The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-11-01
items of Local interest.


in Calumet Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Birk and son,
Leslie, of Baraga, were guests Mon
day of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Menge.
". d. Simar and daughter, Gladys,
spent Monday in Houghton.
County Clerk Martin Voetsch on
Monday issued nonresident deer hunt
er's licenses to William Wilcox, B. H.
Holdridge and Ray Cline, all of An
CORA. Indiana.
Mrs. Charles Hafer and children re-
turned to Houghton Monday, after
spendinga week at Arvon, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Johnson.
Village Treasurer Joseph Krolick on
Monday made his settlement with the
county treasurer for the village taxes
of 1913. The amount collected was
81, 1927. the amount returned being
$8l6.10.
Miss Vera Gustafson returned last
Saturday from Covington, where she
spent week guesbof her mother.
Robert B. Reynolds spent Sunday in
Hancock guest of his son, Lewis.
Mrs. Edward Ellison, of Taylor, vis-
tied in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Carberry returned last
Saturday from weeks visit in Mum
ising.
Mrs. w. A. Won Zellen was in Calu-
met Wednesday in attendance at the
funeral of Louis Sibelsky.
DR.. c. F. Whiteshield was profess
sional visitor in Nestoria Tuesday.
Harry Mitchell. of Cadillac, arrived
Sunday and Monday started work as a
setter in Buffers saw mill.
George Sanders returned Tuesday
from Boyne City, where he was called
by the destruction of his home by fire.
The little Misses lola King and Lu-
ellie and Agnes Bournier were rendered
surprise party at the King home
Tuesday afternoon. Games and music
were the principal pastimes and dain-
-ty luncheon was served. Fifteen young
ladies were present.
w. j. Reece left Wednesday for a
short visit in Escanaba.
Miss Nora Robertson returned to the
Normal at Marquette Wednesday.
New siding is being placed on the
L'Anse House, the basement repaired
and other improvements made.
Mrs. Patrick Brogan tell from the
clothes reel in her yard Monday morn
ing and severely injured her left arm
AMI shoulder.
James and John Brogan arrived Mon
day from Marquette to spend few
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Brogan.
Miss Mary A. Curry is confined to
her home with lagrippe.
The Buffers saw mill started lath
manufacturing this week. The big
mill is now saving on both sides, the
south side starting up Monday.
Mrs. Rene Frenette, of Houghton,
was a guest Wednesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fiam Goodreau.
Marshall F. Buffers, president of the
Marshall Buffers lumber Company. re-
turned Sunday to his home in Luding-
ton after a few days business visit
here.
Services at Sacred Heart church to-
morrow as follows High Mass at 10
a. M, Catechism at 2 p. M, Devotions
at p. m. Low Mass at Pequaming at
8 p. m.
Joseph Novack, a woods employe of
the Marshall Buffers Lumber Co., fell
into the Silver river and fractured two
ribs and hip. The swift rushing wat
er would have drowned him but for a
limb extending over the bank, which
he caught.
Mrs. William Larson, of Marquette.
was a guest this week at the Brogan
home.
Mrs. Charles Fisher, of Superior, ar
rived Thursday for short visit.
The Baraga County National Bank
has been named as depository for the
L'Anse postoffice postal savings ac-
county.
The interior Of Harold Nilsen's pool
room was re-decorated this week by
Emil Draws. the local painter. The
partition in the rear of the room was
removed, the tables shifted back and
screened off, so that it will be pur-
chasing place for the gentler sex, also.
'Cloverland" is new specie of pe-
tatoes raised this year by Matt Eyer
er. Mr.. Egerer finished digging his
crop last week, getting 800 bushels
from not quite two acres of ground.
He captured first prize at the copper
country fair last month.
The Seventh Day Adventists have
| commenced the erection of house of