The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-21
LOCAL HzMs.

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Mrs. w. w. Kimmel and daughter,
Helen, returned to Hancock Tuesday,
after spending few days with Mrs.
Kimmel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Menard.
William Goodreau made his first run
on the Marquette and Calumet route
Tuesday. Mr.. Goodreau is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fine Goodreau, of this
village.
Mrs. Alphonse Moreau is seriously i'll
in the hospital at Hancock.
John T. Rowe of Calumet, state dep
uty food inspector, called on the mer-
chants in L'Anse Tuesday.
Attorney J. H. Primeau, Jr.. of Me-
gaunee, spent Tuesday in town on le-
gal business.
Alphonse Moreau received word Mon
day evening of the sudden death Of his
mother, Mrs. Anna Moreau, in New
Franklin, Wis, at the age of 81 years.
Mr.. Moreau left Tuesday to attend the
funeral.
County Clerk Martin voetsch spent
Monday in Spur.
Judge C. R. Brown, of Marquette,
spent Monday in L'Anse on legal bus
mess.
Gus Olson, who has been in the en-
ploy Of Charles Jacobson for the past
few months, left for his home in Spur
last Saturday, having resigned his po-
sition.
Mrs. Rush Culver and daughter Ethel
spent Wednesday in Houghton.
Mrs. John Coserove, of Pelkie, was
the guest of her daughter Mrs. T. G..
Belanger Wednesday.
Frank Hook arrived from Odanah,
Wis. Wednesday and will attend the
L'Anse High School.
Mrs. Thomas Ford daughters Tessie,
Gladys and son Raymond left for
Duluth Wednesday to visit relatives
several DAYS.
Mesdams John Sands and John H.
Mclean were copper country visitors
yesterday.
William Wells, of Ishpeming, arrived
in L'Anse Tuesday and started work
in the Tennet Cigar Factory.
AN. Baudin. of Houghton. cashier of
the Houghton National Bank passed
through L'Anse Wednesday enroute to
Huron Mountains on hunting trip.
]. A. Dresser, of Detroit, expert ac-
countant is doing some work at the
County Treasurer Office for the
townships.
Mrs. Elizabeth McKindles and son
Gerald are in Hancock this week the
guests of Mr.. andMrs. Frank McKindles.
Messers w. L. Mason, Thomas d.
Tracy and w. T. Menge attended the
dedication, of the Masonic temple in
Houghton Wednesday.
D. P. Menard was business visitor
in Houghton Wednesday.
The members Of the L'Anse City
basket ball team have decided to give
dance in the Town Hall on Friday
evening November 8rd. Klinghammers'
orchestra will furnish music.
Charles Fisher spent Wednesday in
Ishpeming.
H. ]. Seifert was in Houghton
Wednesday on business.
Joseph Bellair left for Chicago
Thursday.
Messrs H. N. Thompson and e. F.
Roberts, Of Detroit and Earl Churchill,
of L'Anse. returned Thursday from
Huron river with five deer.
George Ruppe, Of Hancock, spent
Thursday in town.
Mesdams A. l.. Krelwitz, of Hough-
ton and Mrs. j. E. O'Neal and son Of
Hancock were visitors here on Thurs
day.
Joseph Belange has taken the con-
tract to paint the tool house recently
erected by the township.
The Steamer Rhoda Emily, of Mil
waukee, Captin Clawson, arrived in
L'Anse yesterday morning and is load
ing twelve thousand cedar ties and will
complete her cargo of thirty FIVE hund
red at Lake Linden; The National
Pole company is shipping the cargo to
Chicago.
Wednesday night the South Shore
suffered bothersome and expensive
wreck near the Taylor switch, about
five miles south Of town. The night
freight commonly known - No. 81,
coming down the grade when . wheel
broke and - I result six freight cars
we're piled up. The night passenger
was stopped At L'Anse and returned
to Keweenaw Bay thence to Sidnaw,
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