The diamond drill., 1921-07-09
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ed 10 the head OF the voice department
OF DePaw University. Mr. Ham has
been student at the American Con
seryatory OF Music al Chicago from
which he graduated with honors. HI
and Mrs. Ham are now camping on
Lake Michigan in the vicinity OF Es-
canada and expect 10 visit Crystal
Falls later in the year.
Lee Wilson came down from Mar
quette to spend the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Will
son, sr. Lee Is looking well and says
that he Is mighty glad that he chose
Marquette 10 do his summer school
work. for even though II is unusually
warm this season. the heat is mild
compared with what ii is in southern
Michigan.
Mrs. G. +. Rosebush of Appleton,
was in the city over the Fourth, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schultz.
The ladies spent their vacation alter
mating between this city and the Tri-
angle ranch
FOUND: A pair Of spectacles in
grand stand at ball ground last Sun
day. Owner can have same by calling
az this office and paying for ad.
Mr. Claude Parmlee OF Iron Noun
tain was a visitor here on Monday to
compete in the trap shoot.
Captain and Mrs Edward Pengilly
spent the Fourth Of July at Iron
Mountain.
f. ]. Oswald took in the boxing
match at Iron Mountain last Monday
and was quite favorably impressed
with the exhibition.
A drowning accident occurred at
Sunset Lake last Monday in which a
resident OF Bates, father Of fam
ily OF six, lost his life.
Mrs, Joseph Fike received message
calling her TO North Crandon last
Tuesday. She went on a message of
love 10 care for the children OF Robert
Pike, whose wife died a week ago.
Mrs. Pike will care for the children
during the summer until other ar
rangements can be made. She expects
TO be back In September
FOR SALE:-40 acres close TO city. |
Party cleared. NJ. II. Moriarty.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE: In
qulre OF NJ. II, Moriarty.
MI and Mrs. James Suite and son, |
OF Thayer, nl., accompanied by A. Sill
verwood OF Iron Mountain, arrived in |
this city on Wednesday. via automo-
bile and are guests Of the f. Bertrand
family
Beltrand Flood was taken suddenly |
III aast Wednesday afternoon with
what seemed TO be cramps. He lay |
down. expecting they would pass away
when OF a sudden he was seized with
terrible pains. The doctor was call
ed and after examination IL was de-
cided TO operate upon him Immediate
ly. The case is pronounced one OF
acute peritonitis. The cramping OF
the intestines had SO distorted them
that the blood vessels were closed
from pressure and his life would
have ended in short time II relief was
not secured.
A. l.. Burridge writes that he is
getting on fine with his big contract
In Houghton county He had II
nearly 1870 completed on July l. He
Is employing 40 teams and 100 men
and has ten camps going. He is ad-
ding 10 the number employed every
day and expects TO complete the work
this fall Mr.. Burridge will be down
to meet the Pikers.
A letter received from the Holmes
written on June nth, says that they
were IN Christiana. Norway. They
landed at Bergen and went via rail
TO Christiana They were 10 leave
that night for Stockholm, where they
expected 10 meet DR.. and Mrs. Larson
from whom they parted In England.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wainwright |
and little son. OF Chicago, motored
here last week 10 spend the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Olson. Mrs
was formerly Carrie
Olson
Eddie Armstrong spent tbs Fourth
AZ Ishpeming.
S. q. chadbourne has been doing
sign work about town. n
the best Of HIS work being that done
1t Nose Levernois market.
Mrs. A. Kluttig heard from her 4,
laughter. Miss Freda, during the
week. saying she and some friends
we're motoring from Seattle TO San ,
francisco. where she win spend
part OF her summer vacation and the