The diamond drill., 1921-10-01

MUVh dt tsu OCiUch AumiobiVH iAN
Prepare now to win the prize at the
Halloween Masquerade BAH at the
Alpha Pavilion, Monday, October 81,
1921.
DIR. c. +. Larson wishes us TO an
nounce TO the people OF Crystal Falls
that his office will be open and he Will
be on hand TO attend to his practice
after October 1.
Mr.. Sorin Sorinson started work
with the Michigan Geological Survey
last Wednesday morning, going TO
Quinnesec where the crew Is now
working.
Miss Alpheld Soderberg OF Crystal
Falls was guest OF Miss Myrtle Oh
son over the week end returning 10
her home Sunday evening Stambaugh
Dept Reporter.
Mrs. Sophia Mccarthy returned
from Ludington, Mich. on Wednesday.
where she was In attendance at q
sisters funeral.
John Lewis, OF Alpha, was operated
upon for gall stones at the Crystal
Falls hospital on Wednesday. He is
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lewis.
of this city.-F1orence Mining News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kronquist have
moved into the Otto Gundstrom resi-
dence. They have been occupying
Dr. Larson's residence but as the Lar
sons are expected home in a few days
they found 1T necessary TO vacate.
FOR RENT-Building suitable for OFF,
ce or residence Hot water furnace.
Modern plumbing. Apply TO.
Nevada Land Company
3S-tf Phone 200
Mr.. Manly will Occupy the Episco-
pal church residenre on Michigan
avenue, vacated yesterday by Rev.
Copeland.
The resident Day Glasses OF The
Moody Bible Institute have reopened
for the fall term with an enrolment |
of 456 men and 43S women, making a |
total OF S94. which is SS more than a !
year ago Additional students late in |
arriving will make the total 925 or |
more. Including the Evening Glasses,
the total enrolment is above 1900.
New hunting licenses for the pre-
sent year are necessary. No person |
under IL years OF age will be permit
ted 20 hunt in the woods Licenses !
will not be granted TO such persons.
The new law further specifies that no
loaded firearms will be permitted in
automobiles and hunting from cars
is also abandoned.
MIR. and Mrs. otto Gundstrom will
leave soon for San Deigo. Cal.
They are making the trip on Mr.. Gund
stvom's revised Ford. which he has
fitted up in fine style for the trip. Mr..
CHndstrom's parents reside at San
iicigo and II Is his intention to visit
thsm and later on he will start into
business somewhere in that section or
the west.
John X. Stolberg drove to Manisti-
que last Tuesday in company with his
hrotEo. Charles. OF Iron Mountain.
AZ " nistique they arranged for the
Purchase OF the Martin Johnson tailor
shop. which will be run I'm the future
by a younger brother. Oscar Stolberg
Mir. Johnson. who was formerly a Crys
tai Falls resident. will continue to re.
aide 1 Manistique.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Anderson drove
through from their new home at Dur
and. Wis. last Monday and spent sew
eral days OF the week docking after
Mr.. Anderson's bees which he left al
Alpha when he moved away. Whilo
here. Mr.. Anderson disposed OF his
bees to Hiram Aeschliman. who Is
quite heavily Interested in bee farm
ing Bee keepers report the past
year as a very good one for honey IN
this section OF the peninsula.
Finley A. Morrison and son. Austin.
arrived here this week and visited re-
latives and friends a few days. Mrs.
Morrison and daughter, Miss Marjorie
Morrison and son. Austin, will leave
tomorrow by auto for Cincinnati,
where Mr. Morrison Is associated with
MIR. Byron Waters. formerly OF Iron
River. In the manufacture OF pianos.
Miss Morrison will leave by train to-
morrow evening for Northampton,
Mass, where she Will resume her
studies In girls college. Reporter
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Eldred. Jr.. Mr..
aud Mrs Beltnud Flood and Mrs
Thomas conlin have returned from the
convention Of the Legion and Wo-
mans Auxiliary which was held at