The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

rev. RI. HEM was guest this week
Of Rev. FIR. Rezeck, ;of Houghton. M
August Gilman, Of Skanee, transacted
business in L'Anse Thursday.
Mrs. p. C. Murphy left Tuesday for
a brief visit with friends in Marquette.
DR.. and Mrs. Willoughby, of Pc
quaming, were l. 'Anse visitors Tuesday.
DR.. L. L. Goodnow, of Michigamme,
was among the L'Anse visitors this
week.
Mrs. John Mcdonnell was guest of
Houghton friends several days this
week.
John Dommer and Louis Nicholson,
Of Nestoria, were L'Anse visitors
Thursday.
M. Hansen left Sunday for Superior,
Wis.,, where he intends taking course
in the art of embalming.
William J. Kramer, of Lake Linden,
was a guest Sunday last of L'Anse
friends.
Miss Rosanna Levecque, of Lake Lin
den, was guest. this week at the home
Of Mrs. L. G. Rape.
Miss Aurora Boivin returned today
from several weeks visit with friends in
Ishpeming.
Miss Anna Girard, of Lake Linden,
was guest this week of Miss Valada
Menard.
Miss Hazel Elkey, who has been a
guest Of her father, James Elkey, for
several weeks, returned to her home in
Seymour, Wis, Wednesday.
Louis Bergeron, manager Of the Mar
quette club, of Marquette, spent sew
sral days this week calling on L'Anse
friends.
News was received here this week to
the effect that the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Murphy, of Alston, is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Charles Bronson Allen. of De-
troit, who is to lecture tonight at the
Opera House, arrived in L'Anse
Wednesday and has been the guest of
Rev. H. N. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Arthur
were Hancock visitors Thursday, where
they were in attendance at the mar
riage ceremony Of Mrs. Arthur's sister,
which occurred on the 5th inst.
Tomorrow evening Presiding Elder
James Pascoe will be present and
preach in the services of the M. E.
church. Following the services the
second quarterly conference will be
held.
Carpenters were engaged this week
in laying hardwood floor in the Office
of the Menard livery. This addition
makes the place one of the most pleas
ant in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Levigne returned
to their home in L'Anse Saturday even
ing last from Ann Arbor, where Mrs.
Levigne had been for the past four
weeks undergoing treatment in a hos
pital at that place.
A L'Anse High School pupil of con-
siderable prominence was asked by his
teacher recently if there was any con-
Meeting link between the animal and
vegetable kingdoms, and the youthful
philosopher replied there was and it
was-hash.
Lentin services are being conducted
in Sacred Heart church every Wednesday
and Friday evening. Services are called
at 7.15 upon each occasion and large
number Of the church attendants are
availing themselves Of these services
dusing the season.
The young ladies society of Sacred
Heart church have commenced active
work in connection with the approaching
supper and social to be given in the
Town Hall, st. Patricks night, March
l7th.-At meeting held the fore part Of
Tic Weeh Ruisb kauIa DIcTiiaH WdS
elected president, and Miss Clarisss
LeDuc secretary. Everything points to
q very successful event.
Among those who attended the re.
production Of RED Mill," presented in
Kerredge theatre, Hancock. Monday
evening were, Messrs Elxior Collins.
Thomas Boivin, Louis Lefebvre, Ed.
ward Sicotte, Henry Murphy, Harris
Smith and Delore P. Menard, and the
Misses Rosanna Menard and Florence
Campbell They report the attraction
pleasing one.
John McWilliams, of Hancock, spent
several days in L'Anse this week,
having been called here by the serious
illness Of Mrs. McWilliams. who is a1
present with her sister, Mrs. James
Lampson. Mrs. McWilliams was to hav,
been removed to st. Josephs hospital q
Hancock Friday, but owing to her veal
condition and the inclemency of tn,
weather it was impossible to do 20