The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Additional L'Anse news Page 8.
Fred King was Houghton visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Flora Goltsch Is q guest this
week Of copper country friends.
Octave Sicotte was con fined to his
home this week by illness.
B. Schftil, Of Chicago, called on
bis trade here Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Ganson and son
Delmar spent several days the fore
part of the week with Baraga
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fine Goodreau left
Monday for Keweenaw Bay, where
they will assume the management OF
the boarding house In that village.
The Misses Elsie Bohmier and
Exilda lot, Of Ishpeming, we're
guests the fore part Of the week Of
L'Anse friends.
Tuesday morning Of this week the
transfer Of the property on which is
located the Crebassa livery. was
made, by Sansret Bros. to w. s..
Crebassa.
Mrs. ]. B. Roberts, who has been
a guest at the Williams residence
for the past ten days returned to her
home in Calumet the fore part OF the
week.
Miss Emma D. Menge retursed to
her home 10 this village Monday ev-
ening after a three weekss visit with
friends 10 Detroit, Chicago and 9th
er southern points.
Messrs. Dennis Hogan, formerly
chief Of police, and James Foley, OF
Marquette, we're in L'Anse Wednes.
day, enroute to Oliver Morris' camp
in Arvon township for few days
visit. Mrs, Morris is a daughter OF
Mr.. Hogan.
The Misses Johanna and Brlgetta
McG rath. who for many years have
made their homes in this village,
left Wednesday for Chicago, where
they intend making their future
homes. Their departure will be re-
GREETED by large circle of friends,
of which they could personally boast.
While at work at the South Shore
coal docks Monday evening, Richard
Cogan had the misfortune to fall into
the opening through which the buck
cts are hoisted and sustained
broken ankle. AS Mr.. Cogan is
somewhat advanced in years, the ac-
cident will lay him up for some time.
A story is going the rounds of a
couple OF young people who attend
ed church recently. When the col
lection was being taken up the
young man commenced fishing in his
pocket for dime. His face ex.
pressed his embarrassment as he
hoarsely whispered: IL guess l
haven'ta cent, l changed my pants. {"
The young lady, who had been ex-
amining the unknown regions Of
woman's s dress for her purse, turned
La pink color and said, I'm in the
same fix"
Peter G. Westrom, who left here
about three months ago for a visit
to his old home in Sweden, returned
to his home in Skanee Tuesday
During his visit he saw many things
of great interest and enjoyed the
distinction Of being passenger on
the Martina, the fastest Of the
oceansgrSybounds. His return trip
was somewhat less pleasant than
the one going, owing to encounter
ing severe weather. Upon his re-
turn he was accompanied by his
yged uncle, who will make his future
home with him in Skanee. Their
many friends are pleased TO see them
both safe on American soil again.
Our first cold spell for the winter
struck here Tuesday night, when at
midnight the thermometer regis
tered ls degrees below zero, and fel
to ~ degrees before morning.
Tuesday storm in the shape OF 9
small blizzard visited this section
but ~ the wind was high very little
snow remained. At present, there
Lis barely enough SNOW 70 cause .
plight sisighsto, draw smootbly. IL
the woods the lnmbermen have nc
complaint to make, but u Is after
the teams leave the sheltered roads
and come into the clearings that
the difficulties are experienced. The
cold spell aided materially 10 tht
construction Of Ice roads, which vii
do much toward helping 70 move ths
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