The diamond drill., 1921-04-09
persoaals

Wucfe VT JUDO mas "a pfoHlaDit buni-
ness. They intend making Chicago
their permanent home in the future.
Joe Bonin came down from Mar
quette last Wednesday via Republic
and Sagola IN Jack Longyears Re
we're car. lie found the road very
had between Sagola and Claiming and
broke the universal In the attempt 10
pull the car out OF its own power.
Ford cars are making the trip sue
cessfully.
Webb's Garage put in a new Case
line pump during the week IL is
one OF the latest designs and handles
Eve gallons al time.
Mrs Thos Corbett. Sr. returned
from her trip TO the west last week.
She, with her sister. Mrs VIM. Burke
OF Florence. spent two months dn the
vicinity OF Los Angeles. Mrs. Corbett
is all taken up with the western coun-
try and IS loud in praise OF everything
there. Mrs. Burkes health was not
so good, she catching bad cold which
marred her visit.
Senator Morlarty left last Monday
evening for Lansing TO appear before
the state administrative board along
with the other members OF the boun-
dary commission to report progress
etc Mr.. Moriarty says that il the i'm
Quiry Is TO be continued another APP
preparation will be necessary.
DR.. A. j. Francis was associated
with the Commission on Publicity of
the American Red Cross and during
the war was commissioned to France
and England for four months to study
the working OF the organization there
Hear him at the City Hall Auditorium
Tuesday evening, April 12.
Martin S. McDonough was a Crystal
Falls visitor last Tuesday evening,
stopping here on his way from Iron
Mountain 20 Iron River. He was in
attendance at the circuit court at Ir-
on Mountain and says that Judge
Flanagan wiped of many liquor yio-
lation cases in Dickinson because OF
the recent decision of the state su-
preme court relative 10 searches.
Mr.. William Tierney OF Everett, Was,
a member OF big canning company
in Everett, stopped over in Crystal
Falls last Tuesday night at the Con-
lin residence. He was enroute from
Duluth TO Chicago on a business trip.
Mr.. Tierney says that the lumber
business in the west Is beginning TO
pick up some but the excessive freight
rates makes its continuance upward
doubtful.
Clarence Dwyer is driving a fine.
new 0lds Coupe, purchased of Robert
Wilson during the week Mr.. Dwyer
drove TO Iron Mountain in IL ON his |
initial trip. He says that the car is
? wonder. Mr.. Dwyer had several |
cases in the Dickinson county court.
Russell Richards came over from
Stambaugh last Monday night TO make
arrangements for the appearance OF |
the Stambaugh minstrels here. He /
was accompanied by delegation OF |
Stambaugh boys, he being one OF the
most popular Of Stambaugh's teachers
with the young people in his charge /
Gen. Mgr. Hopkins came down from
the Gogebic range and spent Sunday
az the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bow
en-. Mr.. Hopkins was not az all en-.
thusiastic about the future of iron ore
mining. Before coming 70 Crystal
Falls he issued orders putting all OF
the Gogebic range mines OF the com
pany on half time
Mrs. Thomas Brooks was operated
upon last Tuesday morning at the
General Hospital. Or Bovik doing the
work At this writing Mrs. Brooks Is
resting as easily as can be expected
under the circumstances.
The Front Line Of American Diplo-
macy Is the subject offered us by Dr.
A. ]. Francis at the City Hall Audit
orium Tuesday evening, April 18th
Or. Francis is an eloquent speaker
and Will give you a most rare treat.
The latest information from the au-
thoriies having in hand the remoy-
al OF the bodies OF the American dead
from France is that the remains OF
Louis Bowman are on the water and
may get here anytime now II Is ex-
pected that there will be big memor-
Sal observance in Crystal Falls when
they arrive.
John Purcell Of Iron River met with
a bad automobile smashup last week
from which his escape without great
bodily injury Is miracle. lie was
driving down Ice lake hill when his
right hub struck a post in the guard
fence. The posts al that point stand
(that Is they did stand) eight feet a
part lie ripped of the posts for
distance OF so feet. then his car swer-
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