The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-04-21
RARsGA NEWS NOTES

NJ arl .Is. Er:ck S;pcla have
moved into their new home and are
~. ...j,, iiIg its comforts.
Mrs. H. j. Seifert and Mrs. Lizzie
Hansen OF L'Anse were guests Tues
day Of Mrs Thomas Murphy.
The Baraga Lumber Company's |
sew rn;i' w r.art ia nioht shift or
Monday. Logs are being received
asi,,yy/J, ..l III. thefe is Sufficient
timber for good seasons cut.
waiter nansen o1 Negaunee was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Papin and
dauchter ~ Vrron Bay visited over
Easter at Assinins.
cnr'Wo' s-e ault returned 20 Sha-
nee Monday, after spending Easter
a guest of his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Benowa~,
A son was born last Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Stratten.
Mrs. Jonn Wakevainen of Trout
Greek is here on two weeks visit
with her sons, Robert and Elmo.
w. C. Birls was in LAnse Tuesday
and qualified before the county clerk
as county road commissioner to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Peter Newman
Ms. 4. y. Schwaim and daughter
Marion visited Sunday in Hancock
with Mrs Leo H. McKindles, Mrs.
Schwalm's daughter.
Mrs VIA. Drr,see Of Houghton was
here Wednesday in attendance at the
funeral vf The late Mr.. Arvidson.
Martin Farrell spent Easter visit
ing with his sister in Marquette.
Miss Doris Ross visited in Calumet
over the week end with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Harter.
Miss Lempi Koskela of Keweenaw
Bay visited here Sunday.
Miss Nellie Reed returned to AL
ston Tuesday to resume her duties as
teacher, after spending Easter at her
home here.
Mrs. Jess Cavel and children of
Rapid River are here for two weeks
visit.
Miss Jeaa Ioul: OF Chassell was a
guest this week of Mrs. John Getzen.
The dance given Monday evening
by the Lady Maccabees was well at
tended and very much enjoyed. The
Harmoy Six Of Calumet furnished
excellent music.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. g. Rirk and chill
dren motored to Houghton last Sat
urday. 80
Messrs. Carl Nord, Edward Fou.
eauiI, iiugh Nesbitt and Matt Getzer
were in Hancock Monday in attend
ance at the organization of the base
ball league. No teams from this sec
ton were admitted.
G. +. Kleimer of Houghton was &
business caller here Monday.
Mrs Fred Jones and children o.
Hancock are guests this week Of Mrs
Burns, ms. Jones mother.
John Cosgrove was in L'Anse OF
Tuesday, a guest of his son, Thoma.
A. Cosgrove.
Miss ANY Newton returned to hel
home in Keweenaw Bay last week
after several months visit in Detroi
and Ypsilanti.
Earl Beckman and sister Alvina O.
Pelkie were week end guests of theil
aunt, Mrs. Bizonette, at L'Anse.
Theron DeLude was in L'Anse las
Saturday.
Supt. O'Neill suent his Easter va
cation at his home in Hancock.
John N. Cote returned last Frida,
from few days business visit il
Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Paquette O
Keweenaw Bay visited in L'Anse las
Friday.
Gust Grawn was a business calle
in L'Anse last Friday.
Miss Marcella Hid is home fror
Marquette this week in attendance a
the funeral Of her sister-in-law, Mr.,
Russell Hid.
Anthony Saladin last Saturday pur
chased Ford touring car from !. \
Cote, county agent for the Ford lin,
Mrs. Irene Perrq of Detroit is
guest of her father, Huph Nesh;tt
Napoleon Durand of Hubbell visite
here Monday enroute tn .Kenosra.
Lauri Laurn of Hancock visite
here Tuesday and Wednesday wit
old friends.
Township Treasurer Arvid ythn
son was an official caller in Houghto
yesterday.