The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-07-03

Mrs. John Sterk returned Monday
from weeks visit in Ahmeek with
her son. Toney F.
Miss Ada johnson, who left Sunday
for Marquette to attend the Normal
returned Tuesday, having contracted
the mumps. She, expects to return the
first Of next week.
Mrs. Thomas Ford and dughter Glad
70 left Tuesday for few days visit in
Hurley and Duluth.
Mrs. McManus and son James, Of
Chicago, are guests of Miss Kate Cur
ry this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M. Hansen left
Thursday for Ludington. Mrs. Han
sen will visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Wrege, the next four weeks,
Mr.. Hansen returning next week.
Little Miss Hazel St. German had
narrow escape from death Sunday,
when she fell in Fall river off the But
ter's lumber company railroad bridge.
But for the presence Of Guy Dargie
she would have drowned.
Little Miss Ellen Tissue. four years
old, was bitten in the face last Friday
afternoon by . pet water spaniel. 1t
her home near the Silver river. She
was putting down pan OF food for
the dog, when the animal bit her
across the eyes and nose. For a time
it was feared she would lose her eye
sight. but the girls condition In inn
proving rapidly and her complete re-
covery is looked for.
At the M. E. parsonage last Saturday,
Rev. L. F. Rayfield united Miss Sophie
Mae Schafer Of Gay to Waldo Emerson
Clarke Of Keweenaw Bay.
Justice John Campbell last Saturday
fined Andrew Hugenon for assaulting
Zedtic Moran.
/ Miss Margaret Shea, who has been
teaching at Mesaba the year. is ex-
pected home today.
Mrs. Milan Allen and son, who have
been visiting Mr.. Allen at Point Mills
the past five weeks, returned to L'Anse
Tuesday. They were accompanied BY
Mrs. Houle and Miss Lille Amell.
Attorney J.J. O'Connor was a copper
country visitor Wednesday.
The following Houghton people visit
ed in town Thursday: j. T. Healy, F.
J. Bawden, J. ]. Byers, R. T. Hill and
Joseph Strobel.
John Sends is supervising the repair
ing Of the bridge over Meadow Brook.
Spiles are being placed to hold the
timbers in position and new planking
will be layed. The township of L'Anse
is doing the work.
Miss Alice Gamache is relieving Miss
Julia Theobald in Attorney O'Connor's
Office, Miss Theobald being on her va
cation.
Mrs. Axel Carlson and children, of
Galesburg. ILL.,. are visiting friends in
L'Anse.
The Ladies' Aid society will not meet
next week.
Mrs. Max Krolick and daughters
Dorothy and Adelaide, Of Calumet.
arrived in L, Anse last Saturday ana
are guests Of Mrs. A. Krolick.
D. J. Norton, Of Ontonagon, for
mer business man Of L'Anse, was in
town Monday.
M. v. Mullaly, Of Marquette, deputy
state forestry warden, was in town
Monday on official business.
Miss Mae Crebasss left Sunday for
Marquette to attend the summer term
of the Normal.
Justice w. s. Crebassa visited his
farm Wednesday and states that his
hay crop this year will be about forty
tons. For the wet weather this will
be good cut.
Miss Laura McKindles, Of Chicago.
arrived Thursday to spend her vacation
guest of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
McKindles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birk and son. Leslie,
of Baraga, visited in L'Anse Tuesday
morning. "
Mrs. A. Menge and daughter. Their
esa NJ, were Houghton visitors Thurs
day.
E. w. Allen of Marquette, treasurer
Of the South Shore railroad company,
was q business visitor here Thursday.
Mrs: Oscar Won Zellen. Of Skanss,
visited Thursday with her son. DR.. voa
zellen.
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