The L'Anse sentinel., 1910-10-22
BARAGA.

BAHAGA.
Rev. Ernest Brown will preach the
following sermons in the Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow: 1890 a. m.
Ambition of Service" and 7:3O p. m.
''Hindrances to Prayer"
John r. Mcdonald of Hubbell, Inter-
nal revenue collector, was in Baraga
last Saturday on business.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George LaCourt, Monday.
Ben Cohl arrived home from pur-
chasing trip in Chicago, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Lewis of Aston,
were guests of Baraga friends Tuesday.
Matt Getzen and Frank M. Ennis
left for Chicago Tuesday to see several
games of the worlds series between
the Cubs and Athletics.
F. N. Pinet left Thursday for Buffa-
10, via Chicago, where he expects to
attend one of the ball games.
.. w. OleinenIS UdnodCCcu uuohIcSo
in Houghton Wednesday.
j. H. Jaspberg of Hancock, was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Greenleaf was guest of
the Misses Sarah and Ella Turner at
L'Anse the first of the week.
George Gerard and son, Tony, of
Chasell, arrived here Wednesday,
called by the serious illness and death
of Joseph Gerard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seager and
family moved to Warnheim, near Chas-
sell Monday.
Mrs. Catherine Ennis is seriously jill
at her home in this village.
The Baraga Lumber Co. IS mill will
close down for the season in three
weeks, it being one of the most sue
cessful seasons the company has had,
the cut being between seven and eight
million feet of timber with its docks
stocked full of lumber.
The barge Schoolcraft and tow
Bourke arrived in port Thursday even
ing and are loading at the Nester Lum-
ber company's docks.
Frank Stone, foreman for the Nor
rison estate at Mullen, near Arnheim,
was here Wednesday to have finger
on his left hand treated which he in
jured while assisting to shoe horse on
Tuesday. He also reports the loss Of
1000 cedar posts by fire Tuesday,
caused by the passing trains. The
railroad company sent the pusher from
L'Anse to assist in putting out the fire.
Nick Theobald left Thursday fol
Owosso where he will take treatment
for cancer.
Messrs. William and Charles Laurr
drove to their home in Nisula last Sat
urday and returned Sunday, accompan
led by their father, Laurel Laurn, wh'
vas their guest until his return to hi
home on Tuesday.
Mesdames Birdie Foster and Flor
ence Abby of Nestoria, were guests o
Mrs. F. w. Schwalm on Wednesday.
Highway Commissioner Edward Nit
chell, with force of men and teams
started work Wednesday grading ant
brushing the Falk road.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cosgrove wer'
! copper country visitors Tuesday.
Among those from Baraga who hear'
Melba last Saturday night were Mr.
and Mrs. F. N. Pinet, Misses Maym
Nesbitt, Tessie Vaughan and Johl
, Vaughan.
, Mrs. Anna Crebassa and daughter
r Bertha, who were in Detroit since las
: May, returned to Baraga Tuesda.
3 evening.
Carl Crebassa of Keweenaw Ba.
spent Wednesday in Baraga..
John, the Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Demgen, fractured his left arr
near the elbow last Sunday afternoo
by falling off of the clothes reel. Tn
little fellow was given immediate med
: ical attention andwas playing with hi
chums the day following, slightly in
; convenienced, but enjoying himself.
Nick Stein transacted business i
I Houghton Wednesday.
e H. j. Falk was copper countr
|, business visitor Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Miss Elsie Pennock spent Monday i
t L'Anse.