The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-12-31

cation.
Contractors Sam Emerie and Dan
Denomie on Monday started hauling
logs to their banking ground on the
lake shore.
The L'Anse Garage delivered three
Holt tractors this week, Dickinson
county gets a five ton with snow
plow, the Plomid Lumber Co. of Iron
River and Peter Raishe cf Marquette
each gets ten ton tractor.
Barney Tracy, of Detroit, returned
Wednesday after few days visit
with his brother, Thos. d.
Mrs. F. w. Knepple and daughter
Ursula visited Wednesday in the
copper country. ~
Chauncey Kimbell returned last
Friday from three weeks visit Mt
Harbcr Springs.
E. o. Alter transacted business in
the copper country Wednesday.
Deputy Food Inspector w. s.
Crebassa transacted business a few
days this week in Marquette.
0. H. Sengebusch was Houghton
business caller Wednesday,.
Mrs. Henry Fournier returned last
Ahdi quay 1IOIu <AIul iTDOT, Telufn-
ing with Waino Auto who was there
fer medical treatment.
T. A. Boivin left Monday fer a
brief business trip in New York City
Attorney Leo Brennan, of Marys-
vile, spent the week here a guest of
his brothers and sisters.
r. w. Menge left yesterday for
East Lansing to resume his studies
at the M. A. C.
Those from out of town who at
tended the funeral of the late August
Menge were Mrs. Matilda Sibelsky,
Mrs. Toney Sibclsky, j. B. Smith, of
Calumet, Miss Carrie Tratten, Ed
ward Paine, ]. A. Cochran, Harry
Goldsmith, Of Houghton, and Oscar
von Zellen and daughter, Olga, of
Marquette.
Township Treasurer Oscar Hyry,
of Spur, was a business caller here
Bruno Krolik visited in Houghton
Mrs. Victoria Cote and grand
daughter Evon Levique returned
Monday from few days visit at
Jshpeming with Mrs. Cote's daugb-
ter, Mrs. Fred King.
Jacob Oberlin, Of Flint, returned
Monday after weeks visit with
Mrs. Oberlin at the Sicotte home.
Albert O'Ber, of Detroit, returned
Tuesday after few weeks visit here
at the Collins home.
Emil King will start logging next
week at the Taylor for +. M. Ennis.
getting out four hundred thousand
feet Of hemlock and hardwood.
Gerald McKindles visited few
days this week in Marquette.
Judge Of Probate j. j. O'Connon
was a legal caller few days this
week in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Marksman. of
Zeba, left last night for 0danah,
Wis.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. G. A. Kent next
week on Thursday afternoon. All in
tcrcstedin the Aid work are request
el TO be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hugo and
daughter LETT last night for Odanah,
Wis, tc spend New Years.
Sppt. Of Poor A. f. Erickson, Of
Covingtop, was in town Wednesday
On official business.
Wm. Peterson visited yesterday in
Marquette.
Lyle c. Barber returned Wednea-
dav from short visit at Athena.
joseph Cheput left Yesterday for
q few days visit with his children in
Marquette.
Attorrey w. j. Galbraith, of Cal.
umet was legal caller in town yes
terday.
Miss Gladys Ford is visiting in
Hurley.
Matthias Egerer and son Will re-,
turned yesterday from Rochester,
Mimi. where Mr.. Egcrer has been re
ceiving treatment the past few
weeks.
Nick Wirtanen, of Aura, was
caught last Friday with still, mash
and some moonshine.
A marriage license was issued
Morday bv County Clerk II. J. Pen
mock to Miss Florence A. Crebassa
ard Tac9ras r. Edwards, both CT
L'Anse.
Word was received by Newton
Curtis. Of Zeba. of the death Of his
son Eli at Concho, Okla.