The diamond drill., 1921-11-19

Rev X. l.. Hewson, now OF Negau.
nee but formerly OF Crystal Falls wan
rushed TO hospital at Ishpemius
last Saturday suffering with AN attack
OF stomach and heart trouble. Al last
reports Rev. Hewson was much inn
proved.
Mrs. Robert Greer OF the Carpenter
location. visited with friends al Ism
peming this week.
Supt Chas. II. Lawrence came over
from Caspian to attend the Chapter
meeting last Monday evening. Mr..
Lawrence had nothing definite iu
offer as 10 resumption OF operations
at the several mines of mis- company
In this county. He says that his
people told him that they would start
up the mine they closed last On Dec.
and he has no reason 10 doubt their
word.
Jimmie" Peters came down from
Houghton where he Is taking voca-
tional training az the NJ. G. NJ. to vis-
il over the week end Jim has decided
to abandon railroading for something
better and has taken advantage Of the
offer made by Uncle Sam to ex-seryive
men to get a technical education.
Miss Vivian Scadden spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Scadden in this city. Miss
Vivian is a teacher in the Iron Noun
tain schools.
Leigh Caswell abandoned his love
for deer Staying last week 20 so 70
Madison to witness the game between
Wisconsin and Michigan universities
Leigh is an alumnus Of Michigan and
rings true to HIS alma mater al ali
times SO IL was no surprise 90 sec him
return with his face wreathed with
smiles because Of the splendid work Of
Michigan. even though denied the aid
Of some of her very best playe , b.
cause of injury Mr. Caswell was well
pleased with the showing Michigan
made and says that Wisconsin rooters
were like CLANS in cemetery after
the first quarter. Mrs. Caswell nc
companied Mr.. Caswell to Madison
The Woman's Club card party at
city hall last night was a splendid |
success and the ladies feel very salts
fed with the patronage. The first |
woman's prize at bridge was won by
Mrs. Joe Green, the mans prize by Mr.
Ed. Jacka; first woman's prize at |
800" by Mrs. VIM. Bosanko and the |
mans prize by Thomas Conlin.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Gust Pintella Will regret TO learn OF
the very serious illness OF their
Segrid. She is now at the
General Hospital and Is reported as
somewhat better.
]. ]. Gaffney, w. p. Rick and John
Klesges hunted at Mitchell Dykes
ranch on the Fence river last week |
Friday. The boys didn't get much else |
than exercise but they got plenty OF
that.
Every train on the North Western
system stopped two minutes last FRI
day in response TO the request Of |
Pres. Harding for a minute of silent |
prayer. For two minutes not a wheel |
turned anywhere on the system. The |
train coming to Crystal Falls stopped |
just this side of -Penola.
Miss Edna Harvey. who Is nurse |
employed by the Union Pacific Rail |
road Co. at IT'S Omaha. Neb. station |
building, arrived home Tuesday morn
ing to attend the funeral of her broth
err Thomas Harvey, Jr.
Mrs. Frank d. BAH finished loading |
her household goods In car last Mon.
day and on Thursday she and the boys
left for Michigamme where they viii |
make their future home. Mr.. Ball has |
a good position at the Imperial mipe,
Michigamme.
O'Clock the minute OF ilent prayer
asked for by Pres. Harding was given.
Following that talks were made by
Prof. Burkhart and Prof. Wright.
The pupils were given the afternoon
for themselves,
Misses Sadie Lada and Lena HalIa-
da speat Armistice Day in Iron River.
Mr. Theodore Sempke left Friday
morning tor Menominee where he will
be employed as clerk in the Menomina
telephone office.
Clyde Henry is credited with hav-
ing brought In the FIRST deer OF the
season this year. II Is said that there
were quite few deer killed last Sum
day.
A. L. Burridge and Herman Holmes
got home last Saturday from visit
TO Marquette whore they put in iig-
ures on a grading job the total Of
which runs IN the nelghborhood OF
5000 600. The work Is on the Baraga
road through the Huron Mountains
and - very expensive piece OF work.
Patriotic services were held in the
Crystal Falls schools last Friday.
Armistice day. Exactly az 1880
Dr. Bovik left last Sunday night for
a brief business trip to Chicago.
NOTICE