The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-11-15

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Mrs. Elizabeth McKindles was in
Hancock Wednesday visiting her new
grandson, who was born Sunday.
The following is clipped from the Ne
gaunee Herald, Michigamme items:-
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Schulze
was the scene of pretty surprise par
ty last week, given by the members of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church in honor Of Mrs. Fl. p. Selden.
who has this week moved to L'Anse.
A bouDteous spread had been prepared
| by the ladies and the table set in Q
manner suggestive Of the time of wear
and suitable to the occasion. When
the guests were all seated the presi-
dent. in behalf of the Aid, in a neat
little speech presented Mrs. Selden
with a plate. Japanese vase and
boquet of carnations. Mrs. Selden res
pended with much feeling and assured
the ladies that their kindness would
never be forgotten; that It was the lit
tie deeds of friendliness, quite as much
as the more prosaic financial endeavors,
that truly exemplifes the term, LA
dies Aid"
John Miller, of Chassell. visited Sun
day in town with his mother.
! Marshall H. Buffers. of .LudiDgton,
arrived Wednesday for few days Wis
it.
The fire extinguishing company has
a few men here completing the mill
pipe line to the intake.
Jay R. Pearce. of Hancock, repre-
senting the Duluth Universal Milling
Co., called on the trade here Wednes-
day.
i A number Of improvements were
made this week in the Pastime theatre,
Joseph Kemp doing the work. ~,
AN injury to his hand Monday kept
Dan Shea, brakesman on the Buffers
road, from work a few days this week.
Mrs. Sophia Lampson was in Han
cock Thursday in attendance at the
funeral of the late John McWilliams.
Charles jacobson had meat racks and
shelving put in his meat market this
week. giving him chance to display
his goods to better advantage. Alfred
Kemp did the work.
Frank Heidlinger. chief millwright,
returned Wednesday from Oshkosh,
Wis, where he was called Sunday b.
the death of his sister, Elsie. two years
of age The funeral was held Tuesday.
Reginald McKindles arrived Wednes-
day from Detroit to visit his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth McKindles, few days.
The steamer Charles S. Neff arrived
Thursday and is loading lumber at the
Buffers docks.
Mrs. Max Krolick and children of
Calumet. were guests of Mrs. Krolick
in L'Anse this week.
Mrs. Henry Fournier visited Thurs
day in Houghton.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith returned Thursday
from purchasing trip in Chi ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barber, of Chi
cago, and Mrs. Paul Hart. of Clinton,
: Iowa, arrived last Saturday to visit at
3 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Belan-
ger. Mesdames Barber and Hart re-
turned to their homes Wednesday.
5 County Clerk Voetsch has already is
sned 1915 deer licenses this season.
. IF. W. Hebard, of Pequaming. and L.
1 g. Hillyer, of Barsga, who are two
, members of the committee on arbitra-
ton of the claims of Angus Campbell
against the Estate of J. S. Morrison.
met Wednes day and adjourned until
next week.
A Samuel Emerie, who purchased the
timber, from Joseph Kemp's property
east of the village, started cutting the
! same Monday. The Baraga Lumber
: Company will get the logs.
II a man is square, il is easy to put
up with his sharp corners.
Harold Nilsen was in Houghton
iuuTsody.
Roy Blanchard was confined to his
home the first of the week by illness.
Louis Roubillard was on Wednesday
appointed janitor of the court house
and Jail by Sheriff Demgen, succeeding
Ben Longtime, who resigned.
Miss Nancy Picard attended the fun.
eral of the late John McWilliams al
: Hancock Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Ford left Thursday fol-
Hurley, Wis, being called there by the
illness of her sister.
William and Del Wadel. of Riverton,
arrived last Saturday and are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Parker.
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