The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-11-13


Win . prize free. See Paquette'a
I'D on psge four. advertise ment.
Our entire line Of ladies' and chill
dren's coats must be sold out this win
ter, as we are not going to carry any
over.-Cohl & Levitan. advertisement
At Sacred Heart church tomorrow
Low Mass at 8 q. M; Catechism at 2
p. M; Devotions at z p. m; High Mass
at 10 q. m.
Miss Johanna McGrath, Of Corning,
CAL, who is visiting her brother. John
A. McGrath, at Hancock. had the mis-
fortune to fall and sprain her ankle
q few days ago. She is able to be
around again but the injury is still Civ
ing her SOME trouble. Miss McGrath
is a former L'Anse resident and visit
ed here several weeks, a guest of Miss
Kate Curry.
All ladies' and children's coats at 1-3
off at Coil & Levitan's. advertise
ment.
Miss Deuacins Lagree, of Kankakee,
ILL.,, was a guest Of the Misses Agnes
and Laura Brennan on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Budreau left Wednesday
for Houghton, where she expects to
remain the coming winter.
Cohl weather is here. We have
comforters and blankets to keep you
warm. -Cohl & Levitan. advertisem't t
The new Skanee and L'Anse road
was well blockaded the past week. the
heavy winds throwing number Of
trees across the road, and autoists and
teamsters had the pleasures of work.
ing up sweat in getting through.
Those who had no implements were
cheerfully supplied by Paymaster W..
d! Manness of Hebards' camps. The
telephone line was also broken by the
falling trees.
Miss Anna O'Leary, stenographer
for Prosecuting Attorney Brennan, is
spending the week at her home in Han
cock.
Joseph Bushey was q business caller
in Calumet Tuesday.
Mrs. F. w. Knepple spent Tuesday
in Houghton.
Angus Smith was in Arnheim Tues
day.
Prosecuting Attorney H. A. Brennan
was legal visitor in Houghton Tues
day.
The 96-foot flag pole in the high
school yard was blown down by the
high winds Monday afternoon shortly
after recess. The pole had been in po-
sition the past nine years and the raw
ages Of time had rotted it just above
the ground surface. Had the pole fell
during intermission, some of the chill
dren undoubtedly would have been
hurt.
L. B. Armstrong, Of Milwaukee, was
4 guest of Matt Hansen the first Of the
week.
For fine mems overcoats, call at our
store. You will find the prices right. :
Cohl & Levitan. advertisement
Cornelius Gallagher Of Escanaba,
state factory inspector, paid Barags
county sn official call the first Of the
week.
Attorney ]. J. O'Connor was visit.
or in the iron country Tuesday.
Miss Julia Theobald, Norman Nc
Kindles end Joseph Fitzpatrick visited
Mrs. Elizabeth McKindles at the Han.
cock hospital Sunday.
L. Tissue and Allen Eyerson left fol
their homes in Crystal. Mich, Monday,
after spending two weeks at Arvor
visiting Mr.. Tissues son, Sherman.
Sheriff H. J. Pennock returned last
Saturday from Newberry. where he
left Otto Ranippainen at the state hos.
pital.
Fred j. Lyons, Of Grand Junction,
arrived here Sunday and is guest oi
Frank A. Rollins.
George Rice, keeper of the Hebart
hunting reserve near the little Huror
river. spent the first Of the week II
L'Anse.
A complete line Of mems and boys
mackinaws. Prices right. Cohl 4
Levitan. advertisement
Ed. Olsen, section foreman at Mes
toria for number Of years also offic
iating a. deputy sheriff and gaining
fame by his apprehension of the So,
line burglars and other criminals o.
lesser fame, has resigned his position
and moved HE family to Michigamms
He occupies the home which he rscsntly
purchased and wheh hss been thor
ough1y renovated and rsmodsled. Shsr
~ Psnnock states that Mr.. Olson VA
one Of ths most efficient Deputies h
bed and ths. vacancy e Nsstoris vii