The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-12-11
Barada New. Notes

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On Thursday Of ia5t week Mrs.. Juii'
Darbauo becams the bride Of ,Johl
Loonfoot, 1t Holy Name church at AZ
sinins. Rev. Mser. Faust performing
the ceremony. The contracting par
ties are well known here and have On
joyed the confidence Of al their neigh
bors and friends. They will reside .
Assinins.
Miss Mamie Egersr, Of L 'Anss, wa
. Baraga visitor last Saturday.
Thomas Strickland spent the first o
the week in Skanee.
Mrs. Louis Robillard, Of L'Anse
visited relatives here Monday.
Mrs. James H. Elliott and son James
Of L'Anse. were Baraga visitors las,
Saturday.
Master Fred McKindles returned
Sunday from q few days. visit q
L'Anse with his grandmother. Mrs,
,Elissbeth AeK eKiudles. n
Misses Vera Bentz and Edwina Col.
lins, Of L'Anse, were Baraga visitors
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson
expect to leave tomorrow for Anr
Arbor. where they will represent the
county Oranges in the State Grange
convention next week.
Miss Agnes Brennan, Of L'Anse, was
Raraga caller Monday afternoon.
Attorney N. A. Ruonavaara lef,
Thursday for the copper country on le.
gal business. v
Mrs. Frank Nester left Monday fol
Detroit.
Miss Loretta Mcmillan called on
Miss Bernice st. Germain at Hancock
Sunday.
Miss Royal Clisch visited her mother
at Michigamme Sunday.
Robert Martin spent Sunday in Calu.
met.
Miss Mary Loud left Monday for
Milwaukee, where she will be guest
of Mrs. Holmes for few weeks. She
will then leave for Colorado Springs,
COL, to spend the winter.
A. w. Stark was in Keweenaw Bay
Monday morning.
Joseph Bellair has taken q contract
to load half million feet Of logs al
Bellair siding. to be shipped to the
Worcester Lumber Company at Chas-
sell.
Miss Flora Durand left Monday for Q
short visit at Keweenaw Bay with he,
sister. Mrs. George Rose.
James F. McMahon returned Sunday
from business visit in Green Bay.
John Greenblatt returned last Friday
from purchasing trip in Milwaukee.
A daughter was born last Friday t
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vik.
C. T. Merrifeld, left Tuesday fol
Chicago.
Anseline Boivin, of L'Anse, was I
business caller here Tuesday.
The following school officials were
here Tuesday in attendance at the tall
given by Mr.. Coffee to the members oi
the boards of education: Erick E
Stsnson Of Covington. August Holm
strom Of Skanee. and DR.. H. A. Sharpe
and August Msnge Of L'Anse.
Messrs. Paul Benson, Arvid Johnson,
Gus Tang and Charles LAurn drove te
Aston Tuesday. 's~ 'ti, M
Mrs. James Murphy. who recently
underwent an operation at the Han
cock hospital, il expected home today.
A daughter was born Tuesday x
Mrs. Emily Cosgrove.
The household furniture Of Mr.. anC
Russell Hid has been shipped to New
berry.
The Bay View house. corner Superi
or and State street, was sold the frs
Of the week to Mrs. Emily Cosgrove
who has occupied the dwelling the pas
few years, by the Nester Lumber Co
The barn to the rear Of the lot Is be
ing repaired and will be used - q liv
cry barn. Next spring new auto snt
livery barn. 80 K 60. will be erected ans
the business Of the late A. B. Cos
grove continued in the new location.
The tug Nourmshal was tied up fol
the season last week. Captain Charlel
Cardinal has been fishing for herring
the past few weeks, having made sew
eral large catches.
Richard T. Looney Of Houghton, ref
cree in bankruptcy, transacted bus
mess in Baraga Tuesday afternoon.
Mayor A. E. Funke and Matt Getzel
were copper country visitors Thursday
J. A. Cochran, of Houghton, the POI
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