The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-05-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Putzkey will leave tomorrow for their
farms on the burnt plains.
Misses Annie Almli and Olga Toilet
son of Pequaming were visitors here
Thursday. "
Miss Flora Durand is spending the
week in L'Anse.
Miss Mary Loud visited Thursday in
L'Anse.
Ben Coil transacted business in Pei
kie Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bellair's daugh-
er at Pelkie is very sick.
Mrs N. A. Carlson is seriously i'll at
her home in the township.
Go to Hands, Confectionery store
for fresh fruits. Weber's fine ChocC
lates in packages or bulk. Ice cream
omorrow. 5-4-t fl.
The board of directors of the Mes: r
Lumber Co. held meeting in Bara. a
on Monday afternoon. There were pr, !
sent J. H. Rice, of Houghton. J. +.
Johnson of Detroit, Captain Sellwood
of Duluth, Thomas-A. Nevins, of New
York and j. F. Mester.
George McNeal left Wednesday for
the copper country on business trip.
Edward LaBeau Tuesday evening
while playing ball in the park broke
his right arm at the elbow.
Ten members af the local union lett
Wednesday for Ripley to load lumb'
for the Houghton Lumber Co.
Miss Grace Murphy is visiting in tn
copper country.
Miss Alice Harrington of iHoughtoi
visited friends in Baraga Tuesday.
Street Commissioner Homer Pen
mock has the past few weeks,,..had
force of men at work cleaning. stree
and repairing the various broken Gu
verts in the village. Considerable
work is none each year by the villal .
and the streets are in good condition.
The tug Nellie Cotton, of SHANE
lowed a raft of five hundred THOUSAND
feet of logs from L'Anse for the Neste
Lumber Co.
Miss Elsie Pennock returned fror
Houghton Thursday on account of ths
illness of her mother
Mrs. f. M. Ennis ard children lie
Thursday for few weeks visit in d, :
troit and Jackson.
Cashier S. H. Knisley was in HouG
ton yesterday.
Attorney E. C. McNally, of L.auriui
was legal visitor here yesterday
The Messers Joseph Tribey and joe
eph Citizen returned Thursday from tn
Sturgeon where they caught numb
of brook trout.
Deputy Sheriff H. G.. Pennock trans
acted business Thursday at Calumet.
Miss Jennie Vaugn was in Houghto
yesterday.
IL. G.. Gamache, of keweenaw Ba; :,
transacted business in town yesterday
Miss Anna Anderson arrived Thur. :
day from Crooks.
Mrs. John Drake for Ishpheping tc
day
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gau
thier, Wednesday. SON.
Mrs. Amanda Pennock Is serious
i'll with pneumonia.
4 Francis DeLude returned Wednesda
from Dalton, N. Y. and was accom-
panied by his brother Alexander, 81
ter Cornela who will make Baraga
their home.
wy. j. Stratton was in Pe1uamipg
yesterday and placed several tomb
stones in the cemetery.
Mrs. Eugene Paauette and daughter
Cordelia of L'Anse visited yesterda!
with friends at Baragr.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Adlor Gauthie
last Saturday, a son.
Messrs e.. E Clements and William
Bohmeir we're L'Anse visitors Tuesda
j. E. SHERMAN drove to L'Ans
! Tuesday.
+ Miss Ida Collins of L'Anse spen
! Tuesday in Baraga.
w. G. Birk was in Keweenaw Cour
l. ty the first of the week..
Will Davis returned Monday frol
: Skanee.
" Mrs. Lawrence Rinkey and son r.
2 turned Monday from L'Anse, whel
they visited with Mr.. Rinkey's paren
a Mr.. and Mrs. H.. H. Turner.
$ Miss Lonise Peters visited the first
the week in l. Anse, a guest of Nil
. w. S. Crebassa.