The diamond drill., 1921-11-12
HersonaIs
Gir wanted at the Green Hotel.

day morning with big load OF camp
supplies for the scene OF the Kiel
Woodenware camp which VOL be To-
Gated northwest OF the Chicogan mine.
Joe has been foreman or Mr.. Brad
ley for several seasons.
Louis Aeschliman accompanied Joe
Poquette to the Bradley logging camp
last Monday intending 20 stay there
for time.
Paul schook got orders last Satur-
day to start shipping his logs which
he had cut last winter and which haye
been on the landing near Mastodon
all summer. The logs will go to tho
Escanaba Woodenware co.
Mede LaPlante. Tom AberIe and
several others went TO the Sargent
lakes district last Sunday and planted
wild rice. They put down about 200
pounds OF the rice most OF 1t being
placed in bags and sunk ceepstn the
mud
A letter received from Fred Malm-
berg instructs us to forward HIS Dia-
mond Drill TO his new address at
Michigamme where he Is employed al
the Imperial mine Fred has been on
the carpenter gang Of the Mckinney
Steel Co. for a number OF years.
August Plicta resigned his position
with the Mckinney Steel Co. and has
taken q position with the Ford people
at the Imperial mine. Michigamme.
Mich. Mr.. Plicta has been in charge OF
the surface work of the Mckinney
steel for many years.
Ernest Munns had a letter from Mr..
Kinder during the week in which he
expressed a wish that he was back In
Crystal Falls again. Mr.. Kinder has
been at his home in Missouri since
leaving Crystal Falls.
A. j. Mcdonald, OF Ironwood, and
stephen Royce, of Crystal Falls, min
ing engineers, are visiting the Isa-
bella mine property near Palmer. They
arrived here Wednesday. Negaunee
Herald.
The Kings Daughters. a class OF
the NJ. u. Sunday school. have organ
lied sewing club and are sewing for
the poor children OF the county. Miss
Marjory Vivian was hostess and serv-
ed lunch at the close OF the sewing.
Misses Julia Farrell and Mabel
Chapman, two OF Crystal Falls school
teachers, visited at Iron River last
Saturday.
Mr.. Theodore vanIeesch. foreman
on the construction work on the
kingsford garage, was q visitor at his
home at Norway over last Sunday.
Miss Mia Massie who is attending
the Marquette Normal school was at
lone over the week end.
supt. Alvin Richards came down
from Michigamme TO visit over last
Sunday with his family here.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid society
held its last weeks meeting with Mrs.
Hams Olson. The reason for the visit
was the sixty-first birthday OF Mrs.
Olson who is one of our pioneer resi-
dents.
The young friends of Miss Irene
Cayia surprised her at her home last
Saturday night. A dainty lunch, cards
and dancing formed the evenings en-
tertainment
Mrs. Pappenean came up from Green
Bay last Friday 10 spend the week
end with friends and relatives in this
city.
Mr., and Mrs, John Kenney visited at
the home OF Mrs. Kenney's parents al
Florence last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Sherman who ia a stu
dent nurse at the Penn Hospital spent
the week lend in Crystal Falls visit
ing with friends.
WANTED;- Soft Elm, Birch and Bass
wood logs. Kiel woodenware Co, kiel
Wisconsin. (44-45)
See the new Electric Range, COM
bination wood, coal, electric and fire-
less cooker. on display at Cannon's.
The General Hospital has added to
It's equipment q fine, new. highpowered
A-ray machine. DIR. Bovik feels very
proud over his new equipment as Il
enables him to handle all types OF
work.
Mrs. G.. T. Roberts Is at Houghton
where she has been for week past
visiting with relatives.
A meeting Of the Mansfield unit Of
the Farm Bureau was held last Tues
day evening at School No 2. Dele
gates % the county meeting were
chosen.
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