The L'Anse sentinel., 1909-03-06
LOCAL rrEAas.

Register to day.
Octave Sicotte spent Friday in the
copper country.
Carl Hartvigh, of Skanee, was in
L'Anse Friday, en- route to Marquette.
Charles Beardsley, Of Nestoria, was
business visitor in L'Anse Wednesday.
Mrs. d. Levitan went to Houghton
Thursday evening.
Miss Zoe Proctor is guest this week
of Miss Florence Campbell.
j. Abner Sherman transacted business
in L'Anse Thursday.
w. L. Mason transacted business in
Houghton Friday.
Charles. j. Brink, of Pequaming, was
in L'Anse Friday en- route to Houghton.
Oscar Won Zellen and daughter Olga,
of Skanee, were L'Anse visitors
Wednesday.
Rev. G. Nordberg returned to Han
cock after spending few days in this
vicinity.
l. Levitt, of Phillips, was guest
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
d, Levitan.
Thomas Cosgrove left Tuesday for
the copper country where'he expects to
remain indefinitely.
John R. Thomas who has been in
Marquette. the past month returned to
L'Anse Saturday last.
Fred w. Hebard returned Friday
from Kalkasa, Mich, where he had
been ON business trip.
Lenten services are being conducted
each week in Sacred Heart church, on
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
T J. kits, of Houghton, who has
taken AL. Winkler's place with Johns
Manville Co., paid L'Anse visit this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Porter, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Knepple, left Thursday for Marquette
for a brief visit before returning to
their home in Oshkosh, Wis.
Joseph Krolick has taken position
with the Globe Supply Co., of Chicago,
and will represent the concern in this
vicinity. He expects to enter upon his
duties within few days.
E. L. Reynolds, who for the past
few months has been located in Odanah,
Wis, returned to his home in this
village Thursday, the concern with
which he was employed having disposed
of the business recently.
c. H. Anderson returned Thursday
from Skanee. During his visit at that
place he practically closed deal for
the sale of his gasoline launch, the
"CoraB" the Lundberg Bros. When in
tOrviewed Mr.. Anderson could not state
definitely when the deal would be closed.
A. N. Pinet, of Baraga, was bust
ness caller at L'Anse Wednesday. Mr..
Pinet has just returned from short
business trip to Green Bay, Wis, and
southern Michigan points.
Wednesday afternoon team of hors-
es en- route from the depot to the vii
lage took fright and ran away, badly
wrecking the sleigh to which they were
attached.
Thursday afternoon. March 11th, a
regular meeting of the Ladies' Home
Missionary society will be held at the
home of Mrs. C. P. Blankenhorn. The
members will resume the regular
course of study and a pleasing program
will be arranged.
While coming down Main street with
a two horse load of hay on one horse
dray Friday afternoon, Louis j. Menard
had the misfortune to have the load up
set. Both Mr.. Menard and his partner
narrowly escaped being hit with the
binder.
Monday next is village election and
it is expected that there will be splen-
did turnout of the voters. The ticket
contains many of the representative
citizens of the place, some of whom
have served in their official capaci-
ties with faithfulness and untir-
ing energy. Turn out and give the
ticket substantial vote.
Rev. James Pascoe, of Hancock, dis
trict superintendent of the Houghton
district, will hold the Second Quarterly
Conference at L'Anse this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Rev. Pascoe will be the
guest of Rev. C. M. Merrill and will
preach Sunday morning at Pequaming,
in the afternoon at the M. E. Mission
and in the evening at L'Anse. All are
cordially invited to attend these serv-
ices. M
c. L-HMwood, assistant manager of
the Bonded Rapid Collecting Agency, of
Milwaukee, was in town this week on
business for the company. He was as
sisted by Ed. Jonah, who will have
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