The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-08-06
LOCAL ITEMS

until he is II. Mr.. Mcmahon, on his
return, stopped off at Sandborn to visit
his grandmother.
Baraga Fire department will not at
tend the tournament at the 500 in a
body but some members expect to
leave Tuesday evening on the special.
A. N. Pinet went to Houghton Fri
day to inspect lumber for the Hough-
ton Lumber Co., to be shipped on the
schooner Exile.
Herbert Asp returned yesterday from
Iron Mountain.
Mrs. A. w. Stark and daughter, An
ma, were Houghton visitors Wednesday
A young attorney arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l. La
Brecque Wednesday.
Misses Mary Taylor of Michigamme
and Sanda Dahlberg of Negaunee, who
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Dahlberg, returned to
their homes yesterday.
Miss Edna Rutan, who attended the
summer term at the Marquette Nor
NAL, arrived in Baraga Friday and is q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Funkey.
Edward Running was in Houghton
Tuesday on business.
Fred Urquhardt spent Monday in the
Copper Country.
| Mesdames Zedtic Moran of L'Anse,
and Noah Clements, of Skanee, were
guests of Baraga friends Wednesday.
Arvid Johnson broke ground on We'd
nesday for mammoth barn on his
farm. The structure will be two stor-
les high, the first floor being of con-
crete and will be feet high, the sec
ond floor being frame. The building
will be 30x76 feet and will be model
and up to date barn. Nick Theobald
will have charge of the concrete work
and Martin Madero will superintend
the balance.
Mrs. j. H. Mathes, while walking
between the Schwalm buildings on Su-
perior avenue on Wednesday noon to
call on Mrs. Schwalm, slipped and fell
off plank, striking her shoulder and
badly bruising it. The shock was Sc.
we're one to lady of Mrs. Mathes' age
J but no serious results are expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Knepple and sol
Fred, and daughters Eleanor and Ur
snla, of L'Anse, were Baraga visitor!
Friday.
James Mcmahon, Jr., was a Mich
CANINE visitor Monday.
The stone wall under the Schwaln
building is being put in under the su
pervision of John Drake. who com
menced work Thursday and is assisted
by Leo H. McKindles, who by com
bined efforts will make lasting job.
!. Miss Loretta Mcmillan entertained ;
: number of young. people at her home
Wednesday evening, in honor of Mr.
: and Mrs. Bert st. German, who will
, leave today for their home in Dee
Lodge, Mont, via Milwaukee and Chi
cago. The eveningwas delightfully."- spen
in numerous forms of amusement. 4
8 dainty lunch was served and a delight
full time was had by all.
S. w. Clements, who has been il
Buffalo the past two weeks, is expect
ed home today.
v Miss Bernice st. German entertain
Z ed large number of her friends q
n her home on Thursday evening, in hor
n or of her friend, Miss Violet Rousseau
; who left for her home in st. Ignace o
! Friday. The evening was delightful
9 spent in games, music, etc, and
f luncheon was served. All those pref
e emit report having had delightful time
u DR.. Hardness. Lund and Cunning
i ham of Marquette, were in Barae
Tuesday. They are making tour {
n the lake in their yacht.
= Nester Lumber Co. shipped Is me
! to Thessalon, Canada, last Saturday.
le Frank Hand returned to Ontonagt
5 last Saturday.
" Mr.. and Mrs. George Nester al
], family are expected to arrive in Bar
!. Ga tomorrow.
,e L. G. Hillyear transacted business
or L'Anse Tuesday.
e To keep your health sound; to ave
the ills Of advancing years; to conser
st your physical forces for . ripe q
4 beautiful old age. guard your kidne
M by taking Foley's Kidney Renee
- Remedy for sale by Matt Hanst
L'Anse.