The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-05
Items Of Local interest

MrS. lDO1idS n. olatteIJ anu 49,
returney to their ONE in Duluth Wed
nesday, after n three weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins.
Mrs. C. F. Whiteshield returned Mon
day from Greenfield, Indiana. where
she was called by the death OF her
father, John Kenney.
80, 900 copies of music at &c a copy.
Michigan & Pearce.
Concert Wednesday at L'Anse Town
Hall. --McLogan & Pearce.
The L'Anse visitors from Skanee
this week were. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nelson, AugustHolmstrom and daughter
Louise, Mrs. Theresa Fredrickson, Miss
Emma Nelson. Miss Clara Gust.
Let US give you figure on your old
instrument in exchange toward a new
one. McLogan & Pearce.
On Wednesday morning n. NJ. DeHaas
was caught by Deputy State Game and
Fish warden Sicotte, trying to snip
brook trout.
Township Clerk Frank Perry, OF
Spur, was a business visitor in town
Wedne sday.
Hear our demonstrators play on 80
different instruments at the free con-
,crt Wednesday the 9th. -McLogan &
Pearce.
Mi. and Mrs. Emil King and Camil
King visited Wednesday in Houghton.
Camil King, of Alpena, arrived in
town Wednesday and is guest of his
brothers, Emil and Fred.
Everybody in the community who de-
sires to send money to Flood sufferers,
hand it to Mr.. Davey, and he will see
that it gets in proper hands. Collec-
lions will be taken on week from Sun
day night in all Methodist churches in
this vicinity for this cause.
Prof. Rees Leroy, representative of
McLogan & Pearce, will play a violin
,ello solo at the M. E. church service
tomorrow evening.
Big Piano sale at L'Anse Town Hall,
9Th to 22nd. McLogan & Pearce.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyer
Thursday son.
Rev. Reuban Crosby, of Hancock,
gave an equal suffrage address in Town
Hall Wednesday.evening. Those present
report report that the topic was handl-
ed in clever manner by the speaker.
He was a guest while here Of Rev. and
Mrs, G. p. Davey.
$50 REWARD $50.
To any person who will bring US a
musical instrumental good order
that our demonstrators can not play =
cLogan & Pearce.
Louis Seward, who has been proprie-
tor of the Thomas hotel the past two
years, will on May 1st take charge of
the hotel at Pequaming Y. ID Simar,
Of Marquette, has leased the building
from the South Shore railroad company
and will cater to the public and give
them first class, up to date hotel,
having made many modern improve
ments for the conven ence of his guests.
The Town Hall will be open all day
and every evening during the sale.
Give US a call. = McLogan G. Pearce.
The last meeting of the present board
OF Supervisors was held Thursday in
the Clerk sofIice. They allowed Prescott
ing Attorney Brennan stenegrapher,
gave DIR. Zellen a contract as county
physician, and allowed bills.
Ben Lewenshon, clerk in Coil &
Levitans store, has resigned and will
leave for Houghton. a
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Dugay Sunday.
County Clerk and Mrs. Voetsch re-
turned Mondoy from weeks visit IN
Chicago.
Abner Crebassa, who is attending a
law college at Detroit, is spending the
wheek with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. s. Crebassa.
Mrs. Octave Scotte and infant daugh-
ter left last Saturday tor Minneapolis
10 visit relatives.
Marriage licenses were issued last
Saturday TO John Dufare and Mrs.
Melvina Papuettc; Emilien Dioune and
Valarie Reed; all Of Baraga township.