The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

The little gasoline launch Cora B,
owned by Charles Anderson, Of
Skanee, was brought to this village
last week, where it was dismantled
and put into winter quarters.
The Misses EleDor Norton OF On
tonagon and Frances Dillon Of
Houghton,, who we're guests at the
O'Connor residence several days last
week, returned Sunday last to their
respective homes.
Henry Johnston, who resigned his
position as salesman with M. Han
sen several weeks ago to take a
western trip, has taken his old posi-
tion and is again greeting customers
in his usual pleasant manner.
Mr. and Mrs. j. o. Maxey and son
returned Wednesday evening from
Chiffon. Wis, where they had been
in tendance at the marriage of DR..
7. f. Reinbald, which occurred 10
that city Wednesday, Nov. 9th.
L'Anse saloonists who handle
Bosch S products are in receipt this
week of numerous compliments of
the season from the company, in the
form of beautifully embossed and
Autographed pictures. One In par
ticular is masterpiece of art and is
entitled "Our Matinee Girl" They
are being presented through the
compapy's agent, Arvid Johnson. OF
Baraga.
The Women's Home Missionary
society of the Methodist Episcopal
church will hold its regular meeting
Thursday, Dec. 18th, al the home OF
Mrs. H. N. Aldrich. The meeting
is called for = p. m. Each lady is
requested to bring some article OF
food or clothing to be used by the
society for charitable purposes.
The holiday season is about with
us again-the time when all our peo.
pie are taxed to their utmost to
know just what to get for a Christ
mas present. Dealers can help i'm
mensely in this direction by letting
them know just what they have to
oliec through the columns Of The
Sentinel. There are several lads ;"
in this issue that are quite sugges-
gestive, and they are the announce
ments of business houses who believe
in telling just what they have to
offer-and that is the kind Of adver-
tising that counts.
Monday afternoon Mrs. j; Gotard,
who resides on the Bay Shore road,
met with an accident which nearly
cost her life. 1t appears that she
was fbout to descend stairway
leading from the second story OF her
home, when in some manner she lost
her balance and fell the entire dis
tance to the landing below. At,the
time of the accident Mrs. Gotard was
in a delicate condition, and Tuesday
it became necessary that she undergo
an operation in order TO save her
life. The operation, however, was
successful, and latest reports state
that she is rapidly recovering from
the shock
Messrs. Lloyd Schulze, Jack Camp
bell, Frank Case, Russell Tredeau,
Ralph Sangebusch, Frank Hook,
Roger Gamacbe and Theodore Rob:
erts are among the long list of names
OF contestants for the Washington
trip WHICH was spoken Of some
weeks ago in this paper. When the
contest first opened only one person
entered, With the understanding
that all the boys would work for
DlID. DuJ uOW ~ IOOhS do u tuCfC
were to be more candidates than
voters. Nearly two hundred boys
have enrolled throughout the penin-
sula since the beginning Of the con-
test, and the list to go has been
raised from seven TO nine.
Mrs. Martin Voetsch and Miss
Nellie McCabe left Wednesday even
ing for the west, the former on an
extended visit to the home of her
parents in Everett, Wash, aud the
latter for Somers, Mont, where she
will make her futsre home In the
departure of Miss McCahe from this
village. l. Anse forfiets another OF its
popular and energetic young ladies.
For q number OF years she has held
the responsible position as teacher OF
the primary department in L'Anse
High School and was also popular