The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mason returned
Thursday from Chicago.
Thomas Cosgrove was copper
country visitor Wednesday.
Arvn RoseIle. of Michigsmme, spent
"Wednesday in town.
Miss Moliie O'Connor was guest Of
Houghton friends this week.
Atty. J. J, O'Connor was business
visitor n Houghton Wednesday.
Mrs. August Menge and daughter.
Emma D., were confined to their home
this week by illness.
Miss Anna Levitan visited at the
home Of her parents the fore part Of
TINS week.
Messrs Funke and Getzen, Of Baraga,
spent several days this week in L'Anse,
scaling the logs being hauled by J. P.
Moran.
Miss Susan Turner, Of Detroit, and
Mrs. Peter Falconer, of Sault Ste Ma
rie, are guests at the home of Mr.. and
w. H. Turner.
Carl, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Menge, is slowly recovering
from a number of days. illness, caused
from cutting teeth and intestinal
trouble.
John Lixy, our local fisherman, has
erected small hut on the ice of the
bay and Is engaged daily in procuring
members of the finny tribe from the
lake.
Thomas Slattery, of Duluth, was a
guest several days this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Collins. Mrs.
Slattery returned with him the latter
part of the week.
Patrick F. Tracy, Of Covington, was
in L'Anse Monday transacting business
in the capacity Of administrator for the
estate of the late Charles Conley, of
'Covington.
John p. Moran was at Hancock
Wednesday and returned with his
daughter Florence, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at st. JOS
eph's hospital. s.
Miss Mary Shea returned TO her du-
ties as stenogrspher in Ironwood this
week, after several weeks vacation
and whit at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. snd: Mrs. G. d. Shea, Of this viii
lage. i'f''t't,~
Miss Dora Fisher. Of Houghton, was
. guest this weak at the Steinbach
home. Friday she spent in Houghton,
and ,setnrning today she will leave
L'AMP 4or Globe, Arizona, where she
will snSks her future home.
:. fEss. c. p. Blankenhorn and Miss
Cathsrine; Douglass returned Monday
froM- Calumet, the former having been
in attendance at the observance Of the
birthday Of Mxs. Agnes Beehler, and
the latter on visit 1t her home.
II, 4. Reynolds, formerly Of L'Anse,
but who is now residing in Odanah,
Wis., was in town several days this
week. Mr.. Reynolds is engaged in 0p-
Grating q restaurant in Odanah for p.
F. Murry.
In the hjunction case Of Sam Hill vs.
Matilda retroski, which was heard at
the ,Jsn6ary term Of Circuit Court for
Baraga county, on Saturday last Judge
A. T. Streeter filed q decision in favor
of the plaintiff.
During the past week this section of
the country experienced an old fash
ioned January thaw. We are inclined
to believe that the fellow who made the
remark that the only thaw we would
have would be Harry X, wasn't much
on the job rs weather prophet.
A number of the little tots from the
Assinins orphanage enjoyed delight
ful sleighride from the home to L'Anse
and return Thursday. They were ac-
companied by two of the Sisters, the
rig being in charge of John Terhorst.
Octave Sicotte expects to leave this
evening for Minneapolis, where he will
spend few days visiting. Accom-
panied by Mrs. Sicotte, he will then go
to Farbault on brief visit to his
daughters, who are attending school at
that place.
According togeneral reports through
out the country, there is plenty of bus
mess abroad but it needs to be coaxed
by advertising. Purchasers are wait
ing to be told, to be shown. to be
tempted by attractive prices, but how
are they to know these things if the |
columns Of the newspaper are ignored.
A large number of snow shoes have
been manufactured at the Mission this !
year and on account of their superior
quaHty have found q ready market
among copper country and other mer-
chants. There has been an unusual de-
mand for these articles this season,
owing to the extra formation Of snow