The diamond drill., 1921-06-25
personaIs

last Tuesday and came Immediately
to Crystal Falls. arriving yesterday,
She viii spend the summer here and
In the fall go TO Howell. Mich TO teach
the coming year.
Captain Edwin Jacka OF the Dunn
mine claims 20 have the best and
most advanced tomatoes in this sec
ton. His tomatoes are from the size
OF a half dollar piece up 10 the size
OF dollar He expects that they
will begin 70 ripen very soon after
the Fourth. and says that he will rip
en- every tomato grown in his patch.
supt Aryid Biork and few friends
hshed near Dunbar. Wis, over last
week end Mr. Bjork said that he
never saw so many small trout as he
saw Their But few OF them were OF
legal size for catching.
The w. C. T. u. was entertained by
Mrs. Mortinson and Mrs. Rowley. at
the Mortinson home last Friday after
noon. A goodly number was out
and a very interesting meeting was
report which was very interesting.
Mrs. Rowley gave part OF her state
report and the balance will be given
at the next meeting A fine lunch
was enjoyed by all.
The w. G. T. U. will take charge
of the Sunday evening service at the
NJ. T. Church. We will give the ad-
dress OF Mrs. Hemours by the Geor-
gia Siclone. Special Singing by the |
Choir Piano Solo by Ruth Ross |
Solo by Miss Ruth Martin. All are
cordially invited
The first haying of the year so far
as reported is on the farm of Xavier
Jarvis in Crystal Falls township,
where a very fine stand of clover Is
being harvested with excellent re-
suits.
George Breen who has been at the
Wisconsin University for the past year
came home last Saturday for his sum-
mer vacation and left on Monday TO
resume his old position on the Iron
Riyer-Stambaugh Reporter. George
Is taking the course in Journalism at
the U. OF w. and is making excellent
progress.
Thomas d. Conlin arrived home from
the University Of Michigan today He
was in charge OF two trucks
for the State Highway Department,
one OF them for Houghton county and
the other for Ontonagon county. He
and a companion drove the trucks
through from Charlotte by way OF
Frankfort.
Jake Oswald arrived home during
the week from Ann Arbor where he
Is attending the University OF Michi-
gan, taking course in dentistry, Jake
drove a car through from Detroit for
his brother, f. j. Oswald.
Mrs. A. NJ. Darling and Miss Ruth
left Saturday for their trip to Califor-
MIA. They expect TO be gone about
six weeks.
Wilson Gambril Herbert Larson,
Jas. Sanders. Andrew Ostrand, Geo
Brotheron and John II. Stolberg rep
resented the Crystal Falls Rotary Club
al the meeting OF the Rotarians on
Grand Island last Saturday. They .
made the trip via automobile
Mrs Joseph Morton and children
Cleveland 20 visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Fred Guanther
Peter Mortenson Jr., who is a stud
ent in the U. OF NJ, arrived home on
Friday.
Harry Haight returned home from !
his school work yesterday Harry (
has another year at the y. Of NJ. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Richards and
children were in Crystal Falls last {
Wednesday. They went 10 their cot Q
tage at Idlewild but IL is understood v
that they viii not occupy the cottage /
permanently until after July 9Th.
Herman Fesing and an assistant
came down from Houghton last Tues
day and will spend week or two
making some surveys In the vicinity.
Miss Caroline Dele Is home from
her school work in Chicago 20 spend
tho summer vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dele. Miss
Deile's many friends will be pleased
20 learn that she is making good pro-
gress in her school work.
Wayne Tully OF Spokane. Was. was
in Crystal Falls last Thursday on busi-
ness and renewing acquaintances.
Wayne is on the road selling a rheu-
matism medicine that Is good seller.
Postmaster Kellys family Is unders
quarantine this week because Of chic
ken pox.