The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-11-27

e. R. A, Hunt was an Ishpeming Wis
itor Monday.
Francis Stack and children spent Fri
day in Houghton.
Charles Picard and daughter, Nancy,
were at Houghton Friday.
Pros. Atty. J.J. O'Connor was a
Marquette visitor Tuesday.
James Deneen spent several days in
the copper country this week.
Mrs. w. L. Mason spent Thanks
giving with Ishpeming friends.
John Nyman, Of Herman, was bus
mess visitor in L'Anse Wednesday.
Mrs. M. Macey is at Marquette this
week, visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Ford left Thursday for
Duluth, on brief visit.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Denomie is dangerous i'll with cerebral
meningitis.
Mrs. John Harrie, visitor at the
Etlwardsen home, is confined to her room
with illness.
Charles Beardsley, proprietor of the
Junction House at Nestoria, transacted
business in L'Anse Wednesday.
Sheriff John Cosgrove returned from
his farm and is spending Thanksgiving
week at his home in this village.
Misses Elsie and Lille Prince, of Lake
Linden, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine E. Running several days this
week.
Miss Kathryne Justema has been
confined to her room for the past ten
days, suffering from Inflammation of
the eyes.
Louis Reynolds was in Hancock
Wednesday and called on his sister,
Mrs. C. H. Anderson, who is confined
in the hospital.
Walter B. Seifert returned from Mum
ising Wednesday and is spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman j. Seifert.
Robert McKindles returned to his
home in L'Anse yesterday, after spend
ing number of weeks at the camps of
N. Clements, near Skanee.
Reginald McKindles left Saturday
last for Keweenaw Bay, where he will
spend month or more as watchman in
the quarantine at that place. a
Mrs. T. Slattery, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Collins for the part month, leaves to-
morrow for her home in Duluth.
, MisspDelphine Perrault, Miss Minnie
Shaney, Oliver Schafer and Joseph
Deschaine, ofIshpeming, visited friends
! and relatives in L'Anse Thursday.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Edward Taylor and Miss
Anna LaPage, both residents of Pc
quaming. Marriage takes place today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Smith left Thurs
day afternoon for Chicago, to purchase
complete line of holiday goods for old
and young. They are expected home
! tomorrow. CN
, Miss Florence Campbell and brother,
Jack, who have been attending school
, at Appleton, Wis, are spending the
, Thanksgiving vacation at their home in
this village.
, j. H. Mortley, of Ishpeming, and
t Otto Goltsch, Edward Collins and Nelson
2 Crebassa returned to L'Anse tse fore
! part of the week, after having filled
. their licenses at the Taylor in five days.
I Miss Mollie Headman, of Pequaming,
] has been united in marriage to Louis
a Reynolds Marriage took place in the
l copper country. We extend our con.
t gratulations to the young couple ir
their welded bliss.
: John B. Belanger has been confined
: to his home for the past few days, as
t the result of an accident. While split.
ting wood the axe caught on clothes
r lire near by, rebounded and caught hin
I on the forehead. 1t seems a miracle
: that he was not killed.
Miss Ada Cosgrove returned to heI
home in L'Anse Tuesday, after spend
ing few weeks at the home of her
8 sister, Mrs- David Babcock, at Crystal
: Falls. On her return she was accom-.
, panied by Mrs. Gallivan. who will visit
her daughter. Mrs. John Cosgrove, Of
this place.
: Miss Clara Menard, Theresa Hike,
Frances Campbell. Marie McKindles
and Theresa Ford, were guests OF
Messrs. O. o. Deschaine, Sanregret
and Sterk at their camp at the Pinery
saturday last. In the absence Of the
meat Of the season, the boys say they
treated the girls 70 t'rare feast Of ba.
, con and beans, etc. The party also
! visited the Indian cemetery during their
|, outing.