The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-04-21
LOCAL rrElAs.

Mrs. p. Brennan Is very sick, &
p. @. Murphy was at Marquette
Monday.
w. S. Crebassa was at Marquette
Tuesday,
Olof w. Been. of Skanee, was Q
L'Anse visitor Thursday.
J. B. Quayle, of Isbpeming, called
on his trade here Monday.
John Paul, of Calumet, spent
Sunday last with friends in L'Ause.
Miss Ella Steinbach. OF Chicago,
is visiting her parents in this
village.
Fred Proctor, Jr.. who has been
very sick for the past two week, is
recovering.
DR.. ]. G. Turner, OF Ho ughton,
spent o few hours IN L'Anse Monday
afternoon.
Miss Edith Scheurman returned
to Calumet Monday, after week q
visit 10 L'Anse.
A meeting OF the county board OF
supervisors will be held Monday
next, April 24th.
Miss Lulu Blankenhorn returned
Monday from . few days visit With
friends 10 the copper country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fournier left
Thursday night for Three Rivers,
Ont, where they will make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Maxey were
in town Wednesday, en- route to
Arvon. where they intend making
their future home.
W. L. Mason left Thursday after
noon on q few days business trip to
Chicago, Milwaukee and lower
Michigan points,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holiday re-
turned to their home at Odanah,
Wis, Tuesday, after q few days visit
with relatives In L'Anse.
Joseph LaDuc has a force OF men
engaged in the work OF erecting Q
large barn on the property recently
purchased by him, on Broad street.
\ Monday morning Meador Seayoy
purchased the M Hansen property
located on Broad street, now oc-
cupied by John Herlick. AS Mr..
Seavoy will occupy the residence
himself, Mr.. Herlick will remove to
rooms in the Menge block about the
first of next week.
Monday last the members Of the
1906 graduating class OF L'Ause
high school received their class pins
from Chicago. They are modest,
but neat. The pins are made "a the
form Of q shield, with q black en-
smel ceuter piece. upon which is IN
scribed in gold lettes IL. II. S. "
The entire design is encircled by o
narrow band Of Roman gold. The
members Of the class are very proud
OF them.
Thursday afternoon meeting oi
the board OF education was held, at
which time the plans ahd specifica-
tions for the new high school build
ing were submitted by Architect H.
T. Leibert, OF Hancock, and ac-
cepted. At the same time Mr..
Leibert was employed BY the board
as architect and superintendent, and
instructed to complete his work In
time SO that call for bids may be
made next week. and that wsrk may
be commenced at once. It is ex.
peoted that the work OF meving the
old building from its present loca-
tion will be begun about the middle
of J1ne and the erection Of the new
building to be commenced shortly
thereafter.
A real estate deal OF considerable
Importance was concluded Tuesday,
when papers we're signed between
Joseph Charette and ]. B. Belauger
for the purchase Of the latter'i
property located ON Front street
The building is large and we'll con
structed, and ID is understood that
Mr.. Charette made the purchase
with the intention OF conducting 9
boarding and lodging house fo'
lumbermen. Mr.. Belanger will be
gin ss soon as possible the erection
OF . comfortable home on hii
property In the outskirts Of the
village, and will conduct q marked
Herden during the summer seasons.
Mr.. Belanger also sold on the same
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