The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-02-08
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles jacobson, broke
his right arm above the wrist while
coasting down the hill near the engine
house Sunday afternoon. The arm was
set and he will be out again in short
time.
Violins, Guitars, Mani olins string
accessories and Music at the o. X.
Drug Store. adv 1884
Mrs. Lyde Selden, of Michigamme.
arrived Monday and is guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Selden.
William Madden returned to L'Anse
Tuesday from Bay City, after an alb
sence of six years.
500 sets of triple plated coin Silver
table ware. Forty cents a set, while
they last. A set is one knife, fork table.
spoon and teaspoon. o. X. Drug Store.
(Adv) l-18-4
R. Fl. Buffers returned Wednesday
from business trip to Chicago.
Phyllis, the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fraley, is seriously ILL.,
Misses Isabelle Paquette and Lumen-
ia Laundrosh returned Monday from a
two days visit in Houghton.
Messrs. Erick f. Stenson and r. J.
Howes, of Covington, were business
visitors in town Wednesday.
The best offer ever made in Silver
ware, take look. o. X. Drug Store
(Adv) 1884
Howard O'Keefe, of Ishpeming. gen
eral manager of the Carpenter Cook
Company, was business visitor in
L'Anse Monday.
Waldemer Tollefson. of Keweenaw
r -.'red Monday. being called by
.4.aeg i,acre of his mother.
c elery and Silver
r. alta hatl 40 *. Drug Store.
lN ~ LISA
Ne Hse9 tnd son, Harold, left
Sunday for l,.;cas 70 attend the auto
show, returning Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Goodreau, of Marquette,
spent Wednesday a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Fine Gocdreau.
Steve Thomas, of Calumet, last Sat
urday succeeded o. w. Pierce as night
operator.
Have you seer the rare bargains in
Silverware at the o. K. Drug Store.
(Adv) l-1S a
Monsignor Pinten, of Marquette, on
Wednesday evening blessed the Sta
tions of the Cross in the Sacred Heart
church.
Master William Jacobson entertained
g number Of his young friends at a
birthday party Thursday afternoon.
The youngsters had royal good time
and voted William a prince of an en-
tertainer.
Ii you look ahead you see yourself
enjoying the wearing of New Over
coat for long time. Good coat to begin
with next winter. Are you interested
in these bargains? Nine and ten dollar
coats $3.50; Sl2. and 1880 coats SO. so;
$l5. and 1850 coats Sl1.25; S1S. and
$40. coats $l3. rs. e. Sicotte & Co.
Advertisement.
When a man hangs new spring
suit or overcoat in his wardrobe he
finds a shoddy one takes up as much
room as good one does, and it's not
liable to hang there so long he
wears it at all. If it's an international
suit or overcoat il will look good, feel
comfortable and be reasonably priced,
and will be his pride while wearing or
resting it. Spring suits, SIG 80 TO $55. 90.
Summer suits, two-piece, $500 to
$3S. so. - E. Sicotte e. Co. Advertisement
. Miss Rose O. Connor is visiting friends
in Calumet.
Mrs. Albert Olson. WHO las been
4 seriously i'll, is now convaleecing.
Miss Margaret Seath was called to
her home in Detroit Wednesday by the
serious illness of her father
Mrs. Martin Voetsch has recovered
from an attack Of grippe.
ID. P. Menard returned Yesterday
from few days visit in Chicago where
ne purchased number OF horses.
Supervisor Massey left Thursday for
Chicago on business.
/ Harris G. Smith returned Wednesday
from the auto show at Chica go.