The diamond drill., 1921-10-08

IHE hiU neat ftuAy uuu ,htuhun,
mt the Gem Theatre. BIG CHAPLIN
MATINEE for the klddos on saturda,
afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Gill went TO Escanaba last
Monday evening 10 attend the distric.
meeting OF the w. r. c.
Mrs. A. J. Sonaglia and son Jack OF
Iron Mountain are here visiting with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. challen-
Gin.
Miss Mia Massie, who Is a student
at the Marquette State Normal School,
spent the week end with her parents
In this city.
Mrs. n. Peterson OF Covington is in
the city a guest OF Mrs f. M. Henskey.
She stopped over on her way back
from visit to Chicago.
Miss Esther Holmes ran up from
Fond du Lac last Saturday TO be pres
emit at the birthday celebration OF her
father, Heran Holmes, who celebrat-
CQ last
Madames Citizen. Wall Tufts and
Jackson went Monday morning to at
tend the melting OF the w. r G. at
Escanaba and TO visit with friends
relatives in the Sandy City.
o. r. olson's new house is progress
ing rapidly towards completion. The
outside work will be pretty well
wound up next week. IL will be one OF
the finest residences in the city.
Mrs. Fred Cayia and children OF
Cleveland, and Miss Jean Charon
arrived here Sunday morning. Mrs
Cayia will visit with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. AL Charron and Miss. Jean
will remain here permanently.
Andrew Perry moved HIS family
last Sunday to Michigamme where
they will reside In the future Andrew
Is blacksmith at the Imperial mine
the new Ford property near Michii-
gamma villae.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Stolberg left
Wednesday morning for a trip TO
Green Bay. They went via route 3S
which Is now the best and shortest
route between this section and Green
Bey.
Mrs. Thos Conlin and Mrs. w. X.
no,yfonya xtyan4 10 Lseoapnh. Iaof Nfnv,
day evening TO attend the meeting OF
the upper peninsula convention OF tho
W. r. c. Mrs. DAWSON is chairman
and Mrs ConHn secretary OF the dis
trict association.
In its write-up OF the h ONE talent
play. Katcha Koo. which was put on
the boards at Iron River under the
direction OF Mrs. Il. G. Bowers and
Mrs. Ray Mahon, the Iron River-Stam-
baugh Reporter makes special men
ton OF the work OF Paul Henly, as fol-
lows:
"Unquestionably the most outstand-
igE character in the major roles was
katcha-Koo. portrayed by Paul Hen.
,ey, whose natural talent and humor
provoked many laughs. Paul car
Led an exceedingly hard role in a
very admirable manner, and the oya-
tion he received indicated the great
meas1.e OF his success"
Mr. nd Mrs. Otta Gundstrom finally
aot ktrted last Monday morning On
TIER ing trip tao California. Mr..
Glndstrom left by way OF Florence
and Laona expecting TO reach Fond
dd Lac Monday night and Chicago the
following day He promises to drop US
line occasionally telling Of his trip.
Capt James p. Edwards. one Of the
well-to do farmers and stock raisors
IN Hematite township, visited the
county fair last Friday and remained
in town over night, returning home
the following day. Capt Edwards ~
n regular visitor 10 the county fair
Tor many years. His many friends
hereabouts are always pleased to see
l.im.-Iron Riyer-Stambaugh Reporter
A week ago last Sunday Mr.. Peter
schoil accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is Bergeron on a trip to Crystal Falls
via auto from Coleman. Mr.. Scholl
was at Green Bay on business and ran
I'D 10 Coleman TO visit with the Berg
erons over Sunday and all decided 10
take a motor trip to Crystal Falls. Mr.
end Mrs, Bergeron are looking well
and are prospering in their new home
rt Coleman
Captain Goodney is rapidly gettinl
the old Swedish Methodist church
over into living quarters for himself !
and family Captain Goodney intends
moving his family here from Alpha
Just as soon as he can get living quar-
o~rnuonI Nowf yaop IN a hia in I