The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-08-04

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territory on their logging railroad.
Thirty-fve men arrived from Lowe
Michigan Wednesday to wor k in tb
Stearns & Culver Lumber Company
new camp.
Lawrence Foucault and Thoms;
Burns returned Thursday from day.
visit in Marquette.
Fred Schultz and w. L. Edwards
were Houghton callers yesterday.
Rev. Father Dingfelder arrived fror
Republic yesterday to take charge OF
the psrish here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Selden, Of Du-
luth. arrived Thursday and are guests
of Mrs. Lyde Selden,
Henry Girzi, optometrist, will be "
L Anse at DR.. Won Zellen's Office Sat,
urday afternoon, August 4, prepared
to do any eye-testing or eye-glass At
ting needed. Thorough examination
made and all work guaranteed. adv.
Rev. A. C. Youngdahl announces that
he will conduct services tomorrow and
Monday at the Swedish Lutheran
church, rs follows: Sunday at 1880
and 7:30, Monday evening at 1880. Ev
ening services will be in both the Eng
lish and Swedish languages. The La
dies Aid will meet with Mrs. Resell al
2:30 Monday afternoon.
Miss Ellen I. Skoog and Olanas
Johnson were united in marriage Sun
day at the M. E. parsonage at L'Anse
by Rev. Bickford.
The Stearns & Culver Lumber com
pany this week finished shipping twenty
thousand hardwood ties to the Mich
igan Central railroad. They have also
shipped eight cars of dressed lumber
to Battle Creek for the cantonmenl
being erected there.
Charles Hutula, Gus Kotila, Nels
Rajala and H. Lepola, of Covingtop,
motored to L'Anse last Friday evening
John Gilman has purchased the farm
of Paul Almli on Sec. Is, 7. 81, R. 80
This land is located on the lake shore
near Zeba, on the Pequaming road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holiday of Du.
luth arrived Thursday of last week foi
two weeks visit. They motored here
Mrs. Holiday, mother of Henry, will
arrive today.
Miss Adalia Egerer has accepted o
position as teacher in the high school
at Virginia, MINI. She will teach the
9Th grade.
l.. B. Armstrong and wife. Of Mil
waukee, who were guests of H. j. Sci
fert ard wife, returned home Monday
Mrs. Leo McKindles and sons FREQ
and Leo, of Hancock, were guests
Tuesday of Mrs. Elizabeth McKindles
Robert Bentz, who is employed q;
Lake Linden, spent Sunday with his.
family in L'Anse.
Miss Victoria Cote left Monday for q
brief visit in Mass City.
Joseph Bellsir was a Hancock bust
ness caller Tuesday.
DR.. W. A. Won Zellen attended the
U. P. Medical Association meeting H.
Escanaba this week.
w. T. Culver, of Ludington, waf
here the first of the week on one of his
monthly business trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gregorich ant
children returned last Saturday from.
Calumet.
Mrs. w. S. Crebassa left Tuesday
for Ahmeek to visit her son Abner.
William Egerer on Monday fell and
bruised his back. He was laid up THU,
week.
Peter Clyne is fencing the village
water dam.
Mrs. Margaret Bauchand Of Odanah
Wis. former resident of l. Anse, VIII,
left here in 1896, is seriously i'll and i;
not expected to recover. Mrs. Peter
Clyne. daughter, is at her bed side.
Albert Lough, who is contracting fol-
the Stearns G. Culver Lumber company
has large garden near his camp. H,
planted forty-five bushels of potatoe
this spring besides other garden trucl
and the vegetables are doing splendidly
Mrs. Albin Goldquist and children,
of Calumet, arrived Thursday and ar,
> guests Of Mrs. Anna Running, Mrs.
Goldquists mother.
, The stores of L'Anse will close eacl
l evening at o'clock except Mondays
Saturdays and pay night. This will b,
the order out until Oct. 1st at least.
a George Rice returned Thursday from
an extended trip to the Hebard game
s preserve on the Little Huron river.
n Morgan, only son of George Edward
sen and wife, was pronged in the fac
8 by pitch fork, Thursday afternoon
!. The wound was given immediate surgi
4 cal attendance and the boy il rapidly
recovering.
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