The diamond drill., 1921-12-31
personals

Miss Helen Peterson WHO is stud
ent nurse at the westerlan Hospital
at Iron Mountain visited at the Her
man Holmes home this week.
Miss Loretta Mitchell who Is stem
ographer In the Sherwood law Office
al Marquette. spent the week with her
relatives in the city.
Miss Loretta and Myrtle Brooks
came home from Harbour Springs and
Boyne City respectively, to spend the
vacation with their father. Joseph
Brooks. The girls are teaching and
are doing nicely.
Miss Esther Holmes entertained a
number OF her young lady friends at
five o'clock dinner last Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Gursky entertained her
daughter Mrs. Francis Haun and hus-
band OF Kenosha over the Christmas
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gronlund OF Iron
Mountain visited over the Christmas
holiday with Mrs. Gronlund's parents.
Mr.. Grunlund is manager OF the CO.
Operative store at Iron Mountain.
Mr., and Mrs. Sumo spent the Christ
mas with Mrs. Suino's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. /. II. Jackson. Mr.. Sumo left
on Tuesday for the chiropractic insti-
tute at Davenport, Iowa, TO take a
course in chirpractic work.
Reginald and Clarence Varney came
home Christmas to visit their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Varney Reg
inald is a mail clerk between Chicago
and Milwaukee and Clarence is work
ing in Highland Park, near Detroit.
Walter Bauer came home from Ann
Arbor TO visit during the holiday va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bauer. Walter has nearly COM
pleted his medical course at the U. He
is most OF the time in the University
Hospital in practice.
Charles Schultz came back last
Tuesday from Appleton where he and
Mrs. Schultz spent the Christmas, Mrs.
S. remained there over the New
Years holiday.
Mrs. Thomas Conlin entertained
sumber OF her lady friends at 100
o'clock luncheon last Tuesday. Bridge
and 500 were played afterwards, Mrs.
Ira Odgers winning 1st prize and Mrs.
]. s. Jacka second.
Edward Pengilly came up from Bat
tie Greek 10 visit over the Christmas
with his parents, Captain and Mrs. Ed.
Fengilly at the Columbia location. Ed
ward is in the employ OF the Michigan
Central railroad company at Battle
Creek. He says that Mrs. w. j. Rich
ards and the Bowden's are well.
Mrs Edward Fengilly, ST., has been
iii most OF the holiday season. At this
writing she is very much improved.
Steve Connors, A North Western
brakeman well knwon in Crystal Falls,
was badly injured when he slipped
and fell from the steps OF a coach at
Marinette last Tuesday. He is still
injury.
Joe Green and A. l.. Burridge L.hy-
ed the Good Samaritan TO lad they |
met on the road last Saturday. The |
little fellow was limping along when !
the two picked him up He said that
he lived in a house on the Oswald |
land near Fortune Lake: that be WAS
going 10 town TO get a present al tie |
Community Christmas tree. This fam
lily is in very hard circumstance 50 |
Dir. Green took theboy home, gave |
him a dinner and when he was ready !
70 start for the hall Joe asked him |
why he limped. The boy said that ne
had caught fish hook in his hee'
several months ago and that the heel |
remained sore after the aoUk was
pulled out Mr.. Green decided 10 have
the heel investigated SO he took the !!
boy TO DR.. Bovik who put the X-ray |
on II and discovered that the bone
had become diseased. The heel |
was Immediately treated and tho little ]
fellow will probably get we'll but hG5
Mr.. Green not taken the preceution he
did and DR. Boyik the care he took or
him. the boy would in all probability
lost his foot.