The diamond drill., 1920-07-24
Oscar Caskey left last Monday night
for his home In Phelps, Wis.

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Miss Caroline schaal l. visning
friends in Amasa this week.
Robert Burns Fribley arrived at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Fribley
on Thursday. July 18th, 1920.
Il Mrs. Frank Leonard and children,
OF Crystal Falls. visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Borns during
the week.-Mining News.
Mrs. Thomas Behan and children,
OF Crystal Falls, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Hanrahan.-E Escanaba
Journal
LOST mo. old guerensy heiffer.
Red and white. Small horns. Last
seen June Is. Notify Mrs. Filna Eko-
la, Dunn mine and get reward. (29-3O)
Mrs. A. Trevarrow and daughter,
Gladys, OF Oak Park. are in the city,
visiting with Mrs Thos Conlin.
FOR SALE CHEAP:-House and lot
on 9Th street. blocks from court
house. Inquire OF w. j. Reynolds.
(29-30).
Delegations from Negaunee, Iron
River, Alpha, Amasa and Mansfield
are expected in Crystal Falls tomor-
row 10 take in the big ball game be-
tween Negaunee and Alpha-Crystal
Falls.
Miss octavia Leonard arrived in the
city last Wednesday from Chicago for
a visit at the Munns home in Maple
Grove. Miss Octavia is graduate OF
St Luke's Training School OF Chica-
go
Mr. and Mrs Thos Conlin, Miss
Evelyn and Marion Carter arrived
home last Wednesday night from
their motor trip to lower Michigan.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Holmes and
Miss Esther got back ahead OF them,
arriving last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight G. Long and
son, Robert, drove to Calumet over
last weekend. They visited with
friends in the copper country, which
was Mr.. Longs former home Mrs j.
G. ogers and son Ernest accompanied
them on the trip.
Matt Foucault, brother OF Felix
Foucault Of this city, died at the Uni
versity OF Michigan Hospital at Arm
Arbor, on Saturday, July 10. The re-
mains were buried from the family
home in Iron Mountain.
The pickers who have visited the
plains for blueberries report that the
| fields have already been picked over
80 that there is not going to be the
abundance OF berries that II was ex-
pected earlier in the season would be |
the case. Only moderate amounts
are reported
Mrs Ben Dustin gave $3.50 birth |
day dinner last Saturday evening in
honor OF her sister, Miss Loretta Nit
chell The evening was spent in play |
ing 500. First prize was won by Mrs.
II sarl, "a Iat 1
prize by Miss Lima Schook All depart
! ed saying they had dandy time.
Ed. Hargard was quite painfully |
injured last Tuesday while at work
unloading car Of slabs. A heavy
slab fell from the hands OF another
workman and Ed received the full |
force OF il, striking him below the
eye. The injury is painful one but
does not keep him from his work.
Mr. Charles Healey OF Ironwood was J
in the city last Wednesday. Mr.. Healy |
represents Meyers Brothers, the we'll |
known sausage makers OF Ironwood !
While in the city Mr. Healy made ar
rangements with several OF the local |
markets TO handle their brand Meyer |
Bros. have an output OF $4,000 pounds
OF sausage weekly and have rs per CT |
OF the sausage business in Hurley and |
Ironwood. They have an ad in anoth-
er column OF this issue.
On Sunday, July 11th over 100 child |
rem received their first holy commun-
ion and last Sunday l31 children and |
adults were confirmed by the Right
Rev. FIR. Els, Bishop of Marquette. at
the Guardian Angels Church. The /
blessing OF the new Catholic Church
I'm Amaea and nf tho nau otatfono and Il