The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-01-24
BARAGA NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. and. Mrs. Theodore Vashaw ant
son Theodore, were L'Anse callers las
Friday.
Mrs. Grace Olson spent in the weel
end in L'Anse with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Turner.
| Philip Voetsch, of L'Anse, trans
acted business in town Monday morn
ing.
| Mrs. T. d. Tracy, Miss Laura Bren
nan and Miss Kate Sterk were Barag,
callers Monday.
August Pelto arrived last Frida.
from Camp Custer, having been hon
orably discharged.
l.. G. Hillyer and sister, Mrs. Addie
LaBrecque visited in Calumet Sunda.,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Pearce. p
William Rasanen returned Tuesda.'
from short visit in Houghton.
Fred Bcckman, Of Pelkie, spen
Monday in town.
| w. c. Birk returned Tuesday from c
business visit at Indianapolis, Ind.
John Koski was Hancock caller
Monday.
Erick Sipola and son Emil were cop
per country callers last Saturday.
Rev. Pessonen, of Hancock, was r
Baraga caller Monday.
Fred Urquhardt returned Sundal
from Sprague, Ontario, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. John Mcbride
and her sons, who will visit here few
weeks.
Thomas C. Brennan, Of L'Anse, was
a Baraga visitor Tuesday.
II. j. Falk was a business caller l..
the copper country q few days thi..
week.
Charley Hall of Chicago, was a bus
iness caller here Monday.
]. E. Clemtns, Indian agent, was @
business caller in Houghton Monday.
Anton Walmer, who was seriousl
injured in the Baraga Lumber Com
pary's yard last Thursday, is gettin
along as nicely as can be expected.
Mrs. Andrew Deschaine and Aley
Deschaine were in Hancock Monda'
visiting with Andrew Deschaine, VIII.
is contend in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo H. McKindles, c.
Hancock, spent Sunday here guest
of Mrs. McKindles' parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. F. w. Schwalm. -
Nelson Cote was pleasantly sur
prised last Saturday evening, whe>
his relatives rendered him surpris
party in honor of his Goth birthda.
All present enjoyed very pleasar.
evening. ~
Mrs. John Rose was a Keweenay.-
Bay visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Thurston Foster and son, g
Nestoria, visited here Sunday wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Foucault, Mr.
Fosters parents.
Frank Shaw and Joseph Mataxaga~
were business callers in L'Anse Tue
day.
Joseph James Wawason, son Of M:
and Mrs. Abe Wawason of Assinin
died Wednesday morning of tubercu
losis. The funeral will be held t.
morrow morning from Holy Nam
church, Rev. Douenberg officiating.
The influenza epidemic at Kewee
nav Bay is decreasing, although soH
critical cases still remain.
Mrs. Philip Foucault was a calle
in L'Anse last Saturday.
Mrs. Amelia Berg was confined [
ner room with illness few days tn.
week.
Ernest Hansen of Houghton an
Thomas A. Boivinof L'Anse were bus-
ness callers here Thursday.
A son was born this week to M
Ind Mrs. Peter H. Mathes at Hancocl-
Irs. RAYMOND, Mrs. Mathes' mother.
eft Thursday for a short visit wit.
hem in Hancsck
Olof Olson left Wednesday for Mar \
luette to consult an oculist. Mr.. o
on had his eve injured when it wa.
truck by pine knot.
The steel for the third bridge at tn
lead of the bay has arrived and tw
mployes of the Northwestern Bride,
company are here to erect the struc
ure. The bridge will have an soft
pan. z
Mike Ziolkowski arrived Thursda
rom Camp Custer.
George Bennetts has returned
amp Custer, after spending a shoy
here.
John Turpeinen, of Bessemer, sper
tuesday, guest Of his sister, Mr.
'ictor Kinnunen.
County Surveyor John R. Rasmu-
en- was in Arnheim Thursday on Of
cial business.
Henry Ross transacted business
Ieweenaw Bay Thursday.
William Rassanen returned wednes
ay from few days visit in the cor
er country.