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Buzzard Avenue

Mrs. Clifford and Miss Bertha
Stoughton, of near Lancaster,
were the guests of Goldie Silver
son, Friday.
Eiwood Stiverson and Lucius
Rider were in Logan, Saturday.
Herb Mingus and wife, Mol!ie
Simons and Will Mingus, of Mill
field, were the over Sunday guests 8
OF Bessie Shaffer.
Geo. Matthias and Noah Silver
son were in Logan, Saturday.
l.. Shaifer and Chas. Perry were
in Logan, Friday.
Mrs. Maggie Woods and chill.
dren, of Newark, visited William
Zider and family few days last
week.
Noah, Elwood and Boyd Silver
son, Harry and Fred Matthias at
tended the social at Mt. Zion, Fri
day night.
Quite number from here at
tended the ice cream social at
Rock bridge, Saturday night. =.
Ruth Woods, of Newark, is the
guest of her grandparents.
l., Sh' fer lost a horse Monday,
the horse got too much clover.
EIwood Stiverson is on the sick |
list.
Joe Marshall and son Walter, of
Sugar Grove, were in this vicinity |
Tuesday.
l.. Shaffer was a Logan visitor
tuesday. LYzoBZY.
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Chestnut Grove.

Threshing seems to be the ordel
of the day.
Meeting at Chestnut Grove wa.
well attended Sunday night.
Among those on the sick list are
Mrs. Thomas Eveling and Eva
Wine.
Martin Baker and L. Hill have
the Starkey property rented.
Waken up Wesley Chapel and
write more items, We like to
ree them
Charley Burns, who was badly
stung by bees, is improving,
John Mills wears broad smile,
it is an eight pound girl.
Fruit crops are not very large
in our neighb borht cd.
Robert Davis and wife were
calling on John Starkey, Sunday.
There were several started last
Monday for the sweet corn factory.
Oliver Palmer was at Chestnut
Grove, Sunday night.
Merit Tatman, of Cream Ridge,
is working for Mrs. Miles Brown.
John H. Starkey was seen on
Green Brier Ridge one day last
week.
Ben Starkey and family, of Van
Vert county, were visiting his
George Walton, last
week. BLUE BELL.
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Comic Ridge

Mrs. Sallie Devault and family
were the guests of her father-in.
law, Abe Devault, Monday.
Newton Walton and wife, OF
Pretty Run, were the guests ol
their daughter, Mrs. Vina Meinck.
els. Sunday.
Sallie Devault was the guest of
Emma Smith, Sunday.
Mrs. James Vanfossan and
daughter, Goldie, were the guests
of her father, Henry Kueece, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Clifford and Frank Garrett call.
ed on Rufus Courtright, of Salt
Creek, Sunday.
Mabel Devault was the guest OF
Myrtle Kneece, Sunday.
Singing school commenced at
Mt. Carmel, Sunday afternoon.
The singing was led By Philip
Swackhammer.
Abe Devault and his grand
daughters, Lille Hoy, Bessie Gar
rett and Goldie Turner dined with
his brother, Marion Devault, Sun
day.
Burton Miller was the guest of
his brother, John Miller, Sunday.
Myrtle Kneece, Mabel Devault
and Bessie Garrett called on Maize
Miller, Sunday afternoon.
Myrtle Kneece was the que. of
Mabel Devault, Sunday night.
Rhoda Childers called on Nancy
Kneece, Sunday.
Ezra Hardesty was the guest of
Lige Hart, Sunday. AUNT GRAM.
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Murray City

