The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-07-08
Baraea News Notes

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visited here Tuesday.
| Arthur Carlson, who is employed al
Pequaming, visited here the first Of
the week.
Baraga defeated L'Anse Sunday by
the score Of IL to 8. Details of the
slaughter are lacking.
County Clerk John Garvin, of Onto.
nagon. was in town Monday.
ars. George LaCourt and children
left last Saturday for Green Bay to
visit relatives.
Miss Mabel DsCormie visited in
Houghton the first Of the week.
Miss Frances Fsucault entertained
nine of her young lady friends at her
home last Saturday, it being her ninth
birthday. All present report an enjoy
able time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beckman and
children, of Pelkie. visited this week
in Marquette and Covington.
Mrs. Chauncey St. German and
Miss Bernice St. German were Arm
helm callers Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Schabon, Of Appleton,
Wis, arrived Monday and is guest OF
Mrs. F. w. Schwalm.
Lawrence Mayo. of Hubbell, spent
the Fourth in Baraga visiting his par
ents.
John Greenblatt left Tuesday for q
businefs visit in Milwaukee.
Miss Georgianna Foucault, of Mes
toria, visited here a few days this
week.
Harry Moyer-has accepted position
in the Pioneer cigar factory, starting
work Wednesday.
Joseph Drake, of Ripley, was Bar
aga visitor the first of the week.
James Murphy. who is employed by
the Culver Lumber Company, spent
the first Of the week at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Madosh and chill
dren, of Marquette, visited relatives
at Assinins this week.
Chester Parker, who is employed at
Beaver, spent a few days this week
with his family here.
Mrs. J. F. Wood, who was a guest
of her mother, Mrs. Margaret Real, re-
turned Wednesday to her home in Fos-
ter City.
Ed Hodge, who has been employed
in the Pioneer cigar factory for num-
Der of years. rendered his resignation
last Saturday.
Mrs. William Johnson and son Elmer
visited in Arnheim Thursday.
Mrs. N. A. Ruonavaara was Calu-
met caller Thursday.
Miss Florence Fribley is visiting in
st. Ignace.
Victor Reed left Wednesday fol
Skanee, where he will operate a camI
for the N. M. DsHaas Lumber Com
pany.
Henning Peterson, of Skanee, was
here Tuesday.
Ambrose, son Of Chas. Darcy ant
wife, who is employed in Dollar Bay
was injured Tuesday morning by jump
ing from an auto. He was taken t.
the hospital at Hancock, where hi
condition is reported favorable.
Zial Bohmier, who was employed il
his brothers camp. had his right Les
broken last Saturday by falling tree
He was brought to Baraga and giveI
surgical attendance.
William Bohmier has commenced
hauling bark, having an eight mil'
haul.
Fred and Louis Beckman have pur
chased 24O acres of timber land on the
Silver river in Baraga township ant
will put in crew cutting the hemlocl
and peeling the bark. There is tive
mllIIOu Ieot VI tiHDSk vi tHiS tract
besides the hardwood, and this cut will
give them two years work.
Mrs. Herman Zurcher and children
of Hancock, visited here Sunday at tn,
Madden home.
E. C. Mitchell, who recently bought
eighty acres of land near Clear creek
has crew at work cutting and peeline
the hemlock. He has 500, 900 feet o,
timber to cut.
Cashier H. Ross GLADDEN. is having {
porch added to his dwelling, ]. L. Ma
pletoft and William Schwalm doing thu
work.
Willis Clisch, of Calumet, spent
Thursday in Baraga.
Miss Clara Foucault has resigned hel
position as clerk In Mrs. Hands con
fectionery store.
Mrs. John Mcbride and children ar,
visiting in Sanborn Wis.
Mrs. Fred H. Clisch and children
viaited Tueadav with relatives ne Al