The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

DIR. Goodpow, OF .Mlchlgamme,
was a business visitor in L'Anse
Tuesday.
Miss Eva Peccotte, of Lake Lin
den, is a guest at the home OF Mrs.
Joseph Boyer.
Miss Minnie Carrion, OF Cham
pop, is guest at the home of Mrs.
Fred King.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Krolik, of Baraga,
were guests Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Alexander Krolik, in this
village.
District Deputy Game Warden
Robert j. Townsend, Of Ontonagon
county. was in L'Anse Tuesday. on
official business.
Elzior Collins had the good luck
to return with two splendid speci-
mems Of deer Saturday. which he
shot during his recent hunting trip.
A numbe of L'Anse Masons at
tended a regular session of the order
held in Houghton Tuesday evening,
An enjoyable time is reported.
w. j. Pine and family, who have
been spending the past few months
in this vicinity, left Saturday last
for their homes in Garden River,
Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wolf. OF De-
troit, arrived in L'Anse Monday,
called here by the death of Mrs.
VOLTS mother, the late Mrs. j. r.
Thomas.
Rev. FIR. Kennedy, OF Ypsilanti, is
expected to arrive in L'Anse soon,
where he will spend several days en-
joying an outing in the Northern
Michigan forest.
The members OF L'Anse High
school foot ball team received this
week their new dress sweaters. We
are informed that at near date a
large letter Il" will adorn the front
of each
Work on the new livery stable
building being erected by W. S.
Crebassa is rapidly being pushed
forward. A raising bee occurred
Wednesday morning and the up
rights placed in position. Mr..
Crebassa expects to have the build
ing enclosed before many days.
A party of deer hunters consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. McGregor,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. g. Rappe, and the
Misses Florence Campbell, Louise
Robearg, Rosanna and Valada Men
ard, returned Saturday last from a
few days outing at the Hathaway
location.
Mesdames Geo. Sanregret, Napol-
con Dault and Napoleon Fish were
Hancock visitors Sunday, where they
went to visit Mr.. Fish, who is con.
fined to St. Joseph's hospital as a
result OF recent accident received
while at work at Hebard g. Son s
mill at Pequaming.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ed.
gerton will be interested to learn
that they will soon be leaving for
Detroit and other points east. Dur.
ing the summer Mrs. Edgerton s
health improved considerably and
she is now able to be around the
house. Her condition is such, how.
ever, that she does not feel as though
she can brave another Lake Superior
winter. They have been spending
the greater portion of the summer
at Jacobsville.
Wednesday morning several OF the
Charles Hebard & Sons lumber camps
suspended operations, and through
out the day there was a general mi
gration.through this village OF woods
men, enroute to other parts OF the
peninsula in quest OF work. The
closing down Of these camps, accord.
ing to Information given out, is in
accordance with plans which the
company has made for next season
The company only intends running
its mill one shift. The laying of o.
some two hundred and fifty men vii
ultimately have it's effect upon tht
county for time, but II is under
stood that owing to the falling Of
OF the lumber market, rs 10 the cas'
Of coppers and the general depres
sion throughout the country bal
much TO DO vitb this move on th'
part OF the company.