The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
NEWS NOTES Of aat
LOCAL INTEREST

N. J. Clements spent the week end
here at his home. He is foreman at
Hebards camp at Huron river and
reports there is not much snow there
they have out about one and one
quarter million feet Of logs.
A son was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Mural Liberty.
Jos. Knauff was business caller
in Marquette last Friday. i
George DeGagne is getting out
some cedar poles, posts and ties at
the head Of the bay.
Jack Korpi, of Herman, was in
jured last Thursday by being hit
with the pole Of jammer.
Miss Genevieve O'Leary spent the
week end visiting at Hancock.
H. s. Reed, Of Escanaba, was a
week end caller here.
H. A. Johnston was Calumet cal
Ter last Friday.
Mrs. Maud Menard, of Houghton,
was week end caller in town.
Helen Kimbell, of Hancock, was a
week end guest of Dorothy Rapp.
Mrs. George Sanregret was cal
Ter in Houghton Monday.
Miss Leona Gauthier returned
Monday from faw days visit at
Marquette.
A. w. Edeyveen of Marquette, dis
trict manager of the Standard Oil
company, and r. G. Carlson, Of Han
cock, were business callers here last
Friday.
Mrs. John Colby and sister, Lii
lian, of Petosky, are guests of their
father, Sam Emerie.
Ed Cadotte left Sunday for Con-
cho, Okla.
Henry st. Arnold, Of Marquette,
who was here the past few weeks,
returned Monday.
The L'Anse Garage on Monday de-
livered its sixth Holt caterpillar to
the Patton Paper company at Sidnaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goldsmith, of
Houghton, were guests this week of
'hoir daughter. MS Elmer P.ra ise
Martin T. Brogan and Ernest
Goodreau were in Marquette Mon
day in attendance at the Trainmen's
party.
John Duguay was a business cal
er Monday in Ishpeming.
Charles jacobson was a business
caller Monday in Herman.
Mrs. Peter Morrow, Of Herman,
was in town Tuesday.
Foster LaBar, Of Ludington, was
heIe few days this week.
Miss Barbarette Robillard, Of
Houghton, returned Sunday after a
few days visit with Mrs. M. T. Des-
chaine.
Miss Blanch Nichols, of Lake Lin
den, and Miss Gertrude Collingwood,
OF Calumet, were guests few days
this week of Mrs. j. H. Gardner.
Mrs. John G. Erickson and sons
visited in Pelkie the first of the
week.
Miss Evelyn Barrett. of Lake Lin
den, was guest the past week of
Miss Nancy Picard. et !
w. T.. Culver, of Chicago, was here
a few days the first of the week on
business in connection with the
Steerns & Culver Lumber Co.
Supt. Of Poor Anton E. Erickson,
Of Covington, Peter M. Getzen, Of
Baraga, John Campbell. of L'Anse,
County Agent James McKercher. of
Sturr, with Judge Of Probate ]. J.
O'Connor inspected the Jail Wednes-
day.
Miss Florence Edwards left Wed
ncsday for Hancock where she had
her tonsils taken out.
The Farm Bureau at its regular
meeting last Saturday placed anoth-
er order for car of supplies, the
last one being successfully handled
by them.
Mrs. Matt Mcdonnell left. yester-
day for her future home in Munising,
her many friends here regret her de-
parture. .
E. ]. Anderson, the jeweler, spent
several days the first of the week at
Newberry.
DR.. Neff, Of Chicago. was guest
Wednesday of Prosecutor H. A..
Brennan.
Norman Richards cut his foot
Tuesday at the Baraga Lumber Cos
camp south Of L'Anse.
James jacobson, who was a stu
dent at the M. A. C. at Lansing, was
transferred to Madison where he will
attend the u. Of w.
Mrs. M. T. Deschaine visited We'd
nesday in Houghton.
Arthur Johnson was a Hancock
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Ada Tollefson visited We'd
nesday in the copper country.
Last Saturday night at Zeba the
many friends Of Mrs. William Toll