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


M. and Mrs. M. Seavoy returned
Monday from few days visit with
friends in Ishpeming.
Miss Slab Jones, OF Mason, is a
guest this week at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. F. R. Morphy.
Lighthouse keepers in Lake Super
ior district have been ordered to
keep the lights burning until Decem-
Der 18th.
Mrs. August Menge returned the
fore part of the week from few
days visit with copper country
friends.
John Sands, Jr, had the good luck
this week to return from Arvon with
his first deer. 1t was handsome
buck.
William G. Wahl and son George,
of Houghton, spent Monday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andre W
Wahl, Sr.
A party OF L'Anse people consist
ing OF H j. Seifert, W. B. Seifert,
Oswald Deschaine and John Camp
bell left Wednesday for a few days
hunting trip TO Arvon.
Messrs. Thiel Robinson and Joseph
Colombo, of Houghton, were in
L Anse the fore part of the week en-
route to their homes, after having
filed their deer licenses.
Roger c. Williams had the mis-
fortune to sprain his ankle quite
badly Saturday evening last in de-
scending from the bus. The injury
is a painful one and has coafined him
TO his home since the accident.
Miss Mary Shea, who for some
time has been employed as stencg-
rapher at Ontonagon, arrived in
L'Anse Saturday evening, where she
will be guest at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. c. d. Shea.
Word was received here Tuesday
to the effect that John D. Rowland,
since leaving L'Anse couple OF
months ago to reside in Superior,
Wis, has been seriously i'll with a
nerve trouble, having for the most
of the time been coufined to his
room. The trouble seems to be
seated in his eyes and back OF the
bead. Hopes are entertained by his
l. Anse friends for speedy recov.
cry.
Thursday evening OF last week
eighteen young friends of Miss Ruth
Thorsen gathered at her home or
Railroad street and rendered her O
delightful surprise, the occasion be
ing her l4th birthday. During the
evening music and games were in
dulged in and delightful refresh
ments served. The event was ar
enjoyable one.
Among those in attendance from
out OF town at the funeral of the
late Mrs. j. r. Thomas were: Mr.
and Mrs. William Noon, OF Mar
quette; Rev. ]. M. Shank, and Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Thomas. Trimoun
tain; Mrs. d. ]. Norton and Miss
Julia Norton, Ontonagon, DR.. and
Mrs. !. G.. Turner, Mrs. S. T. Har.
ris, Mrs. James McRae, Mrs. John
Dillon, David Thomas, of Houghton
and John Ellis, Frank Hslsey and
and Mrs. j. p. Roberts of Calumet
An addition is being builg to the
Office quarters at the Ohio mine and
the rooms are to be used by Supt
Crippen and family for residence
purposes. AS soon as the addition
is completed the superintendent will
move his household effects from Iror
River, where he was formerly located
and in due season bis family will
follow and take up their residence
at the Ohio location.
The King Lake Lumber company
an organization formed recently will
headquarters at Depere and which
was to do numbering at or near Mes
toria, has suspended operations. l,
is understood that one OF the largest
of the financial promoters OF th'
project withdrew and the company
decided not to operate 10 that yicin
| ity this season. Those In charge
regret the suspension, particularly
after things had been perfected fol
installing q mill, etc. 8. d. Murphy
Of Michigamme is one OF the com
pany, but his duties are confined L
other places where be Is lumborinQ