The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-11-29


lists on the east side of L'Anse bay and
has not visited his kin for some time,
his work on the farm OBTAINING him.
Meador o. Seavoy visited in Ishpem-
ing Wednesday.
The Pastime theatre will hereafter
entertain only on Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday and Sunday evenings. The
picture service will be greatly inn
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Frenette, of
Houghton, have purchased the McKer-
nan property next to the Trudeau home
on Broad street and expect to make
L'Anse their future home, moving here
next week.
Final papers were signed this week in
the sale of tie Reynolds property to
w. L. Edwards of Keweenaw Bay. Mr..
Reynolds will move to his homestead
until the first of the year, when he
goes back to his old home in New York
state. .-.... ,.-,,.., 49,. .-.-...........
C. E. Case, left Wednesday for De-
troit after having filled his hunting IL
cense. Mr.. Case resided here for sew
eral years previous to moving to De-
troit and had pleasant visit with old
friends.
The dance given Thanksgiving eve by
the members of L'Anse High School
Athletic Association was delightful
function and also a successful one. The
hall was tastefully decorated dy the
students and presented All attractive
appearance. Klingkamer's orchestra of
FIVE pieces furnished pleasant music
to the vast crowd who attended.
Hjalmer Johnson and Miss Esther
Lundberg, Of Skanee, left Wednesday
for the Iron country where they were
quietly married. The young people are
ife long residents of that farming COM
munity and both are deserving of the
warmest congratulations from their
friends. They arrived last night and
will spend few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Johnson.
A son was born Thursday at Hub
bell to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
StGermain.
Guy Wrege left Thursday for few
weeks visit in Milwaukee.
Johh Brognn, of Marquette. spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Brogan.
Miss Alice Beckman left Thursday
for her home in Ludington, after
spending three weeks IS guest at the
Wrege home.
Andrew Larson left Thursday for his
home in Ludington after residing here
since st May, having filled the posi-
toion Of fireman in Buffers mill.
Harold Beach left yesterday for his
home in Keweenaw Bay. He has been
employed in Buffers machine shop.
County Treasurer Kelsey was in
Chassell Thursday visiting his sister.
Mrs. William Greg.
David Leyitan and Euclid LeDue
spent Thanksgiving day in the copper
country.
Charles St. German was in Hubbell
Thursday, spending the day with his
wife and son. who are visiting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Desehaine and
daughter, of Ispemlng spent Thursday
and Friday visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Cornelius Steinmetz and daugh-
ter. Eva. spent Thursday in Houghton
visiting Mrs. Steinmetz's brother.
who is confined in sanatorium in that
city, suffering from tuberculosis.
w. M. Arele, of Ishpeming, repre-
senting the Consolidated Fuel 4 Lum-
ber Co., was a business visitor here
Wednesday.
A son was born Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Boyer.
Robert Peterson. Henry Sterk and
Charles Steinbach, of Houghton, ar
rived Wednesday to visit their parents
few days.
Miss Theobald left Wednesday for
Marquette the spend Thanksgiving day,
accompanied by Theil Sands. They
will return today.
John Nyman harvested seventy
three bushels of oats from one acre Of
ground at Herman. The soil in that
vicinity is OF the best and the rapid
growth of crops is feature.
On Wednesday motor electric pump
was installed in Buffers mill to keep
the sprinkler system full of air. This
is necessity, otherwise the system
would fill with water and food the mill.
One boiler has been steamed up ever
since the plant closed to keep the air
pump going.
Oscar Sanregret sprained his right
wrist Tuesday while cranking his auto.
Homer A. Merrifeld left Thursday
for Milwaukee, where he has secured q
position. Homer has made good, be-