The diamond drill., 1921-04-23
personals

the fore part OF the week to sislA
with daughter who resides there,
AL Charron leaves Monday for Cam
ada 10 visit with old friends and rel-
atiyes This is Mr.. charron's first
return TO mis- old home in many years
and goes with the expectation OF
having a pleasant time and bringing
back many Interesting tales to tell
his many friends here.
FOR SALE: roll top desk and 2
Ming cabinets in good condition.
Cheap II taken at once. Inquire of
Dr Royik Q5)
RIrs. George Brotherton arrived
home last Thursday from Green Bay
where she had been in hospital for
several weeks.
Last Tuesday morning party con-
sisting Of E. S. Bridges, r. b. Webb.
Ia A. Henry and Arvid Bjork started
overland via auto for Waukesha
where they will attend the Moore
Baths for a time. Senator Moriarty
joined them on Wednesday az Wan
lresha. They expected to make
Waukesha in two days.
VIM. Heydon OF Iron River will
move his family to Commonwealth
where he will occupy the large resi-
dence formerly occupied by the en-
gineer OF the commonwealth Iron
Co. The home Is an ideal one in ev-
cry way and with dt goes respect
able acreage OF tillable land. Mr..
Heydon Is the father OF Attorney
Frank Heydon OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Burridge left last
night for Benton Harbor where Mrs.
Burridge will visit for time at the
home OF Mr.. Burridge's parents.
FOR SALE:-The Frank Forest
land at Deer Lake. Cheap IL taken at
once. Inquire OF Paul Schook, Crys-
tai Falls or ]. A. Smith, Menomdnee,
Mich. (14-16-pd.) |
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Andrizzi. Jr. and
twin children, OF Menominee, came
TO Crystal Falls last week for short
visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Andrizzi, Sr. Mr.. and Mrs. An !
drizzi are the proud parents of twin
babies, born recently in Menominee,
this being their initial visit To their |
grandparents in this city.
Attorney A. r. Dixon was in Lam
sing several days this week confer
nng with Representative O'Brien in
reference to introducing bill to make
village presidents ex-ofiicio members
OF the board OF supervisors. If this
bill should become law Iron county
would have six additional members
added To the board of supervisors, as
there are six villages in the county |
which would have membership on the |
board-Iron River. Stambaugh, Cas-
Yian, Mineral Hills, Gaastra and AL
pha Mr.. Dixon left for Marquette !
early Tuesday morning 10 attend a |
session OF the IT, S. district court. !,
which has been in session there this
week-Reporter.
by terms OF the will OF the late |
John j. Sipchen. formerly of Iron Riv-
er. who died in Milwaukee recently, |
Rled for probate on Wednesday, his
daughters, Rosa and Anastasia, are
70 receive the income from the stock
valued at $4,000 for life The wife,
Lena, is left $1,000 and the use OF the
dwellings and household furnishings
The remainder OF the estate, the value
OF which is not given, is to be equally
divided amongst the children.--Iron
River -Stambaugh Reporter
A match lit to find the cause OF
dripping az the rear OF an automobile 1
owned by John Barbo OF Caspian re-
suited in a complete wrecking OF the
car Saturday night On finding the
car leaked gasoline Barbo sent a
friend 20 investigate. The man lit
match which set the car on fre--Re-
porter.
FOR SALE: Forty acres OF tim
bered land In Bates township. Mrs.
f. W. Erickson, 134 Briar Hin St
d5-1O
HOUSE FOR SALE: Six room house
and lot for sale on lower Marquette
Avenue. Call personally or Phone
1l3. (2wpd)
Ed. Purdy moved his family back
to Crystal Falls last week and will
occupy his home in Maple Grove. Mr..
Purdy has been In the copper country
in charge OF diamond drill work for
q couple Of years. His old neighbors
are glad TO welcome him back.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs Pike next Thursday evening.
Jack Locos, young man from the
Great Western location, who has been
In the Marines for the past four years,
came home last week, coming direct