A shooting affray took place in
front of Geo. Lilly's store last Sat
urday night. While engaged in a
quarrel, Steve Bowen of Buchtel,
shot George Morgan, better known
as ''Scratcher." Morgan will be
alright soon. The shooting did
not do much damage. Bowen is
charged with shooting to kill.
Pug Campbell and Jake Thomas
were arrested Monday, for break
ing into Thos. Murphy's slot mo
chine and taking all the pennies
out. They refused to settle with
tine bartender, and went and got
drunk on the pennies and were
later arrested.
Joe Simko was taken very i'll
last week, and Monday they de-
cided to take him to the hospital,
but it was too late, as he died be-
fore he got to Columbus.
Geo. McManaway, better known
as Riner Mack, was badly injured
Monday night, at No. Z mine, and
had to have his leg taken off be-
tween the knee and ankle.
Jas. Hoye, while playing ball
one evening last week, was hit in
the eye and caused painful in.
jury.
Old honest Dan Soliday was in
town Monday ard Tuesday, call
ing on friends.
Murray City ball team played
the Carbon Hill team last Sunday
an exciting game. Score 2 TO
in favor of Murray City. Thir-
teen innings were played
DR.. Lee returned home last
night after a weeks vacation,
bringing with him an automobile,
the finest in town.
Frank Brown and John Ohlinger
of Logan, were in Murray City the
first of this week.
Joe Gundy of Carroll, was in
town Tuesday, ON business.
Judge Bright of Logan, was in
town Monday.
@. v. Wright, temperance
speaker of Logan, was in town Sum
lay, making temperance speech. !
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Bremen Rt. 1

Mr.. and Mrs. Funk and family
spent Sunday with John Messbar
ger and family.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G.. Scholl ano
Johnnie, of North Berne, and Mr..
and Mrs. j. III. Gratis and daugh.
ter Edna, and Misses Laura and
Ruth Polling, were the Sunday
guests of VIM. Scholl and family
j.. F.. Focht of Max, was seen
going north Sunday afternoon.
Carl and David Scholl of Old
Town, are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scholl.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wolfe of
Maxville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Bright of Old Town, were the
guests of Wesley Hickman and
family, Sunday.
Several of the people of this vi
cinity attended the races at Logan
on Saturday.
Mrs. John Miller of Logan, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. G, j. Kel-
lenbarger, Sunday.
Mr.. Sylvester Hickman was a
Logan visitor, Monday.
j. II. Scholl and family and
VIM. Funk and family were Brem
en- shoppers, Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weston
barger and son Lester, of Lancas-
ter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Connel Pol
ing were the guests Of Edward
Polling and family, Sunday.
Several of the young people of
this community attended the
dance near Junction City, Thurs
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Blosser of
Flagdale, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Judson Mccullough.
Mrs. Fred Mericle, who has
been sick for some time, is not
much improved at this writing.
Miss Dora Hufford and brother
were Bremen visitors. Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mallie Kellenbarger was seen
going towards Logan, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Mary Hickman called on
Mrs, Mary seholl, Monday after.
aoon. DAISY.
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ROckbridge

Mesdames Boyd Goss and j. c.
Inboden and children were Logan
visitors Saturday.
Miss Florence Matthias spent
last week with relatives at Carroll
and Baltimore.
Quite number of boys from
Sugar Grove attended the social
at this place Saturday evening.
Mr.. Joe Barron and wife were
recent Logan visitors.
Mr.. Noah Blosser and wife, of
Enterprise, spent Sunday in this
city.
Misses Edna and Virgie Goss,
of Logan, visited their brother
Boyd and wife a few days last
week,
Miss Ethel Hickman spent last
week with friends in Lancaster.
Mics Florence Stoughton return
ed home Wednesday,, after two
weeks visit with relatives of Lo-
gan.
Mrs. G. f, Wharton and daugh
ter Mildred, are attending the
Lancaster Camp Meeting.
Miss Eva Troxel visited her
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Buena Vista

