The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-19
LOCAL ITEMS.


Daniel Newman, OF Ssanee, was
q L'Anse visitor Wednesday.
E. H. Hinkley. of Kalamazoo, was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
Axel Rylander, of Skanee, spent
Thursday in town.
Mrs a G. Westrom, OF Skanee,
called on L'Anse friends Thursday.
Meador Seavoy, purchased Monday
from the Nester Estate fine driving
horse.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Edwardson, at Pequaming, Saturday
last, son.
August Nelson and son Ernest. OF
Skanee. transacted business in town
Tuesday.
Miss. Mamie LaRue of Mar Quette,
is a guest at the home of Miss
Rosanna Seavoy.
Noise Deschaine has installed a
new Edison phonograph in his con-
fectionery store. 1t is one of the
nickel in the slot,design.
A. B. Gomez has had the interior
of his cigar factory remodled and is
now splendidly situated both for
convenience and comfort.
Mrs W. R. Depew, and infant
daughter. OF Duluth, are guests at
the home Of Mrs Depew's father,
p. Bulger.
P. Brennan and son Leo, who
have been spending the past week in
Detroit. returned TO their home
Wedne sday.
Miss Rose Gauthier, who has been
a guest at the home OF Mrs.
J. Fl. Mclean the past week, re-
turned to her home in Dollar Bay
Thursday.
Street Committeeman Charlie S
Rambaud and a force of men were
engaged this week in clearing away
the debris and widening the outlet
OF Meadow brook.
Supervisors Been, OF Arvon;
Sch hwalm, Baraga; Elfman, Coving-
ton; McKercber, Spur, were in
attendance this week at the annual
meeting OF the county board.
Mrs. Tena Mcpherson, who has
been spending the past week at the
Wahl residence returned to her
home in Baraga Thursday.
A large dele cation of the Lady
Maccabees from Pequaming, Baraga
and Skanee were in attendance at
the special meeting of Meadow
Brook Hive held Friday evening.
J. H. Mclean, who has been
filing vacancy at Chasell in the
South Shore depot for the past three
weeks returned to his home in this
village Wednesday and resumed his
duties at the depot.
At regular meeting OF Meadow
Brook Hive l.. 0 T. NJ. held Monday
evening the hive was presented with
two handsome new flags for use for
the color bearers and also a beautiful
new silk altar cover. The, donors
were Mrs. Octave Sicotte, and Mrs.
Frank Collins.
A splendid offer was made th S
week to the village council by George
Sanregret, in which he agrees to
furnish to them as many poles as
will be. necessary to convey wires
and other electric lighting apparatus
to the site OF the new depot free oi
charge. All that will be expected OF
the village is to transfer them from
the landing near Brennan's camp to
the roadway leading TO the depot,
1t is understood that the council
thinks favorable OF installing light
along the way.
Mrs. Carrie Keough, of Marquette
district deputy Of the L. 0. 7. M.
was in L'Anse this week, engaged
in enrolling number Of the local
ladies into the ranks Of the order,
Among those whom she has secured
up TO the present time are
Mesdames Louis ]. Rappe, Her.
man Steinbach, Charles Marceau
and the Misses Aurora Boivin, Delis
Collins and Valada Menard. Mrs
Keough expects to be able to en-
large the membership OF the loca
hive by about eighty members
which with it's already splendii
number will make one Of the mos
thriving hives in the peninsula.