The L'Anse sentinel., 1916-03-18
SATURDAY. MARCH IS. 1916.
items Of Local Interest

0SVhAhO VA 4OSsAA AAASSASS'
John T. Ksranen, Of Herman, was Il
town last Saturday.
Peter H. Ciyne. Jr.. Of Lake Linden
spent the week end at his homo here.
William Riggs, one Of the pioneer
ssttlsrs Of Covington township, wss in
L.Anss last Saturday on business.
Joseph CONNER Of Ishpsming. repre-
ssnting the Consolidated Fuel q Lum-
Der Company. transacted business in
L,Anse last Saturday. 2
Mrs. Perrault, who was . guest Of
Hrs. Meador Seavoy for two weeks.
returned to her home in Ishpeming last
Saturday.
Homer Goodreau. who recently broke
his leg at Birch and has been confined
IN the hospital at Marquette, was
brought to his home in L'Anse last
Saturday.
Ben Cohl, Of Baraga, was . guest Of
d. Levitan Sunday.
George Maranich and Fred Stiglich,
who are employed in the Quincy mine
ut Hancock. spent the week end with
their families here.
E. F. Douglas. Of Keweenaw Bay,
was business caller in L'Anse last
Friday.
Mrs. F. w. Knepple was copper
country visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Nilsen, Mrs. T. w. Ed.
wards and Miss Beatrice Running were
Houghton visitors last Saturday.
Andy Homier, of Lake Linden. is
here visiting his brother William this
week.
William Manly, of Spur township,
was in town Tuesday with John Viii.
liams. an aged resident who was taker
10 the county infirmary.
William White was a copper country
visitor Sunday.
Peter Crebassa left Tuesday for Wi.
mona, where he has secured position,
John Nyman and Nels Majhanna. OF
Herman, were L'Anse callers Tuesday
Miss Nellie Connors was a copper
country caller the first of the week.
Judge Of Probate John H. Mclean
was Hancock caller the first Of the
week.
Miss Mamie Robin visited in the
copper country this week.
Liveryman d. P. Menard on Tuesday
lost one his old faithful horses, ''Star. .
The village is having spiles driven to
erect breakwater on Fall River to
prevent the stream from making q new
channel John Sands is supervising
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Paquette left
Monday night for Remer, Minn., where
they will visit with their daughters,
Mrs. Maxine Boyer and Mrs. John
Boyer.
Frank Rollins, the druggist, has been
on the sick list this week.
Rev. Edward Bickford has been in
vited to preach the anniversary sermon
at the Centennial N. e. Church At Cal
umet. Sunday, April 9th. Rev. Bick.
ford was pastor Of the Calumet church
about eight years ago and was instru-
mental in building the edifice.
Mrs- Martin Voetsch and daughter,
Catherine left Thursday for Pittsburg.
Pa, on months visit. Mr.. voetsch
accompanied them as far as Chicago.
Elmer v. Nelson, who has clerked in
Cchl e. Levitan's store the past three
years, has rendered his resignation, te
take effect April 1st. He has not YET
decided on his future plans.
William White left Wednesday fol
Sksnee, where he has secured posi-
tion with the N. M. DeHaas Lumber
Company.
A. F. Heidekamp, Of Lake Linden
WAb business visitor IN town Weones
dpy.
Mrs. Won Zellen leaves today fol
Marquette to spend few days.
w. 7. Menge was q. business visitor
in Houghton Mondsy.
Prosecuting Attorney Hubert A
Brennan was . visitor In CovingtoI
yesterday.
Miss Anna 0'Leary left Thursda,
for short visit ct her home in Han
cock.
Attorssy J. J. O'Connor was visit
o. In Houghton Thursday.
Upon complaint Of Deputy Gam'
Warden Octave sicotts, Fred Bellmsr