The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-10-02
LOCAL 1rEMs

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where he will transact business in con-
nection with his store in L'Anse.
Roland Fixel left Monday for his
home in Detroit, after having spent
several weeks in L'Anse.
Samuel Johnston, who holds res
ponsible position with the Worcester
Lumber Co., Of Chassell, visited old
friends and relatives in L'Anse the
fore part Of the week.
The longest pole ever shipped out Of
National Pole Co.'S Yard, as far as any
one can remember, was sent out this
week. 1t was beauty and measured
eighty feet in length.
]. H. Mortley, of Ishpeming, spent .
few days in L'Anse and Pequaming
this week, calling on his trade.
D. P. Menard had the bricklayers
erect new chimney on his barn. The
old one was defective and danger
was imminent, especially in high wind.
H. Henry Murphy left Wednesday for
Aberdeen South Dakota, where he will
try and secure claim. He will visit
friends and relatives at Superior, Wis,
for few days, before leaving for the
west. Success to Henry in his venture.
DR.. w. A. Won Zellen was Houghton
visitor the fore part Of the week.
The chimney on Sterk's residence
blazed merrily for while Wednesday,
but by the use of salt the blaze was
soon put out.
Pat Olsen, of Duluth, was in L'Anse
Tuesday, calling on his trade.
The brickwork etc, on the bank was
completed Monday and some of the
layers returned to their homes Monday.
w. j. Stratton has completed the lay
ing of beautiful footstone at the grave
of the late c. P. Blankenhorn.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Curtis, at the M.
E. Mission, last Sunday.
Miss Clara Gust, returned to her home
in Skanee Monday, after spending a
few days at Houghton, and being in at
tendance at the marriage Of her sis
ter.
]. E. Schoen, Of lshpeming and
Miss Rose Lemire, of Negaunee, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
r. A. Hunt, Sunday.
Attorney D. L. Robinson and Ira E.
Randall. of Houghton, were in L'Anse
on business Monday.
Messrs Tart and Dingle of Houghton,
two popular statesmen, called on trade
this week.
w. +. Mason returned from Detroit
Saturday, after spending week there.
Miss Helen O'Connor, of Crystal Falls,
visited at her home in L'Anse the lat
ter part Of last week.
Miss Rose O'Connor left Thursday for
Ann Arbor, where she will complete Q
course of music at the University Of
Michigan.
A meeting of the county road com.
misioners was held at the court house
Tuesday afternoon. The usual budget Of
business was transacted.
H. M. Buell.. representing the Joliet
Bridge and Iron Co., transacted busin.
ess in L'Anse last Saturday.
Chas. Oakes Of Calumet, was in
L'Anse Wednesday, renewing old &C.
quantances.
Charles F. Fisher, of Skanee, passed
through l. L'Anse, en- route to Houghton,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Byron Glover, Of Skanee. lef,
for Superior, Wis.,. Wednesday, -te
visit her daughter.
i Miss Winifred Won Zellen, Of Skanee,
left Monday for Marquette. to attent
the Normal. May, her sister. expect,
to join her at the Normal next Monday
] Oscar Won Zellen and daughter, May
were in town Friday. While here Mr.
Won Zellen had his hand, which he cut
pretty badlv Thursday. dressed.
T. Durand and . crew have been busy
this week running sewer drain from
the Hotel Berlin to the Linden creek
A large boat is expected in port any
day now. to take cargo Of nine thous
and or more ties.
Partridge season opened yesterda.
and we may expect to see good bags O
them in town soon. They are said Il
be. as plentiful a. ever.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. August Menge and Mrs