The diamond drill., 1919-03-29

AhuitW ANSiooh diilNcu nOue lutS-
day from his winters sojourn in
Florida.
Thomas Gursky left last week for
Virginia, MINI, where he has secur-
ed employment.
The w. G. t. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Alfred Martin next Fri
day afternoon, April 4th.
Miss Carrie Sherman of Stambaugh.
was a guest several days this week
at the Frank d. Ball home.
J. II. Sanders was in Milwaukee the
fore part Of the week attending n
convention Of electricians.
Corporal Jake Schmid arrived home
Thursday morning from Camp Sher-
man, Ohio. on ten-day furlough.
/ An interesting letter from Arthur
c. Fisher, who is on the U. S. S. De
Kalb will appear In our next issue.
Sure, Mr.. Barber, the new baker, is
going to stay in Crystal Falls. He
just got in 100 barrels of fiour.-Ady.
We were Obliged TO omit our serial
story, "The Light in the Clearing" this
week, but il will be continued in our
next issue.
Miss Ruth Lowensten of Negaunee,
and Miss Celia Seline OF Bessemer,
were guests this week at the f. Miller
home.
Miss Ethelene Henry, who is attend
ing Lawrence college at Appleton. is
spending the spring vacation with
home folks, arriving Wednesday.
Miss Celia Citizen entertained the
X. c. *. club Wednesday evening of
this week Miss Margaret Liberty
was hostess to the cluD last week.
Mrs. Dora Cannon received a tele-
gram Friday from Lester Sagen
saying he had landed Thursday at
Charlestown, S. c. He was the 115th
Field Artillery.
The pupils OF the Western school
| purchased $43.S4 worth OF Thrift
Stamps during the month OF March
and their teachers are very proud Of
this fine record.
Mrs. Frank Scadden and son, Frank
Jr.. arrived home Wednesday from
Madison. Wisconsin, where they spent
| the winter with Clyde who is attend
| ing the university.
Mr.. Barber says he will have $4,000
worth OF new machinery here in the
! next two weeks. When this is install
ed he wants the people to call and
inspect his bakery.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Levine received
message Thursday stating that their
son Mamie. had bee discharged at
Columbus, Ohio, and would spend
week in Chicago before returning
home.
Mrs. ". Warshawsky and daughters
Mrs. ID. Cannon and family and Mrs.
NJ. Rosenfield were at Iron River
Sunday to attend a charity ball Civ
en- by the Zionists there for the war
sufferers.
Mrs Parks was operated on Thurs
day at the Darling hospital for ser
ious condition following fractured
wrist sustained six weeks ago while
cha was visiting a sister at Wausau.
Wisconsin.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the M. r.
church will have monthly business
meeting Tuesday afternoon, April 1st.
Refreshments will also be served. The
hostess will be Mrs. William PIERCE,
assisted by Mrs. Sensiba. Mrs. Arnold
and Mrs. Williams.
While visiting at the home OF Capt. |
and Mrs. Clark at the Dunn, Mrs.
Gordon Murray was pleasantly sur
prised by the Womans' Club. Music
and games were the amusements and
refreshments were served. The club
presented Mrs. Murray with a num-
ber OF pretty and useful gifts. All
present report a very enjoyable time.
City Marshal VIM. Broad arrested
three fellows Thursday for being in
toxicated. They "squealed" on the
party who sold them the booze, and
Friday Mr.. Broad arrested Eugenia