John Carrell and Heber Kane
were Logan visitors Saturday
Mrs Carlton After, of Holloway,
Belmont county, is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Creiglow.
There will be an ice cream
supper held at VIM Anmick's s
grocery Saturday night, August
Is.
Ray Creiglow and family, of
Pleasant Valley, were the guests
of relatives at this place ever
Sunday.
Mrs A. l.. Kane and Mrs. Ed
ward Thomas were the guests of
Mis-. Noah Friend, Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Mimic and Carrie
Kane were the guests of Mrs.
Mary Cnrrel and family Sunday.
Mrs. Salem Shoemaker and Mrs.
Chester Bigham, of Columbus,
were the guests of Martha Kane,
j. p. Bright and wife entertain
ed VIM. Turner and wife Sunday.
Samuel Bigham, of Lancaster,
is visiting his brother, Alva, of
of this place.
The neighbors welcome into
their midst VIM. Carr rell, who has
been in Lancaster for nearly a
year They moved to their farm
near Buena Vista,
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Big Pine Valley

Merle and Myrtle Vancuren, of
1lesboro, visited Mrs. Charles
Febus, Saturday night and Sun
day.
Several from this place attended
childrens Day at Pine Grove, Sat
urday. All report Rne time.
Bev. Boyd will preach his fare
well sermon ut Bethel, Snndsy Y
night, August lG All sre invited
to come.
Mahlon Paxton, wife and daugh-
ter Maize, were the guests of John
Hunter and family Sunday after
noon.
May Smires is going to visit her
parents, of Circleville, few days
this week.
Joseph Stump broke bread with
Rebecca Paxton last Monday.
Ira stump made a pleasant call
at William Hutfman's last Sunday
evening.
John Dresback and family, of
Pufsell, passed through this place
Sunday, enroute for Laurelville.
Guy Huffman, of Amanda, is
visiting his parents, William Huff
man and wife.
Thomas Willard, wife and
daughter Nellie, of Fairfield coun.
ty, were seen on our streets last
Friday.
John Mowery spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Harley Paxton.
Vern Kitchens smiling face was
seen on our streets last Friday.
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night.
james McQuarly, wife and
baby passed through our vicinity
Sunday, enroute to st. Paul.
Bert Wigans and family were
guests of the alters father, VIM.
Sitz, over Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Writenhouse, wife and
family are in our vicinity at
present, attending church at st.
Paul.
Marion Devault Is going to take
his vacation this week with his
nephew, Jasper Harden aud fam
lily in Plckaway county.
LITTLE ELK.
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Pike Run

A large crown attended preach.
ing at Mt. Carmel last Sunday.
j. T. Diehl, of Jimtown, attend
ed church at Mt. Carmel last Sun.
day afternoon.
The farmers of this vicinity are
glad and so are the ladies that the
threshing is over for this year.
The wheat in this vicinity was
good.
Mrs. Gilbert Smith and little
daughter Gretney, also Noah
Devanlt were the guests of Mrs.
A. K. Stephenson last Monday
afternoon.
VIM. Sitz has placed fine
monument at the grave of his
deceased wife at Mt. Carmel.
Ross Hawk bought a bicycle
from stingley Polling last Monday
evening.
M. Smith, daughter and grand.
daughter made a business trip to
Adelphi, Friday of this week.
VIM. Parks, wife ard grand.
daughter passed through our vii.
lage enroute to Chillicothe to
visit son Bert and family.
Sarah Harden, of Comic Ridge,
took dinner with A. f. STEPHENSON
and family Sunday.
A G Swackhammer and sister
Ida Cupp and her two small chill.
dren, of Oklahoma, were in our
vicinity last Sunday. They at.
tended Sunday School at Mt.
Carmel, and mingled with many
friends for the first time in 20
years.
N. Walton was the guest of
Albert Smith over Saturday night
and Sunday,
Anus Francis and family, of
Haynes, visited his mother, Mrs,
l.. Francis.
j. 7. Dlehl and wife have gone
to Canal Winchester to visit son
VIM. Diehl and family.
Gilbert Smith wac away the past
week visiting his friend, Noah
Stepelton, of Newark, and visited
his brother at Columbus.
Frank Coner and son, of String.
town, were in our midst last Sun.
day.
Abe Deyault and grs nddaughter,
Goldie Turner, of Blue Creel;,
were the guests of his brother
Marion Devault and family last
Sunday.
Charles Tailor and wife were
the lstter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Smith.
Lena Diehl, the granddaughter
Of Albert Smith, has been on the
sick list, but is improving soma.
AISLE Miller is getting better al
this writing.
Rev. Rowark and wife attend.
ID church at ST. Paul Sunday
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Pursell

