The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-07-29
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST

CIV for the Federal Bakery of Calu-
met for their buns, rolls, cake, bakery,
etc. TRY scme Friday and Saturday.
at the Paquette Sash Grocery.-ad-
vertisement.
DR.. F. G. Knepple of Lake Linden
srent the week end guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Knepple.
Mrs. !. M. Jaehnig of Hancock is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Chas H.
Anderson.
Roland Sanregret of Marquette vis-
tied here Monday.
Miss Eileen Lough visited in the
copper country last Friday
w. S. Crebassa transacted business
in Hancock Monday.
w. L. Edwards accompanied his
son Robert to Houghton Monday for
examination by an ocllist.
The Misses Josephine. Mary and
Jennie Gregorich left Monday fer
Newberry, where they will be en-
ployed in the hospital.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Paquette.
The L'Anse Indian band will give a
concert each Saturday evening during
the summer, weather permitting.
Walter s. Prickett of Sidnaw was a
business caller here Monday.
Attorney d. L. Robinson If Hough-
ton was a business caller here Men
day.
Miss Lena Hill Of Chicago is a
guest of Miss Jean Campbell for a
few days.
Mrs. Sophia Lampson visited in
Baraga Tuesday.
Mrs. Marie Gomez and daughters
Dorothy and Jean visited in Hcugh-
ton Tuesday.
The Federal Bakery Of Calumet has
placed an agency for their fancy buns,
rolls, cakes. raisin bread, ETC., with
the Paquette Cash Grocery. Don't
bother cooking these warm davs
when you can buy this delicious bak-
advertisement.
E. j. Anderson was business Wis
itor in Hcughton Monday
Mrs. Henry King, who has been
seritusly i'll. is able to be out again.
T. A. Boivin returned last Satur-
day from business trip to Chicago
and Milwaukee.
E. j. Cote left Wednesday for Mum
ising to enjoy a much needed rest of
a few days.
LeClair Bros. habe taken a con-
tract to level the park opposite the
Sentinel Office. hey expect tc finish
the work next week.
j. E. Brennan was a copper coun-
try caller Wednesday.
Nels Anderson visited in Houghton
If these warm days take all the
JOY cat of baking. why don't you come
down to the Paquette Cash Grocery
and try some Of Federal Bakery's
bread, cake, buns, rolls, ETC., that are
on sale Friday and Saturday ?-ad-
vertisement.
Joseph Kemp is making some need
ed repairs on the Hansen morgue.
Leon Lavigne Of Saginaw is here
for few days. visit with Mrs. Vic
tcria Cote.
The L'Anse Baseball Club will give
a dance at the Opera House Saturday
night, music being furnished by, Bal
coni's orchestra of Hancock. Turn
cut and help the boys, for they need
your loyal support and there is no
reason why you should not give it to
them. Buy ticket anyway, whether
you attend or not.
State Fire Warden c. A. Peterson
Of Wolverine and Deputy Koerp of
Marquette were business callers in
Skanee Wednesday. Mr.. Peterson,
left Thursday for Ontonagon. Deputy
Warden Richards accompanying him.
Francis Kotila has accepted a po-
sition as messenger at the bank.
Mrs. Martin Vcetsch of Marquette
and sister, Mrs. Jeffrys Of Rochester,
Pa. were guests Monday Of the Miss
es Voetsch.
Midos Robert is erecting a porch to
the dwelling Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bussier.
Will Crane sprained his ankle Mon
day. necessitating his using a crutch.
Miss Lola Menge returned We'd
nesday from a weeks visit in Han
cock. Miss Florence Fribley re-
turned with her for a brief visit.
Dan Denomme last Saturday fin
ished loading and Shipping to Baraga
r. legs cut by him last winter for
the .Baraga Lumber Company.
Miss Isabelle Steinbach of Chicago