The diamond drill., 1921-12-17
Rersonals

Several Iron River people attended
the performance OF Fi-Fi at the Cit.
Hall Theatre last Saturday mght
among the number being Mrs. T.. s
Coe and daughter, Marjorie, Guy Coz
and his sister Irene Cox.
l.. A. Henry motored To Michigamra,
last Monday TO visit with Frank II
Ball and transact business there. H'
was accompanied by John r. MasoI
and together they made the trip II
record time In Mr.. Henry's Hudson
car. Mr.. Henry reports that the I'm
perial is busy place. Frank Bal
Is In the warehouse and Is In line fcI
a good job, a piece of newsthat Mr.
Balls friends here will be pleased
TO learn OF.
The Finnish Luthern Church Is tC
have a Bazaar on the nth at which
there win be many articles for sale
The bazaar will be held in the church
John McHale of Green Bay was
here last Thursday 10 attend to the
legal part OF the new hearing in the
Chero case which was on the tapis
again this week.
Word received from Victor Hansen
says that he and Mrs Hansen arriv-
ed in Oakland, Cal. safely and that
he found plenty of work awaiting him.
Victor writes that the weather Is
unduly warm in Oakland and as the
most OF the work In his line is inside
finish work, he finds II very fatiguing
Mrs. Alfred Keast had as a guest
over the week end, Mrs. Chas. Stevens
of stambaugh. a<a&
John Fribbly came down from
Michigamme last Saturday night and
spent the following day visiting with
his friends in the city. John says that
the work Is moving nicely at the I'm
perial where he is employed and
that the basket ball team fathered by
the Imperial bunch expects to mop
the earth with the Crystal Falls
bunch tonight. He further says that
the present outlook is that he will
have TO retain his membership in the
Crystal Falls Gun Club next season
as that sport isn't much in favor so
far as Michigamme.
Andrew Ostrand drove to Iron
Mountain last Monday forenoon, re
turning IN the evening. He went be
.ore the snow storm and returned
after Il. He says that a car came
over the road ahead Of him so that
the going on the way back was fine
Ben Schook and Ed. Bies drove
from Los Angeles to San Francisco
last week and were TO spend the pres
ent week visiting In the Golden Gate
city after which they were 20 return
to Los Angeles where Ben expects TO
join TO Musicians Union and start
work in the musical line.
Rabbit hunters and dogs were
thicker than tangle brush la jungle
IN the vicinity of Stager lake last
Tuesday. There were not so many
rabbits brought in but as for dogs
we'll. there were 80 many OF them
that several had to be left behind
Raphi Notes. Bob Wilson. Alois
Flood and other rabbit enthusiasts
made up the party of bunny chasers'
Michael Gleason OF Gladstone,
gentlemen we'll known in these parts
died AT his home last Saturday. MT
Gleason was the main stay in the ex-
ploration that showed up the DAVID
san mine north Of Iron River. IN
he early days he was Interested a.
Amasa. he and his son owning a store
here.
Mrs Joel Sandstrom entertained
/ number OF her young lady friends at
her home on Fifth street. south |
asst Monday evening. Bunco was play
ID and dainty lunch served.
Paul Schook spent couple OF |
lays at Escanaba this week. He
ound business quite slack in tho /
sandy City.
W. j. Tobin agent for the ST Paul
II Claiming, was business visitor in
crystal Falls last Saturday afternoon.
William and Hinda RuwItch arc ex-
,ected home from Ann Arbor tomor.
'ow morning to spend the vacation at !
he Ruwitch home in this city.
J. T. Gibson OF Amasa was in
,rystal Falls Wednesday in attend
lnce at the meeting OF the County |
POOR Commission.
Miss Mildred Martin Is one OF tho |
lrst 20 arrive home from school for
he holiday vacation
Mrs. J. r. Udd entertained tho
"wednesday 500 Club this week at
her home on Sixth street.