The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-08-20
L'ANSE NEWS NOTES.

A. Guck and Joseph Bosch of Lake
Linden, spent last Wednesday visit
ing with old residents in L'Anse. The
Guck brothers formerly resided here
in the early days of L'Anse and en-
joyed the pleasure and reminicenses
OF days gone by.
Moe Levitan and sister Miss Cora,
Of Chicago, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Levitan.
Mrs. Lena Tratten, daughter Miss
Carrie and sons Walter and Herbert,
of Houghton, were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Menge.
County Agent James McKercher,
of Michigamme, was at Zeba Tuesday
On official business.
Miss Laura McKindles of Lake
wood, N. j., left Wednesday after a
six weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth McKindles.
Miss Gertrude Cosgrove returned
Monday from several weeks visit in
Chassell.
Mrs. Odile Pelkie, Mollie O'Connor
and Anna Stack were copper country
callers Tuesday.
Miss Matte M. Jacobson spent the
week end visiting with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thompson,
at Michigamme.
Mrs. Thomas Crawford, of Detroit
returned last Saturday after four
weeks visit with her r.sister, Mrs. Will
liam Homier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LaClair and
children, of Hull. Canada, returned
yesterday after six weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Homier.
Miss Lottie Brown left last Satur-
day for Vanderbilt to visit her par
ents.
| Mrs. Louis Passanen and son of De-
troit left)for their home last Saturday
after a four weeks visit with heI
brother, Arvid Konola.
IIildred Stentson, of Detroit, who
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
z. Stentson of Covington the past
two weeks, returned Sunday.
| Messrs. Peter and Henry Sands last
Saturday were in Even and Coving-
ton inspecting poles for the Nationa
Pole company.
Miss Edwina Collins, of Detroit, ar
rived last Thursday and is guest o.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Col
iins.
r Deputy Attorney General Leo ]
Brennan, of Lansing, arrived last Fri
day to spend his vacation a guest o,
his father, p. Brennan.
Arvid Konola last Thursday moved
his tailor shop into the Menard blocl
adjoining the Owl restaurant. Mr.
konola is an excellent worksman ant
since his locating here has enjoyed /;
large business. He caters to the bes
dressed people.
T. H. Kay, of Detroit, Engineer o.
the Michigan Inspection Bureau Cir,
Prevention Engineer), inspected ou'
water system last week.
Cashier Loukes left last Friday foI
Johannesburg where he will make hi
home.
Herbert, six-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Grace, returned las
Friday from the hospital at Hancocl
where he recently underwent an ope
ration for appendicitis.
Mrs. James Johnston, of Munisirg
who has visited her sister Mrs. Emm;
Thomas the past two weeks, left 70
her home yesterday.
Mrs. Harry T. Culver and daughte
Florence Ella, Of Chicago, arrive,
Wednesday and are guests of he
father, John Campbell.
E. j. Anderson, the jeweler, spen
several days the first Of the week q
Newberry.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Paradis
and daughter and Mrs. Goldsmith, o
Lake Linden, spent Wednesday il
town. . M M r
Jalmer Olson. Of Spur, was her
Wednesday on a business mission.
Mrs. Bell Robinson. Of Houghtor
arrived Wednesday for q brief visit
County Agent L. v. BENJAMIN an,
Alderman Carl Bentzen tYansacte,
busiEess Monday afternoon in Hough
ton.
| Miss Julia Theobald, Of Duluth
returned Tuesday after q brief visi
with Mrs. +. A. Cocgrove.
Il Mrs. Charles Robin, daughter
Miss Mamie, Mrs. James Cosgrov
and Mrs. Monsoon motored to Hough
Iton Tuesday.
The Zeba band last Saturday nigh
gave an open air concert in the Broa
street square, which was greatly en-
Ijoyed by all. "a
Miss Ada Johnston and niece Pear
Johnston returned last Saturday fron
. several days visit at Baltic with Mr.