The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-06-06
Local Items.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry John
ston, Wednesday, daughter.
A. B. Gomez transacted business in
PeIkie Tuesday.
4 Axel RylAnder and son William Of
Skanee, transacted business in L'Anse
and Baraga Thursday.
Miss Flora Goltsch returned the fore
part of the week from an extended stay
in the copper country.
Charles Seavoy is having his residence
on Third street repainted, which adds
greatly to its general appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slattery, and
infant daughter of Duluth, are guests
this week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Collins Of this village.
Miss Charlotte Cosgrove will leave
Sunday for Houghton, where she will
participate at the Cosgrove-Newman
nuptials.
c.. A. Johnson, of Skanee, was in
L'Anse "Wednesday en- route to the
copper country, for a few days visit
with his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin voetsch re-
turned Tuesday from an extended trip
to Bessemer, Chicago. and lower Mich
igan points.
A carload Of lumber arrived Thurs
day for George Sanregret. Mr.. San
regret is preparing to erect conmodi-
GUS warehouse on his lot adjoining his
saloon building.
The tug boat B. F. Bruce of the
Nester feet was in L'Anse several days
this week towing RATS Of logs from the
John Moran cut to the company's mill
at Baraga.
The tug boat Nellie Cotton was in
this port with large raft of cedar posts
and fiat timber which was deposited in
the National Pole Co.'S pocket at this
place.
Atty. Joseph J. O'Connor returned
Wednesday from Ontonagon, where he
transacted business for the law firm of
Mason & O'Connor, during the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. Joseph Pelkie and daughter re-
turned Saturday last from a ten days
stay in the copper country. They were
accompanied on their return by q niece
of Mrs. Pelkie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Reinbold, Of Mil
waukee, arrived in L'Anse Friday, and
left shortly for Arvon, where they will
be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Grewe
for several weeks.
During Wednesday night or the early
hours of Thursday morning valuable
COW belonging to Meador Seavoy wan
dered onto the South Shore tracks near
the depot and was run over by the train.
A calf belonging to the st. Onge family
was killed at the same time in a similar
manner.
Henry Murphy, who has been spending
the past few weeks at Mt. Clemens,
taking treatment for rheumatism from
which he has been a great sufferer
during the winter, returned Tuesday,
greatly improved in health.
e. v. McGregor returned Monday
evening from an extended business trip
through lower Michigan. Hereports the
season far advanced to what it is in this
section, and states that the outlook in
general for business will soon be better
than ever.
Work was commenced Thursday
morning on the construction Of the new
cement sidewalk, approach and steps in
front of the Opera House, Messrs A.
w. Anderson & Son, Of Houghton, have
the contract, R. r. Anderson, Of Chi
cago, having charge Of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Won, Kellar,
Of New York city, Miss Agnes McClin-
took, Of Iron Mountain and Mr.. and
Mrs. Olof w. Been, and son Richard
constituted party who spent Monday in
L'Anse, en- route to the Been residence
in Sksnee, where they will spend several
weeks during the summer.
A. L. Feiss, representing the Han
cock branch house Of Grinnell Bros. !,
was in L'Anse Wednesday and Thurs
day. During Mr.. Feiss' stay he made
partial arrangements for . concert and
dance to be given in the Opera House
in about two weeks, music to be fur
nished by Victor and Edison phono-
graphs.
A number Of new cement sidewalks
are soon to be installed in L'Anse. A
special effort u being made to have the
entire portion Of the Main street 20
paved. It h expected that before the
work b well under hesdway the reluet-
ant ones win fall into line. Should
they do %. few places will be able TO
boast Of ~ excellent an appearance -
L'Anse. Again we repeat, that the
village never presented - neat and
beautiful IN appearance In many years