The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-11-12
NEWS NOTES OF
LOCAL INTEREST

LUCAL NlEkEHl
Kinghammer's six piece orchestrs
will furnish music for the Thanks.
giving dance given by the Yeomen.-
| adv,
The grab Bag Sale at Paquettes
Store Saturday will be the talk OF
the town; hundreds Of valuable arti-
cles will be sold for 25c.-Adv.
Deputy Sheriff Henry LaSarge
last Saturday took Clarence Colby
to the hospital at Newberry.
Mrs. Art Bierschbach and the Mis-.
ses Lillian OTool and Beatrice Sanre-
gret visited last Saturday in Hough-
ton.
Mrs. Hannah Johnston was con-
fined to her home few days this
week with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Mcdonnell
spent few days the first of the
week visiting at Trout Creek.
Tuesday laid off his crew Of twenty
men, he has still few station men
lat work, and expects to gravel por.
ton of the road this winter.
H. j.. Keopp, of Marquette, district
forest fire warden, transacted busi-
ness in L'Anse Monday and Tuesday
Emil Sanregret returned returned
last Friday from two weeks visit
in Chicago and Ann Arbor.
Henry Schultz spent last Friday
in Houghton visiting his sister, Mrs
Hertz.
j. E. Johnson. of Arvon, was in
town Monday.
Joseph Cheput spent the week enc
visiting with his children in Mar
quette. =,
Mrs. P. NJ. vogt, of st. Paul, ar.
rived last Saturday and is a guest OF
Mrs. Eugene Paquette.
William Jackson returned last Sat
urday from Mt. Clements where he
has been employed the past summer
Principal H. H. Rigg spent the
week end in Negaunee.
Every package a winner--every
winner gets full value, you. can't lose
at Paquette Grab Bag Sale Saturday
Adv.
Mrs. F. w. Knepple and daughte,
Uhsula visited in Houghton last Sat
urday.
Sheriff R. C. Kotila was in Ishpe
ming last Frida-.
| The annual election of officers o.
the French Lodge will be held CT
Wednesday evening, December 1st
All members are urged by your pres
ident to be present.
County Clerk H. j. Pennock OIL
/ Wednesday issued a marriage licens,
to Miss Eva Grant and Leo Forte
both of Covington.
I Lars Larson and Carl Bentzen yes
terday shipped $50 bushels of spuds
r. G. PAYNE, of Iron Mountain
with the State tax commission, wa
a business caller here Monday.
Peter, Paul and John Schultz ant
Hilfred Ellison last Friday motore,
to Greenland where they visited will
friends
Mrs. Philip Marks, of Greenland
returned to her home Wednesday af
ter two weeks visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Russell McCarty, who &C
companied her on her return.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Russell
McCarty was rendered a surprise
party by a number of her friends
dainty luncheon was served, all pres
ent ENJOYING themselves.
E. ]. Anderson will leave Saturday
for weeks visit at Newberry.
And don't forget it-by their pric.
es you will know them: ask US abou,
anything ycu need you'll find that we
reduced prices weeks ago. Hundreds
of bargains are being offered in Pc
quettes Grab, Bag Sale.-Adv.
Mrs. w. L. Edwards and daughter
Florence returned Wednesday from
Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs. Ed
wards went for medical treatment.
| e. j. Westphal just finished a
chicken coop 80 by 60 feet, he also
built barn and roothouse. He has
$50 chickens and will increase his
| flock to 1000 next year.
j. B. Rentmaster, of Green Bay
has purchased 120 acres of timber
land near Summit and will log the
/ pulp timber this winter.
Prosecutor H. A. Brennan was a
legal visitor Wednesday in Iron
Mountain.
Milton Keill, of Marinette, arrived
last Saturday and is guest of his
uncle, John Exford.
]. G.. Erickson. of F'elkie, has start
ed logging for the ]. H. Knauf Lum-
ber company and expects to put in
two million feet of logs for that
company.
Hebard's Camp ID Of sixty men
closed down last Saturday, they have
a small crew at work picking up
bark.
Mrs. w. A. Won Zellen entertained
the Ladies Aid society yesterday, in
place of Mrs. Kent, who was unable
to on account Of sickness in her
home. $500
Remember the Yeomep's Thanks
giving dance, Klingharnmer's sir
piece orchestra will furnish the
music.--adv.
The Armistice dance given Wed.
nesday by VIM. McGlue post Of
American Legion was attended by q
large crowd, it being one Of the best
dances given here in long time
Klinghammer's orchestra Furnished
excellent>music, the Ladies' Auxiliary
serving midnight supper, all present
report an excellent time.
DR.. Lesson, Of Marquette, distric,
superintendent, held first quarterly
conference here Wednesday.
Theodore Courtland was a Chassel