The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-09-07
journ. Ayes all. Nays none. Car
ried WILLIAM HUGO,
Township Clerk.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Price, Friday morning, daughter.
Herman Falk expects to leave
Sunday for Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyer. who
have been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schultz, have re-
turned to their home in Duluth.
| Mrs. Andrew Wahl, Jr., has gone
to Duluth to visit her sisters, Mrs.
Harry Frenette and Mrs. Fred
Boyer.
Eugene Warren, who has been
visiting at the home OF his uncle,
John Schultz, returned to bis home
in Duluth the fore part of the week.
| Frank Ennis left Tuesday evening
for Duluth in response TO message
announcing the serious illness Of
Mrs S, d. Davenport.
DR.. and Mrs. r. S. auckland, who
were Milwaukee visitors several days
this week, returned TO their home
in this village Friday.
Miss Laura Galieneau, who has
been visiting friends in this village,
returned to her home in Duluth
Wednesday.
Messrs. John H. Hid, NJ. Shanna-
han and Frank Ennis attended the
initlatory exercises of the Knights
of Columbus held Saturday last n
Marquette.
Sam. Hill has commenced the
erection OF a barn on his property
in West Baraga. When completed
the structure will be lSx32 feet, and
serve as long needed want to Mr..
Hill.
Martin Rylander returned to his
duties at Coil Bros. store Monday,
after an absence of one month. Mr..
Rylander spent his vacation at his
home in Skanee.
The hester Estate lumber camps,
which for several years past have
been operated at Bruce's Crossing,
were broken up this week and all
the equipment removed to Baraga
Mr.. and Mrs. john Vaughn. Jr.,
left Thursday for their new home in
Virginia MINI. where Mr.. Vaughn
. will be employed with his father in
D the Virginia Lumber Co. s mill at
} that place.
, Richard Barry left Friday morn.
ing with crew of men and several
teams for the Sturgeon river. where
they will be engaged in making some
! needed repairs on the 16-mile dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Getzen and
Joseph Getzen will leave this even
Ing for an extended visit at the home
of their sister at Kendall, Mich
During their stay at Kendall. they
will visit friends at Ann Arbor anC
other near ov cities.
o The picnic and outing held at thu
O head of the bay Labor Day unde,
the management OF BaraYa Hive
O Lady Maccabees, was u most enjoy
able event A great many Barag'
o families spent the day at the picni
grounds and partook of the bounti
o full luncheon served by the ladies
o A neat sum was realized by the hive
70 which will be added to the treasury
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mcmillan hav
leased the Cbappell House, recent
70 vacated by Victor Monjeau. Tn
house is being given u thorouy
overhauling and will be put in exec
70 lent condition for the service Of tn
public. Jerry Greenleaf has take
10 the sample room in connection. an
10 with the combined forces Of bot
parties this popular hos,elry will b
y in position to cater to the peopl
in an excellent manner.
n Schools reopened Tuesday morr
ing after the summer vacation, an
10 Supt Clinton states that the attent
~ ance:was decidedly gratifying, an
~ looks forward to very successf'
~ school year. The list OF teachers Il
80 the ensuing year will he about tt
ocr,a uu;th tka avnanfinr, IF fha a.