AL. Paxton, Of whistler, was
hauling lumber down the valley
last week.
Mrs. ID. Barclay visited hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Honnel, last week.
Myrtle Tatman, who has bt en-
in the employ of Mrs, Hazel
Brown, of So. Bloomingville, has
returned home.
Martin Chilcote was in our
vicinity last week selling queens.
ware.
Homer Kitchen was n caller at
Pursell one day last week.
Ben Chiloote, of Logan, moved
his household goods through here
We learn that he is going tn locate
on the Jonathan Hu ifman farm.
sam Lama and family attended
Camp Meeting, Sundiy.
Guy Huffman has been visiting
his parents the past week.
Charlea Sawyer, of near Zanes-
vile, is the guest of John Dres-
back and wife.
Mr.. Hubble passed through here
one day last week with a fine
drove of sheep.
MIR. Root, Of Canal Winchester,
visited Rudolph Barclay last week
Marion A lstadt, of Laurelville,
passed through orr village one
day last week.
MIR. Joe Huls, of Rockbridge,
was caller at Purseil one day
last week.
iom Willard, of Carroll, passed
through our village Saturday, en-
route to visit his parents, Mr.. a~d
MIS-. David Willard.
Cloid Mowery, of New York, is
the guest of his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Bryon Mowery.
Wallace McC LELAND, of near So. |
Perry, passed through Pursell,
saturday, enronte to attend the
picnic at Bainter's grove near
Pine Grove church.
John Dresback was called to
last Thursday on
recount of the serious sickness of
lis brother Reuben.
Miles Brown and wife was seen
n our village Saturday.
Robert Gordon, of Happy Ridge,
vas a business visitor to Pursell,
friday.
Albert Lytle visited r.. H. Dres-
'ack, of Laurelville, Thursday
md Friday.
Reuben Lindsey passed through
'nr town Sunday.
Rev. Henderson broke bread
With AL. Banter and family Sat
rday evening.
Bert Febus and wife and Hiram
anna and wife, of Bethelville,
'ere seen on our streets.
Bertha Hnflines left Monday for
n extended visit with her many
rlends.
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Pin Bridge
Deferred

The social Saturday night,
given by the base ball club at Pin
Bridge, was we'll attended.
Calvin Arnett has placed new
two cylinder engine in his auto
mobile and expects to be driving
it soon.
"Wetzel' Rudolph was defeat
ed in game of billiards by HUI
bert Snider, Friday evening, by
eight points.
Charley Curry is on the sick
list.
Johnny Miller attended a dance
at Wolshire's, Saturday night.
Fred Krile and Eddie Miller
were State Farm visitors, Sunda-.
The ball game between Sugar
Grove and Pin Bridge was the best
of the season, played on the Pin
Bridge diamond, Sunday after,
noon, score 4 to in favor of
Sugar Grove. The features of the
game was the playing of Ed Mil
Ter, the third baseman of the
Sugar Grove team, and Walter
Ames of the Pin Bridge team,
The battery for Sugar Grove was
Reams and Renshaw, and Olive
and Solenbarger for Pin Bridge.
Umpires-Rudolph and Beery.
Time of game-l hour and Is min
ntes. Attendance 600.
Walter, the twelve year old son
of simon Sheets, fell from the
rocks on Round Knob, Friday af-
ternoon, and was seriously injur-
ed.
Clyde Wilson was Lancaster
visitor, Thursday, and returned
on the 1925 train, and had the
misfortune of losing some liver
which he purchased in Lancaster.
Clyde says the butchers handle
poor wrapping paper.
Wesley Engle and sisters were
Lancaster visitors, Saturday even
ing,
Mrs. Mary Hummel and grand
sons George and Paul, were the
guests of Mrs. Emanuel Beougher,
Thursday afternoon.
Otto Champion has signed to
finish the season with Sugar Grove
as center fielder.
Mayor Wright and Emanuel
Boyer of Berne station, attended
the ball game at Pin Bridge, Sun. |
day afternoon.
The management of the ball
team at Pin Bridge would like to
near from any amateur team wish
ing a game of ball. Write TO Jes
sic solenbarger, or phone to Sugar
Grove, 2 on 81.
1 a.
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cure contipstion, sick headache,
stomach trouble, or any form of
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and scientific.
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Headache, Dizziness, Extreme
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What Some of the People Say;.--
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land, Ohio,
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VILLAGE COUNCIL
Continued from page one)

