The diamond drill., 1921-01-15


supt. G. Z. Harrison is home from
his visit TO Cleveland
supt. Alfred Martin has been suffer-
Ing for nearly a month from carbun-
cles. One particularly painful one on
his neck was lanced the first OF the
week since which time he is greatly
improved.
I John Shemky went TO Rhinelander
last Saturday where he took on a
Wisconsin boxer named Jackson. II
was Johns first match for over a
year and he lost out in the fourth af-
ter having his man pretty nearly
down and out
Irving II. Jackson will start soon
on his annual ice harvest. Mr.. Jack
SON says that unless things change
this Is going TO be a mighty poor ice
year. The thaw OF two weeks ago
made great deal Of top ice that Is
hard 10 handle He will cut ice on
Runkle lake as usual
Russell Thomas and Victor Fors
went 70 Pentoga last Thursday
morning TO work at the mill of the
Pentoga Lumber Co. The boys were
at Pentoga the day previous and Sc
cured a job. The mill commenced 10
get logs on Wednesday and immed-
lately made arrangements 10 start mp.
Word received from Lake Linden
on Monday night told OF the death OF
Mr.. Edyvean. father OF our fellow
townsman. +. II. Edyvean. Eddie was
with his father when he died. Mrs,
Edyvean and the children went 70
Lake Linden on the morning train
Tuesday.
Mr.. Tetro OF the Mystic Workers
is in Crystal Falls this week calling
upon members. The Mystic Workers,
in company with all other fraternal
insurance societies has adjusted its
rates 10 a more equitable basis and
Mr.. Tetro Is explaining the different
plans TO those members desiring 10
to a new basis
Or. Bertil Larson has an Office e.
luipped in St Erick's hospital for
treatment OF Affections OF the Eye, |
Ear. Nose or Throat. DIR. Larson
spent the past year in st. Luke's hos
pital, New Mork, specializing on dis
,ases of those organs and is especial.
y well equipped TO give Iron county
people service in that line.
Tom Penglase was called 10 Negau-
zee last Tuesday by a message saying
hat his mother died during the night.
drs. Penglase was one OF the pioneer
.esidents OF Negaunee and well known
~ all OF the old timers. Her hus-
,and died three years ago. Mrs
rhos. Penglase and daughter, Ruby,
vent 10 Negaunee on Wednesday 10
,e present at the funeral.
The social activities OF the 500
,lub" for the new year wre com
nenced last Saturday evening at the
lome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Uren.
/ most pleasant and enjoyable even
ng was spent The playing contest
tagged between the male and female
nembers OF the club is rapidly reach
ng climax.
Captain j. 7. Edwards spent most
Z the week at Alpha and Crystal
'alls visiting with HIS son, DR. ]. p.
'dwards Captain says that there
'n't sufficient snow nor has there
cen cold enough weather yet TO
rake good logging conditions The
alton Paper Co. has lot OF logs to
aul 10 Parks Siding when the con-
itions are such that they can get
leir tractor over the swamp
Art Varney came home from
,uthern Ohio at Christmas time but
idn't show up much around town
ntil the past week Reason, his
Iother, Mrs. +. o. Laramie, has been
ute III for several weeks Art Gays
lat he will probably return to Ohio
! the spring 10 continue the work
tat he has been on, the construction
a power dam in the Ohio river. He
cures that II will take seven more
ears TO complete the work