The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-03-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

copper country Irienos tn's week
James Cosgrove, OF Chassell. visit
ed friends in L 'Anse Saturday last
E r. Enkins. OF Marqu ,tte. trans
act d business 10 town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hansen visited in
Hancock Monday.
A. r Kellogg. Of Grand Rapids.
called on his trade here Wednesday.
August Menxe was business
visitor in Marquette Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wahl, Of
Baraga, spent Sunday last with
L'Anse friends.
Fri e. Tracy. Of P.quaming,
transacted business in Marquette
Wednesday
Miss Florence Campbell spent
several days with friends 10 Hough-
ton this week.
Leo McKindles was confined to
his home several days this week by
illness.
Mrs. John Mcdonnell expects Ia
leave today for . short visit with
friends at Chicago.
Attorney A J. Moilinen. OF Ish
peming, was Q business visitor ia
town Tuesday.
Mrs. s. MrKindles and daughter
Mari. we're guests Of copper country
friends Sunday last.
Capt. W. Been returned to his
home in Sxanee Wednesday after y
WEEKS visit with friends in Iron
MOania,A.
Joseph Kemp has taken q contract
for cutting ice and filling an ice
house for q. ~R, Blunkenhorn H..
began the work Thursday morning.
Miss Grace Harris returned to her
home in Houghton Saturday last.
after Q Few days visit with E'Anse
friends.
Mrs. John Dillon, OF Houghton.
and Mss ulia Norton, of On, onagon,
are the guests ut the home OF Mrs.
John o Connor.
Walter Edgerton, Of Houghton. is
q L L'Anse visitor this week, having
been called here by The serious illness
OF his father. John H. Edgerton.
L,uis Menard received two splrn
did teams Of driving horses Thursday
moraing, which be will add to his
livery. Both teams are said to be
good roadsters.
Henry Murphy, who has been
con6ned to his home for the past
three weeks by a severe attack Of
OF rheumatism, is slowly recovering.
Miss Della Perrault. who has been
spending several weeks with friends
in L'Anse, returned Sunday last to
her home in Ishpeming.
Mrs. O. Sicotte, who has been
visiting friends in Minneapolis for
the past two months, returned to
her home in this village Tuesday.
b John Ny yman, who has had a con-
tract for hauling logs for S. D.
Murphy. left for his home in Her.
man Wednesday. His son, Arthur
has taken his place at the camp.
Erick G. Stenson, OF Covington,
was this week appointed by Judge
OF Probate James Mcmahon, as
superintendent OF the poor. to fill
the cancy caused by the non-ac
cebtance OF the Office by August
Hutula, and to act until the next
meeting OF the board Of supervisors.
Word was received here Tuesday
announcing the sudden death ol
Charles Tesch, OF Oshkosh, Wis,
which occurred Monday from ty-
phoid-pneumonia. Messrs George
Trudeau and Thomas Brennan left
Wednesday for Oshkosh to attend
the funeral.
At meeting of d. S. S. \ A. Di
vision 116, Order Railway Tele
graphers, held in Baraga Sunday
last, ]. H. Mclean was the unani
nous choice OF the meeting for dele
gate to the grand lodge to be held ID
Minneapolis, Minn., May Bird. K. J.
Stuesser, Of Seney, was chosen alter
! nate; w. R. Gilbert. Of Brimley
was chosen chairman OF the Macki
nav division; A. w. Stark, OF Bar
aga, chairman for the Houghtor
division and M. J. Clossey Of Trout
Greek chairman for the western
division. J. 81. Mclean, Of L'Anse
was the unanimous, choice for gen
ersl chairman, and Clemens Rief
OF Lake Linden, was the unanimous