gineer Gaffney and prepare an or
dinance for the establishment of q
grade for that addition. Much
complaint was registered that
gravel was being hauled from the
streets of Glenova until great
holes were made in the middle of
the street. The Mayor was re-
quested to post notices in proper
places, forbidding the promlscn-
GUS taking of gravel from the
streets.
Solicitor Whitcraft was request.
ed to draw an ordinance licensing
plumbers. and to so bind each
plumber, that all paved portions
of the streets that were lifted for
the service lines, should be placed
back as securely and smoothly as
before removed. The Mayor cen
sured the plumbers for careless
work on Main street and called at
tention to the rough place in the
street in front of the CherringtCn
Hospital, and insisted that the
plumber must repair same.
The finance committee reported
favorably on the following bills;
Citizens Electric Light
Co, lights for July =. 1911 90
Thos, Braddock, teaming 81 90
VIM, Glass, teaming ~ Is rs
VIM, Funk, teaming ... II Is
VIM. Fields, labor. ,, 0 90
Sherman Doris, labor . 10 80
Chris Grinner, labor 80. 8 co
j. S. Mccormick, sand Z 90
Logan Brick Manufactur-
ing Co., brick ,...... SO %
Marion Bell, labor ,. 3 OO|
Work House,
boarding prisoners . "a OOI
Williamson, extra
police e.,......,..... sol
Anderson Waller, extra
ponce ''',..'tt, ,.<,,.. 0O
VIM. Geiger, extra lrolice. l sol
Hooking Republican, print
ing ,.... ........, "a 4s
Iournal-Gazette, printing 38 80
DEMooRAT-sEsrINEL, print
ing $50. ..... 46 20
Central Hotel, boarding
prisoners. ...... 30 40
On motion the clerk was order
ID to draw orders on the village
treasurer for the several amounts. |
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POLLY:
Gold Medal Flour makes baking easy.
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Goes To Manistique.

Next week Thursday will witness
the departure from Baraga one Of its
Oldest and most respected families,
that of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Carroll,
who will remove to Manistique.
Mr.. Carroll has already preceded hiE
family by three weeks, the balance ar
ranging to leave on the date above
stated.
It is with degree of considerable
reprot that we chronicle the departure
of this family, who for the past seven
teen years has been prominent in botf
business and social affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll came to Barags
about eighteen years ago from Kansas
Mr.. Carroll entering the employ OF
Messrs McGowen & Nesbitt in thu
hardware business. After continuing
in the employ of the firm for severa
, years, -he became partner and re
mained as such for period of seven o.
eight years.
At the expiration of this time ant
about one year ago, he severed his con
nection and interested himself in vari
GUS transactions, and a month ago pur
chased half interest in the well-knowl
hardware business of the Gero Hard
ware Co. of Manistique, the concer'
now existing under the firm name o
Gero & Carroll.
Since residing in Baraga Mr.. Carro
has held several prominent official posi-
tions and the family has formed larg
circle of friends who will sorrowfull
see them depart.
The SENTINEL extends its bes
wishes for successful future.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

