mrs. l..
Miesler. Mrs. Miesler and daughter,
Laura. accompanied her as far as
Milwaukee where they will spend a
month visiting with Mrs. Miseler's
daughter and other relatives.
The following friends surprised Miss
Mildred Payne at the home OF her sis
ter. Mrs. Clifford Lebombard, Thurs
day: Annie Camilla. Ada Rossi. Ber-
niece Cummings, Elsie Carlson, Mar
ion la France, Beatrice Sepel ane
Dora Levine. The affair was in the
form a OF a birthday and farewell
party. a six o'clock dinner was serv-
ed after which the guests spent the
evening at the theater Miss Payne
leaves soon and will enter a convent
near Menominee.
The Mystic Workers installed offic-
ers last Monday night and one OF the
biggest meetings and most enjoyable
times in the history of the lodge was
had Hans Paulsen Is the new chief
executive and he has already put pep
into the members. The banque
which followed the meeting was par
taken OF by nearly 200 people Hon
M. II. Moriarty was the principal af-
ter-dinner speaker.
Captain w. j. Richards arrived here
on Wednesday from Battle Creek IN
his Packard car and will spend
week or two in the city. Mr.. Rich |
ards was several days on the way |
aking the trip in easy stages. His
son. Clarence. drove the car and h |
vas accompanied by several friends
rom Chicago. Mr.. Richards sayi
hat he is getting on well with the
construction work on his new home
ic hopes to get moved in by Jan. l
nut is not certain OF being able to. 4
The 500 club met with Miss Hazel
ietallic Thursday evening OF last
'eek at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
'om Clark at the Dunn location. First
rize was taken by Miss Margaret
,ramer, and the consolation prize byt
Iiss Lima Schook. Thursday evening
this week they were entertained \
y Miss Alverna 0authier at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Conant. The
rst prize was taken by Miss Loretta
Iitchell. and the jazz medal by Mar
aret Cassidy. A dainty luncheon
as served before the departure Of
10 guests, and II report an enjoyable