The diamond drill., 1921-09-10

George Brotherton was called to
Marquette last Thursday. He made the
trip via automobile.
Cannon's--now open evenings until
o'clock. Saturday evenings until 10
o'clock.
/ Here is what "Bin" Eldred writes us
from Toledo. Ohio. Arrived Saturday
night Leave for home Tuesday. We
found roads very rough and lots OF de-
tours but in another year they will be
fine. We had a fairly good trip and
made 200 miles per day."
Fall display OF Heaters. Ranges and
Photographs now ready.
Mrs, Alma Critchell OF Petoskey,
Mich, president OF the Michigan Rebe-
kah Assembly. was a guest over SUM
day OF Mrs Thomas Conlin. Mrs.
Cr1tchell came here from Iron River
where a meeting was held last Sat
urday night and departed on Monday
morning for Escanaba.
L. G. Linton who has charge of the
drilling for oil at Seul Choix point In
Schoolcraft county, spent the week
end with friends in this city. Mr.. Lin
ton is a son of the Linton on the tax
comission and has been in the oil
game for a number of years. He did
the extensive work that was done in
the Saginaw valley some years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. F. Corcoran left
last Friday for Minneapolis in their
Cadillac Sedan. They intended to take
in the fair and then drive TO Ely, Mimi.
70 visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Wui
after which they will motor back 10
Crystal Falls by way Of Ashland.
Mr.. Carl Johansson left last Friday
for Minneapolis TO take in the Mineso-
Ia state Fair which was held there
this week.
Robert Munns took in the horse ra-
ces at the Dickinson County Fair az
Norway last Monday. He says that
there were some very giod races pull
ed off.
The prize carnival ball held at Chi
cagon lake was attended by approxi-
mately 125 couples and was the gala
vent OF the season. People from all
over the surrounding territory repre-
sented the throng present. The prize
fox-trot was held shortly after the
corn roast and intermission. About
fifty couples participated in this
dance. The judges awarded the
prizes as follows: First, Ted" Cou-
ney, Of Iron River and Miss Irene
Belrose OF Gaastra second, Harry
Haight OF Crystal Falls, and Miss
Margaret Stanton OF Milwaukee; third,
Lawrence Nelson, of Stambaugh. and
Miss Helen Caviani, OF Iron Mountain.
The dance lasted untsl 1880 and all
reported very enjoyable time.
b. b. Kinder left last Tuesday for
his homt at Cape Gardiau, Mo. where
he will visit for a short time and then
go to Chicago where he will enter a
school for physical culture for the
balance of the school year. Mr.. Kin
der came here a year ago to teach
commercial work in the high school.
He was a pitcher of considerable mer-
IL and was Immediately picked up by
the base ball boys. He pitched some re-
markable games for the locals last
year, then entered the basket ball
games with zest and was again in
base bali uniform this yearbut he
had injured his sholder at basket ball
and was not In shape TO pitch this
year but he did HIS best whenever
called upon and won his way into the
hearts OF the base ball boys by his |
spirit OF sportsmanship. He remained |
here after school let out last June
taking a place on the engineering
corps OF the county highway depart
ment. Mr. Kinder carried away the
best wishes OF everyone in Crystal
Falls with him last Tuesday for success
in his work wherever he may be.