w. w. Kelley, of Detroit, transacted
business in Baraga Friday.
Joseph Getzen is spending several
days with friends in Lake Linden.
John Brown, of Oshkosh, was among
the business visitors here this week.
Samuel Southern, of Chicago, called
on trade and friends here Tuesday.
J. E. Farrell, Of Marquette, is in
Baraga, attending to work of special
nature at the Nester mill.
The steamer Winnipeg is expected to
arrive in Baraga today to take on a
cargo of lumber from the Baraga Lum-
ber Co.'S docks.
George Richel, of Marquette, of the
firm of Richel Bros, is in Baraga this
week attending to the matter in cor
nection with the cutting of a million
and half feet of lumber, which is be-
ing done at the Nester mill.
The tug Bruce arrived here the fore
part of the week with a raft of one
million feet of timber from the Salmon
Trout. During the progress of tie
trip the outfit encountered some very
rough weather, but in spite of all made
excellent time.
Messrs Frank and Joseph Strickland
and Mrs. Nelson Cote and Miss Agnes
Mcmillan were among those who were
in attendance at the Commencement
exercises of the Green Bay Conventry
in which Miss Louise Strickland partic-
ipated. Miss Strickland contemplates
leaving in the fall for st. Louis, where
she will become Sister.
Mesdames Terhost, of Assinins, Fred
Hid, of Baraga, and children. and Miss
Agnes Theobald were Keweenaw Bay
visitors Friday.
A dance is to be given at Pelkie July
Sd and 4th in Gauthier's new store
building, The affair will be on the con-
tinuous plan.
Baraga Town Hall is being given a
general overhauling. The work is be-
ing done in accordance with demands
made by State Inspector Fitzpatrick
recently. The stairs leading from the
theatre has been remodeled and new
system Of wiring done. Fire escapes
will also be erected soon. These re-
pairs will be greatly appreciated by the
public in general.
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KEWEENAW BAY ITEMS.

Joseph Goodreau was at Houghton
Sunday.
Edmund Obain spent Sunday with his
parents in Hubbell.
John Visnette spent Sunday at Hough-
ton.
Mrs. Samuel Sylvester was Baraga
visitor Thursday.
Charles Nisula transacted business at
Nisula Thursday.
D. B. Haring was Calumet visitor
itor Sunday.
Mrs. John A. Foster spent Sunday
the guest of Hubbell friends.
Alex McRae transacted business at
Baraga Tuesday.
Mrs. N. LaCasse spent Sunday in
Calumet with friends and relatives.
John Visnetts was a L'Anse visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Rose was at Baraga
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Powers returned to her
home in Hubbell Monday.
Miss Jennie Cornish, of Houghton,
was q guest at the home of Mrs, Her
man Rossberg, at the Michigan mill
this week.
Capt. James Wilcox, of Mass City,
called on the Office force at the Mass
mill Thursday.
Capt. Brady, Of the Michigan mine
spent Tuesday in Keweenaw Bay.
Hans Olsen returned Friday from ,
brief visit at Mass City.
The Steamer Myron left Ashtabul'
Wednesday with cargo Of coal for tn
Mass mill. It is expected here Mon
day.
The social dance given by the mem
bers of the M. w. Of A. in Woodmal
Hall Friday evening was great sue
cess and most enjoyable affair.
| Quite . number Of Kewsenaw Ba,
people attended the Junior-Sophomor
Ball It L'Anss Monday evening. Al
/ report . most enjoyable time.
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critical. When death called her she
had been i'll but fifteen minutes, the
immediate cause being heart failure
coupled with advanced years.
Mrs. Hopkins came to Baraga about
one and one half years ago from Grand
Rapids, and since coming here to reside
had made large circle Of friends, by
whom she will be missed.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon from the M. E. church Rev. H..
N. Aldrich, Of L'Anse, officiating. In
terment was in Baraga cemetery in the
family lot alongside of her daughter
who departed this life year ago.