The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

w. L. Edwards transacted business
In Keweenaw Bay Wednesday.
James E. Fleming, Of Houghton,
spent Thursday in L'Anse.
The Misses Florence and Grace
Campbell are guests this week Of Mrs.
w. w. Kimmel. of Hancock.
Ira E. Randall. Of Houghton, trans
acted business in L'Anse several days
this week.
A. Gail, of Pequaming. was among
the business visitors in L'Anse Thurs
day.
John Hancock, Of Chassell, transact
ed business in town several days this
week.
s. d. Murphy returned Thursday
from few days. visit at his home in
Michigamme.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanregret re-
turned Wednesday from q weeks visit
with relatives in Duluth.
Atty. T.. J. McNally, of Hancock,
was in L'Anse Thursday on legal busi-
ness.
George Paquette is confined to his
home this week with an attack of pleur-
isy. His place at M. Hansen's store is
being filled by Andrew Johnson.
Miss Clarissa LeDuc was confined to
her home this week by illness. Her
place at school was filled Tuesday by
Miss Theresa Hike and the balance of
the weekly Miss Laura Brennan.
The installation Of . new hot water
heating plant was completed this week
at the Williams residence. The
work was done under the supervision
of R. G. Williams. assisted by c.
Shyette.
The H. s. basket ball team placed an
order this week for new uniforms.
They are Of maroon and white color,
and bear IN emblem composed Of a
pair Of wings with the letters L. H.
8. inscribed between them.
p. R. Depew, who for the past sum-
mer has been engaged at Thesalon.
Ont, arrived in L'Anse Thursday,
where he joined Mrs. Depew and
who are guests at the Bulger
residence.
Thomas Halloran. who. was taken to
st. Joseph's Hospital at Hancock Mon
day, suffering from an acute attack Of
Bright's disease, II reported resting
easier, although his condition il still re-
garded as being serious.
We call attention this week to the
advertising space Of Carl Hartvigh, ON
page eight. To cash purchasers during
December. Mr.. Hartvigh offers spec
iai inducement. A perusal Of his an
may benefit you.
w. c. Fowler, Of Chicago, special
agent Of the German Alliance Insur-
anee Co.. was in L'Anse Wednesday,
the loss by FIRE on the Sicotte
blacksmith shop.
The recent cold snsp has frozen over
the several small streams and ponds
and young America il taking
every advantage Of the skating which
Is thus afforded.
A chimney fire occurred Friday morn
ing at the residence occupied by Miss
Sophia Novak. Quick action on the
part Of neighbors, and few pounds Of
salt, extinguished the fire, without the
aid Of the fire department.
There was a notable influx Of woods
men in L'Anss Friday. all seeking
work. There seems to be little or no
trouble this year for contractors and
jobbers to secure all the necessary Ia
Dor.
II u understood that arrangements
are being msds in Houghton BY . party
of young people to come to L'Anse
some time during the next ten days,
where . snowshoe party and dance will
be given for their amusement. The ex-
act date has not - yet been determined
upon.
A genuine old fashioned blizzard
visited this section Tuesday. and
brought the mercury down the line =
noticeable number Of degrees. Al
though the air was full Of snow during
its progress but little fell To the ground,
especially in the barren lands. Up to
the present this vicinity Il still travel
ing by wheel-ne sleiehing.
Snpt. and Mr.. F. A. Nellsncamp
left this morning for Houghton. where
Mr.. Msllencamp. will attsnd the nrst
meeting Of the Superintendents Of
Schools Round Table. Among ths Inn
portant topics which win b discussed
ere ''E1oms Study: How Ws csn sseure
: esrtain amount Of It : snd ''What +
the best nsthed Of dlrsctine IL Read
Inc Of Library beoks in De Cradeaf''
Vital nattefs pertaining 70 Athletlcl
vim aloe eoms Up for discussion and Wil
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