The diamond drill., 1921-11-26

| TO LOANS. $1.00 to $500 or real
estate mortage. Inquire at this office.
Miss Mildred Udd who Is attending
1.-THE Marquette Normal school Is home
over the week end to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Udd.
| MIR. and Mrs. ELI Massie went to
Marquette last Wednesday to spend
the Thanksgiving at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. ii. Davis. II seemed very
peculiar not have Eli walking the
beat during the past few nights. He
tells as that he enjoyed the rest i'm
mensely and learned some new stunts
about keeping the kids OF the street
at night while IN Marquette. so our
small boys had better watch their
steps.
Arthur Larson did nAht watch duty
during the past few nights during the
, absence OF Eli Massie frfom the city.
Emanuel Erickson was painfully in
jured and narrowly escaped serious
injury last Tuesday when deer that
was hit by a bullet from Mr.. Erick-
sons gun but not seriously injured.
suddenly attacked his pursuer The
deer was knocked down by the bullet
and Mr.. Erickson thinking him dead.
walked up to him, drew his knife and
leaned over to stick him. The animal
suddenly jumped up and attacked his
pursuer. striking him furious blow
on the face and knocking out Mr.. Eri-
ckson in turn The animal then luck
lily desisted from further attack upon
his victim and scampered away. Mr.
Erickson carries about some bad cuts
ON his face as a result OF the encoun-
ter.
Did you ever talk 1000 miles ?''
inquired Irving III. Jackson OF the Dia-
mond Drill reporter last Monday morn
ing. On being informed that news
paper men seldom talk at all, Mr.
Jackson resumed. well, / had the
double pleasure yesterday OF talking
that distance and Tearing that grand
SON has arrived at the home Of my
son. Roy. In Florida. Jim James call
ed me up early yesterday morning
from FIT. Pierce, Florida. to tell us the
news" Mrs. Roy Jackson was for
merly Margaret Liberty, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh casweil got
home Tuesday from An Arbor where
they attended the Michigan-Chicago
foot ball game. Mr.. Caswell is louti
in praise Of the manner in which the
Michigan men worked While at
Ann Arbor he saw many Of the Crys-
tai Falls bays, attending the u, a.
mong them Frank Hollow, Ed. Guen-
ther. Walter Bauer and others. He
says that the boys are all well and
busy.
Miss Arletta Shells came down
from Marquette 10 spend Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J,
Miss Norma McShane. niece OF W.
1T. Rein, Is a quest at the Rezin home
over the Thanksgiving holiday
Mr.. George Tucker OF Marquette
circulated among his friends here yes
terday.
Mr.. +. b. Kelly, cashier at the crys-
tai Falls National Bank, got back last
Sunday from Minneapolis where he at.
tended the funeral OF his father, M. ].
Kelly. who died Of injuries received
i'm an elevator. Mr.. Kelly received
message last week Thursday telling
OF the accident and aswing to come at
once. He got 10 Minneapolis as quick
" as possible but was not In time to
see his father before he died. The
decease was G5 years of age. He was
struck on the head by a pully while
in the elevator and lived but a few
hours after the injury
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Young of
passed through here yes
terday on thei rway TO their home af
ter visiting over the Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Hughes az
Amasa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Larson OF Iron