The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-05-31
TERMS: ST. PER YEAR IN ADVANCE

Eu Menn ana niece, Miss Meiin, OF
Norway, arrived Thursday and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Marxsa,:
for few days.
Mrs. Ford. of Ishpeming, retarneS.
to her home Tuesday after week s
visit with her son, Thomas.
John Z. Brennan, superintendent OF
National Pole Co., transacted business
in Houghton Tuesday.
John Lyons, of Covington township.
attending meeting of the road con-
missioners Tuesday. Mr.. Lyons hxs
200 acres of land in Covington town-
ship, the greater part being covered
with excellent timber. He has gang
OF choppers at work cutting cordwood.
genting the highest market price for it,
"a, per cord on the car.
\ The National Pole Company on Nom
day received one thousand poles from
N. M. DeHaas of Skanee, the tug Cot
ton towing them here.
Bridge Gault of Walkerville, Mich.
arrived Thursday and will operate ore
of Buffers steam skidders.
One-fourth off on all ladies' coats ana
serge dresses. -Cohl & Levitan.
Mems Elk So. 90 shoes at So. SO. -CoaE
& Levitan.
Neil Shea has received the appoint
ment of teacher for the Mason school
Mems blue serge SIS 90 suits now Si2-
We carry a fine line of trunks and suit
cases-Cohl & Levitau.
Edward Sicotte returned Thursdsy
from Milwaukee, where he had his eyes
treated by specialists.
n. j. Majhanna, of Michigamme, wzs
business visitor in town Thurday.
We carry wall paper in stock. -Coi,l
& Levitan.
Albert Larson of Ludington, feru-
er employe of Marshall Buffers. arrived
Thursday and has accepted positisa as
steam filter in the saw mill.
Alphonse Gamache is excavating for
new cellar under his dwelling on Pull
road street. He will also put in new
stone foundation.
FIR. Hem visited in Assinins Thurs
day.
Attorneys Mason & O'Connor were IN
Marquette Thursday on business.
Robert Buffers returned Thursday
from business trip to Ludington anc
Chicago.
Harold Nilsen visited Thursday in
the copper country.
]. o. MaXey was a copper councry
visitor Thursday.
George Sanregret visited in Hough--
ton yesterday.
Miss Agnes Harrington, of Hough-
ton, visited her sister, Mrs. C. E. But
ters, Jr., Thursday.
The Chi!dren's Day program will be
given tomorrow right in the M. E.
church. Everybody invited
Z The third quarterly conference of the
M e. church, will be held Monday
night at O'Clock sharp at L'Anse, DR..
Marvin, district superintendent, presid
ing. All officers of the church are
urged to be present. n
Memorial exercises were held in the
various schoolrooms Thursday. Friday
morning the children marched to the
cemetery, where they decorated with
flowers and flags the graves Of the
soldiers who fought during the rebel-
lion. The bank and stores closed for
the day.
Horace Wheeler, of Montague. Mass.
arrived in L'Anse last Saturday and
expects to be here a month. He was
here several months about 81 years
ago, assisting in exploring for coal on
the Hall lands beyond the Pinery. Con.
siderable drilling was done but nothing
of value discovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Robinson anG
daughter, Mamie, arrived from Skanee
Wednesday to make their future hom-e.
in L'Anse.
DR.. Won Zelle n was in Hancock lass
Saturday on professional business.
Mrs. Fenner Douglas and daughter.
Dorothy, of Keweenaw, visited heee
with friends Thur sday.
An exchange says: There is say
ing that man who squeezes dollar
never squeezes his wife. After glans-
ing over his subscription books an edit
or is led to remark that there are n
number of good married women in his
county who are not getting the attea-
ton they deserve. :"