The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-10-25
Items Of Local Interest.

Mrs. Thomas Carberry left last Sat
urday for weeks visit in Munising.
Miles Spruce, of Zeba. has erected a
12xl6 shed for storage purposes and
will do considerable repairing to his
dwelling, making it snug and comfort
able for the winter.
Justice John Cambell was in Hough-
ton Monday on business.
Mrs. ]. II. Mclean visited in Dollar
Bay the first of the week.
The tug Hebard towed the scow Pc
quaming into port last Saturday, load.
ed with 1900 poles for the National
Pole Co. The cedar came from Lake
Linden, being owned by the Morrison
Estate.
o. c. Curtis. accountant for the Mar
shall Buffers Lumber Co., spent Sun
day in Escanaba.
The 20 h. p. engine in Buffers ma
chine shop was started Monday, with
Guy Wrege. machinist, in charge
of it. The gasoline engine which form
erly furnished the power will be used
when the saw mill is shut down.
Judge of Probate r. c. Williams was
Houghton visitor last Saturday.
Frank McKindles, of Hancock. on
the editorial staff of the Mining Ga.
zette. spent Sunday guest of his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth McKindles.
Miss Flora Trudeau is guest of the
Misses King at Hancock.
Yesterday morning Messrs. Almli &
Enwardsen purchased the livery outfit
of W.. S. Crebassa and will operate
their livery and auto barn in Crebas-
sa's former business place.
Mrs. Frank Collins has on display. at
her home fanciwork and embroideries
for Xmas and has stamping goods and
patterns. She is also agent for the
california Perfume Co. and has an as
sortment of their goods on hand. ad2
George Pine visited in Vermilac last
week.
County Clerk Voetsch. issued mar
risge licenses last Friday and Saturday
to Charles Victor Murto and Miss Lem.
pi of Walton, Covington township, and
Adore Wilma and Miss Emma Cadeau
of Baraga.
Mrs. Frank Dissent left Sunday fol
Port Arthur after visiting the past
four weeks with her sister, Mrs. Peter
Sands.
The j. 3. Belanger bungalow in the
L'Anse Heights addition is nearly com
pleted Henry Ross will finish plasterini
it this week. 1t will be 24x24, containing
Z rooms having southern pine finish
George Degagne, the contractor, !.
rushing the work and will soon hav,
the dwelling ready for occupancy by
Mr.. and Mrs. Belanger.
Miss Alice Pelletier, who accidental
ly ran a gun rod into the palm of hel
left hand, is suffering from blood pois
oning.
Thomas A. Cosgrove stepped on {
nail Monday. it compelling him to use
crutches.
Prosecuting Attorney Brennan lef
Wednesday for business visit in Chi
cago.
Henry Johnston, the Railroad stree
grocer, on Tuesday removed the par
tition in the rear of his store. His in
creasing business necessitated the ex
ira room.
Roy Blanchard, timekeeper for tn,
Marshall Buffers Lumber Co. the pas
year, on Wednesday, succeeded Jane,
Johnston as scaler on the deck.
Robert H. Buffers on Thursda,
leased the Mason residence on LAX,
street and will make that his home fo
the winter.
Joseph Bellair was copper countr.
visitor Wednesday and Thursday.
Supt. Mellncamp will attend a meet
ing of copper country superintendent
at Houghton today.
w. S. Granger on Thursday brok,
ground for a two story, seven room
cottage in L'Anse Heights addition
Messrs. Peterson & Bacon will do tn,
building.
Attorney ]. J. O'Connor was Il
Houghton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dargey op Wednes