The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-02-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

t@ uOrn, 70 Mr. ana MRS. barney ber-
'nier, Monday evening, SON.
I Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Gust, at
SkAnees on the 10th inst, . daughter.
Mr.. And Mrs. George Sansregret were
copper country visitors Tuesday.
Chas O. Marceau transacted business
in the copper country Tuesday.
John Nyman, Of Herman, was a
business visitor in L'Anse Thursday.
Fabian Deschaine, Of Ishpeming.
was guest Of relatives here over Sum
day. @, ss. sa
Miss Margaret Leary, of Hancock,
was guest several days this week Of
Mrs. Martin voetsch.
DR.. ]. o. v. Zellen, formerly Of this
village, but now located in Marquette,
was business visitor here Wednesday.
: Miss Emma D.aMenge is GONZALES
Gng, after six weeks illness with la
grippe. x
w. L. Mason returned Tuesday from
Ann Arbor. Mrs. Mason, who accom-
panied him, will remain there for d
brief time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Porter, and. son
Wallace, of Oshkosh, are guests this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Knepple.
Mrs. August G. Schlaak and daughter
Margaret, Of Houghton, are guests of
Mrs. Schlaak' 8 parents, Mr., and Mrs,
August Menge. ..n a
A meeting of L'Anse township board
was held Thursday afternoon. The
proceedings are to be found elsewhere
in this issue. a
The Misses Anna Levitan, Adalia
Egerer and Frances Sterk returned
to, Marquette Monday, after spending
several days at their homes in this viii
lage.
Fred c. Proctor, of Pequaming, was
in L'Anse Thursday, en- route to Ke-
weenaw Point, where he will be engag-
ed for some time in the Chas. Hebard
& Sons intrests there.
Miss Louise Blankenhorn, who has
been visiting with her sister Mrs. l.. B.
Armstrong, in Milwaukee, for the past
two months returned to her home in
L'Anse Sunday last.
Sunday evening last a large number
Of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Col
Inns met at their home, where several
hours were devoted to many forms Of
pleasure.
Frank Jakitias, who has made his
home in L'Anse for the past few years,
left Tuesday for Grant Works, ILL.,,
where he expects to remain for an in
definite period, making his home with
his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Galinski.
A meeting of L'Anse Hose No. / is
called for Monday evening for the
purpose of discussing plans for the
Easter Monday ball, which Is to be
given under its auspices. '.'s ~
Tuesday and Wednesday this vicinity
was visited by one of the heaviest falls Of
snow which 1t has had during the winter.
The temperature remained moderate but
the storm was accompanied by strong
southwest wind.
Miss Helen O'Connor, who is teach
ing this year at Crystal Falls, came
home to- spend Saturday and Sunday.
Upon her return she was accompanied
by her sister, Rosa, who expects to re-
main about month at the Iron county
capitol.
= Thursday morning the home Of J.sB.
Belanger was the scene of a lively
chimney fire. Word was sent to- town
but no general alarm sounded. The fire
burned itself out, doing no greater
damage than putting large crack in
the brick work. !
z "A party Of L'Anse people consisting
Of MI. and Mrs, H. J. Seifert, Mr.. and
Mrs, M Hansen, Mrs.. ]. B. Smith,
Mrs, c. P. Blankenhorn, Mrs. Meta
iWnky,apd r. G.y.WiAiams were among
thoserwho drove to the M. E. Mission
Monday evening and attended the pro.
d1etfon of the Oratorio. Lyric, pre-
serted BY the young people at that
place. ,ssss- rses,
z Pros. Atty. Joseph J. O'Connor was
| at Skanee Friday, where he appeared
in behalf Of the People in 4 case
fseAinst number Of boys whom it Il
alleged broke into the Town Hall and
lmaliciously destroyed property therein
| he was accompanied by Sheriff Cos
grove. The case was heard in Justice
Paulson's court.
During the fore part Of the week,
Secretary August Menge, Of L'Anst
Lodge l. o. O. F. received Z circular
letter containing general information
ard picture Of
| q notorious crook who u travelling
| through the country using ~ bling
and means Of securing assistanc'
financially and otherwise, the goo<
name and ri0ht of the or1ar. T'ha circriIa,