The diamond drill., 1920-02-14

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The Edyvean family were sufferers
from the fn the past week Mr. Edy-
vcan was absent from his duties at the
mine most Of the week
The Ostrand family were visited by
the flu this week and Mr.. ostrand was
absent from the store TO attend them.
The oddfellows postponed the sup
per that they had planned for next
Monday night. the postponement being
due to the prevalence Of the flu among
the members.
Word from Ann Arbor SAYS that Lee
Wilson has been quite i'll with the flu
the past week
/ r. l. Davies. district engineer for
the State Highway Department. was in
Crystal Falls this week attending to
matters in connection with the state
gravel hauling contracts.
Miss stenstrom. agent for the De-
troit Life. paid the death benefit claims
OF Carl Carlstrom and John A. Group
during the week.
Miss Mary Lee, who has been sick
the past week with the fu has fully
recovered.
All members OF the Eastern Star i'm
terested In the annual party please be
present at the next meeting, February
IS.
Charles +. Lawrence was visitor
In Crystal Falls last Tuesday evening
ana attended the mass meeting at the !
city hall. Mr. Lawrence is anxious |
TO see Crystal Falls get the building !
Il Is seeking.
Miss Esther Holmes was called |
home from Grafton Hall, Fon du Lac,
last Monday by the illness OF her
mother Mrs. Holmes is considerably |
better but is still quite H. Miss Es-
ther will stay at home until her moth
er is fully recovered.
George Tucker OF Marquette was a
visitor in Crystal Falls several days
the past week Mr.. Tucker but re-
Gently returned from a speaking tour
through New England in behalf OF the
ratincation OF the Peace Treaty and
the acceptance OF the League OF Ma
tons coyenent.
Mrs. VIM. Lyons went TO Marinette
TO visit a sister living there. The sis
ter was taken with the flu and Mrs.
Lyons nursed her when both OF the
women were stricken. The sister Is
reported 70 have died with pneumonia
but Mrs. Lyons is said to be beyond
the danger point although she was
very critically III at one time.
Supt. S. G. Harrison's family has had
a long seige OF the flu the past week.
Miss Isabelle was quite dangerously
III the fore part OF the week and be-
fore she recovered Mr.. Harrison was
taken with the same disease. The
family maid was placed in the hospital
on Tueday noon suffering with flu.
The sick ones are reported to be gain
ing and out OF danger.
Frank Scadden OF Crystal Falls, !
spent last Tuesday evening in the |
,ity. coming down 10 attend a Mason {
c function. Frank is usually opti-
nistic but he was bubbling over upon q
his occasion, number OF the idle a
mines in that district having resumed !
operations and more to follow.--Iron |
Mountain Press. v
Lieut.. Ochlitree OF the 18th Infant
Y. " IS. A. now stationed at Camp
,uster. was in the city last Wednes-
lay. Lieut. Ochiltree is on recruit
Iuty and has a detail working with
i'm. His headquarters are at Iron
Mountain but he left two men in
,rystal Falls 20 seek recruits here.
III. T.. Richards got home from n
irand Rapids last Tuesday. Mr. Ric. 3
iards was one OF the witnesses in the d
jewberry trial but was on the stand n
My short time. He says that the o
-efendents are feeling quite confident d