The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-05-29
Items Of Local Interest

The Portland and Ohio mines IN Spur
tswnship are working about 20 men.
These properties have been idle for
several years and their working at this
period looks % II the township il again
In for . boom in the iron trade.
Last Saturday afternoon Justice
Campbell united in marriage Miss
Pauline Couture and Alexander N.
Smith, both Of Ksweenaw Bay. Miss
Ellen Anderson was maid Of honor,
while Joseph Craig assisted the groom.
The couple will reside ct Keweenaw
Bay, where they are favorably known.
Miss Anna Jacobsen returned Sunday
from Marquette, where she recently
underwent an operation. Her return IL
pleasing news to her friends and her
complete recovery il hoped for.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Moran and son
Clarence left Thursday for Rochester,
MIMI, where Mrs. Moran will receive
medical treatment from Doctors Mayo.
Thomas Nelson arrived last Sunday
from Detroit.
Miss Athena Moran left Monday for
. short visit in HouYhton.
Sheriff Homer ]. Pennock was in
Keweenaw Bay Monday on business.
Erick Hemming, of Nestoria, was in
L'Anse Monday and collected the $25
bouney on wolf.
Lawrence Rinkey left Sunday for
st. Ignace, where he has accepted q
position az clerk in general store.
Jay r. Pearce, of Hancock, called
on his Duluth Universal -four trade
here this week.
The Ladies Aid society will hold the
May bakery sale today at the store Of
Johnston & Paquette. Many good
things to eat will be offered for sale.
Deputies John Sands and Louis Ro-
billiard last Saturday took Herman
Kaustor Of Spur township to Newber-
ry, where he will be confined in the
state hospital.
Miss Helen O'Connor, Of Calumet,
was week end guest Of her mother.
Mrs. Marie O'Connor.
Over thirty students Of the L'Anst
township schools have already entered
the corn growing contest Of the Cope,
Country Fair.
Attorney Herman Weider, of Hough.
ton, spent Tuesday in town on lega'
business.
Mrs. Lyds Selden left Wednesday
for Michigamme and Duluth. where
she visit her son Warren.
Mrs. Fred w. Knepple visited ir
Houghton Wednesday.
D. J. Caven, Of Marquette. assistant
general passenger and freight agent Of
the South Shore system, was in towr
Wednesday on official business.
James G. McCullom, of the Van Or
den Co. Of Houghton, spent Tuesday in
town.
Supt. and Mrs. E. F. Douglas anc
Miss Amy Newton, of Keweenaw Bay
were L'Anse visitors Tuesday.
Hans Toliefson. of Nestoria, was {
caller in L'Anse Wednesday.
Miss Nancy Picard returned Wednes
day from few days visit in Hough
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pspin ant
daughter Mrs. John Roberts, Of Huron
Bay, passed through L'Anse Wednes
day en- route to Assinins, where the,
visited with friends.
John Roberts, of Huron Bay, was /,
copper country visitor Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff John Sands returned
Wednesday from Miohigamme will
Adolph Segeney, who was wanted TO
fleeing Thos. Gerard out Of fourteen
dollars.
M. T. Deschaine spent Tuesday il
Hancock.
Monday will be generally observed a
+ Memorial Day in L'Anse and Baraga
Banks and business places will b.
closed and the postoffices will observ
the usual holiday hours.
Attorney and Mrs. Abner Crebass
returned to Ahmeek yesterday after
few days visit in L'Anse.
Tomorrow morning at Sacred Hear
church, Rev.sFr. Hem will give TWEEN
ty children of the parish their frs
Communion.
Frank Lyons, woodsman employs
In Hebard & Sons logging camp. Wa
injured yesterday, q tree falling o.
him. He was brought to L'Anse b
Paymaster w. D. Manness and take
to the Hancock hospital.
CovinRton Grange No. 1908. whic
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