The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-04-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

Louis Rappe was at Houghtor
Sunday last.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wood, Monday, son.
Prof. T. A. Taper spent Sunday
last in the copper country.
A meeting OF L'Anse township
board was held Monday afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Chandler, April I'd, daughter.
Charles Hall, OF Chassell, spent a
few hours in L'Anse Saturday last.
John Olson, OF Aston. was q
L'Anse visitor the fore part of the
week.
An adjourned regular meeting OF
the common council was held Tues
day evening.
Mrs. George Sholbolt, who has
been sick for a number Of weeks, is
slowly recovering.
Nelson Crebassa is nursing a sore
htnd as the result OF q bad cut by
D piece OF broken glass.
Miles Spruce, OF the NJ. e. Mission,
left Monday for Keweenaw Bay,
where he has taken q position as
engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fournier ex
pect 10 leave about the first OF next
week for Canada, where they will
make their future home.
G. p. Blankenhorn is having the
interior OF his meat market re-
painted. and when finished will pre-
sent very neat appearance.
Master William McKanna and
hrethers Earle and Bertram, Of
Hancock, are guests at the home Of
their aunt, Mrs. M. ]. McCsbe.
William Gavin was arrested Wed
nesday afternoon for disorderly con.
duct, and sentenced to imprison-
ment in the county Jail for ninety
days.
Last week Thursday William S.
Crebassa purchased q fine Stude-
baker omnibus, which is expected to
arrive today. The new bus will be
put into commission next week.
Miss Aurelia Murphy has besn,
confined to her home for the past
Zen days with severe attack OF in,
Aamatory rheumatism. Miss
Johanna McGrath is filling her place
as teacher in the High School.
A. Winkler, who has for the past
few years represented the G. J.
Markham Candy company, of
Houghton, in this vicinity, has re
signed his position to accept one
With the Jcnes- Msnville company,
Of Milwaukee, manufacturers OF
asbestos boiler coverings.
Fri E. Tracy, Of Pequamipg, left
Wednesday afternoon for Manistee.
in response to q telegram announc-
ing the death of his father, George
w. Tracy, which occurred at his
home in that town Tuesday night.
Mr.. Tracy had been sick for several
months.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Louis
Thorsen, who is member OF the
National Protective LEGION, met
with an accident which disabled her
TO considerable degree, and con-
sequently she appealed to.the society
through q disability claim, for finan-
cial assistance. The result was
that Saturday last Miss Emma
Aenge, secretary Of the local order,
received check from the National
Treasurer, At wavsrly, N. Y,
for $50, with instrpotions that
the same be forwarded to Mrs.
Thorsen. Mrs. Thorsen is not only
very grateful to the officers who had
the matter in charge, but also to the
Legion for its prompt recognition OF
her claim.
Last Saturday deal was con-
sumated in Marquette, whereby
Mrs. F. Goltscb, Of this village, pur-
chased the property on the corner
of Broad and Third streets, known
as the Barsnger building. 1t is the
intention Of the purchaser to open Q
first-class boarding house in the
building, and will, il is expected, be
ready for boarders and roomers
about June 1st. The house will be
given 3 thorough overhauling and
win b put in excellent condition,
and . complete new outfit in the
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