The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-07-05
Items of Local interest.


Until Tuesday morning.
Warren Selden, of Michigamme,
visited relatives in town few days
skis week.
George Welsh, while working in the
Kill Monday, injured one of his fingers.
He will be laid up short time.
The Misses Jean Tousignant and
Arnelia Roberts are week end visitors
N Houghton.
Miss Rosale Fraley is spending her
vacation in Milwaukee and Ludington.
J. o. Maxey left Tuesday for Eastern
Canada.
Atty. J, j. O'Connor left Tuesday on
a weeks business trip to Montreal
Canada.
Mrs. Joseph McKindles was operated
90 last Friday in tie hospital at Han
cock. She is improving rapidly and is
expected home in short time.
H. C. Rosberg, of Keweenaw Bay.
visited here Wednesday.
Charles E. Buffers, superintent of
The Buffers logging operations, left
Wednesday for short visit in Grand
Rapids.
Jack Thomas and sister, Edith, of
Baltic, who have been guests OF Mrs.
Henry Johnston, will leave for their
nome today.
Mrs. Charles Jacobson and daughters,
Jennie aud Edith, returned Tuesday
from five week S visit in Michigamme.
W. H. Turner is having few neces-
sary repairs made on his home on the
Bay Shore.
William Tollafson, of Zeba. is erect
ing an addition to his home which he
will use for store purposes. He will
carry a good stock of groceries, etc.,
and will give the people of that place
the best of service.
Miss Mabel Wilson, of North Crandon,
Wis, will arrive next week and make
her future home here with her father,
William Wilson.
Messrs. Merit People and Thomas
Manning left Wednesday for Bayfield,,
Wis, to spend the fourth.
Ed. Crambrey, left Wednesday for
Sagola, for few days visit.
Mrs. Jonn Stadler, of Detroit, arriv-
ed here Sunday and is guest of her
anoteer. Mrs Hid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carberry left
Wednesday for Munising, being called
ahsre by the injury of Mr.. Craberry's
brother.
Charles Barber, of Chicago. arrived
Sunday to Join his wife on two weeks
Visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Belanger.
Highway Commissioner Denomme an
Tuesday purchased team of draft
1Tses to use in road work.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Cosgrove return
cd Tuesday from their honeymoon.
Mrs. Roy Blanchard and children and
Mrs. Williams arrived last Thursday.
Mr.. Blanchard has leased the Mellen-
camp rooms. where they are conforta-
bly, installed.
Mrs. w. A. Won Zellen, who has been
al the past weeks. is convalescing.
Miss Flora Goltsch, of Detroit, ar
lived Sunday and will visit with her
mother Mrs. Goltsch, for two weeks.
A change in time has been made in
the service of the M. E. church, and
from now on until further notice serv-
ices will be held at 1880 p. m, in place
of TOO p. m. Kindly bear this in mind.
Everybody welcome.
Rev. Frank Pequette, of Sawyer,
Anu.,. arrived last Saturday and is a
xaest Of Mrs. Gregory Bedeli for a
hort time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustach Duchenno and
children will leave next Friday for a
seven weeks visit IN Canada, visiting
she cities of Quebec and Montreal.
Mrs. Henry Fournier and Miss Rosie
Duche mo visited Tuesday in Chassell.
Amos Baker, of Lafayette, Ind,
arrived here Monday and is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Baker.
Contractor George Degagne is max
Numerous improvements in the Camp
Sell home.
George H. Paquette returned last
week from a few weeks vacation trip
N Sioux City, Iowa, and Medford, Wis.