The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-21
LOCAL nEAls

LOCAL I1kA&b
Rev. Fr. Faust, Of Assinins. was in
L,Anse Wednesday evening.
Rev. Fr. HEM was reported IN at the
Catholic Mission this week.
4 ]. e. Brennan win leave tonight for
. short stay in Chicago.
Mrs. C. d. Shea is convalesing after
several weeks Illness with lagrippe.
Harry Meyer, Of Baraga, transacted
business in L'Anse Wednesday.
Frank Bushnell, Of Lake Linden
transacted business. in L'Anse Saturday
last.
The Misses Annie and Aufelia Murphy
returned the fore part Of the week
from . few days stay in Chicago.
Miss Aurora Boivin returned wednes-
{. day from several weeks visit with
friends in Ishpeming.
Miss Anna Goltsch returned Wednes-
day from few days visit in the cop
per country.
In recording a birth recently, We
gave the parents name as Mr.. and Mn
John Dugay, whereas it should have
read Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rochon.
James Elkey, who for ,therpast few
months has conducted tonsorial parlors
h the Sicotte building on Main street,
cl0sed up his establishment the fore
part Of the week and left for Wisconsin.
David Babcock, of the 4 rm Of Babcock
& Cosgrove, cigar manufactures Of
Crystal Falls, spent several days in
L'Anse guest at the home of Sheriff
and Mrs. John Cosgrove.
What is the meaning of it all! Either
the approaching spring election viii be
quite one or the calm before the storm
is portentous. As yet, nothing doing,
and three weeks before election.
Charles o. Marceau left Tuesday for
Marquette, where he Twas called by q
telegram announcing the death Of his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Marceau, which
occurred in that city Tuesday morning.
The funeral was held Thursdap.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Mason and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Seifert were at
Hancock Wednesday evening, where
they attended the presentation of the
'Tattooed Man." at the Kerredge
theatre.
S. D. Murphy removed his crew of
woodsmen and camp equipment to the
Seavoy camp, which is located within
a couple of miles southeast of this vii
lage. Operations at that point were
commenced the fore part of the week.
George M. Edwardson, who for the
past few months has been engaged as
salesman with d. Levitan, the clothier,
has resigned his position and has
leased the sample room in the Sicotte
building on Main street and will take
possession May LIST.
''Marbels'' are as reliable a aharbinger
of the approach of spring as the cav of
the crow and the song of the robin, says
an exchange. This trio of harbingers
are to be seen and heard in L'Anse
notwithstanding the fact that there is
several inches of 1.-THE beautiful" on
the ground.
= A party of L'Anse young people con-
sisting of the Misses Florence and
Frances Campbell, Rosanna and Valsda
Nenard and Messrs. w. B. Seifert, Leo
Sanregret and Edmund Collins enjoyed
snowshoe tramp across the bay.
While at Baraga they dined at the Nc
Kinley hotel.
Messrs c. E. Case and the Kemp
Bros. were engaged this week in cut
ting, hauling and refilling the Blanken-
horn ice house. They secured some ex-
csllent quality ice and completed their
I task Friday. They have orders for the
filing Of number of ice houses for in
dividuals.
Miss Mary Edgerton, who has been
teaching school No. in South Pales-
tine, has resigned her position owing "a
the serious sickness Of her father, who
Is suffering from cancer and il not ex-
pected TO live. MISC Edgertcn left
Tuesday for Roseburg, Ore, her home
Word was received here Monday
light Of the death Of Mrs. John Ley,
Of 4l8 West Ridge street. Marquette,
mother Of Mrs. Louis j. Menard, Of
this village, which occurred in st.
Luke's hospital on the 10th inst The
funeral wss held Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. Rogers, Of Marquette, officiating.
lntsrment was in Park cemetery. Mr..
snd Msss Msnasd we're present at the
time sf death.
The Baraga Lumber Company's
camp located about three miles east Of
thb village, and fermerly operated BY
Paul Levigne, was closed down Thurs.
day evening. The entire output, with