The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-02-16
NEWS N0IES 0F
LOCAL. INTEREST

ne, Lauies' Ana Society Vi ,a,e "a.
r.. church will meet Wednesday at
2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs.Steln-
ha-h The society is open for mem
bership and would also welcome any
-r;s;. IS - thnir r'"o'i-~.
Mrs. Herbert Bonner was a Hough-
. ton laIl.. ia. C..:.s1~y.
Mrs. Nyman of Herman was
L'Ansc shopper iasv rriuay.
Master Robert Kotila snent the
week end at his home in Arnheim.
E'i7aho'h Fdwardsen was in the
copper country last Saturday for OPP
tical treatment.
Dave Corey left last Friday for his
home in Port Huron AFTER spending a
week here looking after his business
ia.,.sSts II thc o'Conrcll Lumber
Company.
Mrs. f. O Alter was a caller in
IIoughton last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave kopponen were
copper country callers last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson of
Milwaukee arrived last Saturday for
icf -'sit.
Thomas Coughlin Of Hancock was a
business caller in B'Anse last Satur-
day.
Miss Jean Campbell Of Caspian
spent the week end in town.
IL c.
urday for Flint where she will attend
school the nent six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Pekonen OF
Zeba spent the week end visiting Mr.
and Mrs. joseph Pekkala at Herman
Woods Supt. Herman Hartt spent
the week end Mt his home in Iron
Mountain.
Thomas Follis of Marquette, for
mer L'Anse resident, was here calling
on his hardware trade last Friday.
Will Crane, who is employed al
Green Bay by the Chicago and North
western railroad, spent few days
this week at his home in L'Anse.
Miss Esther Hendrickson of Chas-
sell was L'Anse caller last Satur-
day.
JtAn C:,yo..s, ,...h3 ;.55auIscd Jo-
seph Bellair last Thursday night
was arraigncd wednesday before JUS
tice Philip Voetsch. TIE case was
postponed until next wednesday.
VIM. Luke spent the week end at
his home in Michigamme.
Jcecrh Niettune, &C Watton was n
week end business caller in L'Anse.
rohcr+ rrirc of ~. ..a..1aS.,, n
dance at Herman last Saturday night.
Miss ia. No Tv,,efsun of Lake Lin
den arrived last Saturday for brief
visit at her home, returning Monday:
M. o. Seavoy was in Hancock Mon
day visiting his brother, Victor.
Charles Dunbar of Sarcla has ac-
cepted a position as. millwright in the
mill.
John Lees OF Hancock was in town
Monday.
MatL Lepisto OF Spur township
was business caller in L'Anse Mon
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reding returned
to Calumet Monday after spending
Sunday at the O'oCnnor home.
Mrs. Charles Kelsey was confined
to her room the past week with i'll
ness.
Charles Morris of Duluth, district
sales manager for the Holt tractor,
was business caller here last week.
Steve Lowney Of Marquette ar
rived Monday for cruising trip out
of L'Anse.
p. j. OLeary of Lake Linden,
woods surerintendent for the Stearns
& Culver Lumber Co., was in town
Td7s'a- rrd Wcd..cad-y.
Charles Auger returned Tuesday
from p brief visit in Hancock.
Supt. Of Poor A. E. Erickson of
Covington was in town Tuesday at
tending meeting of the Poor board
Urho Bredback spent the week end
at his home in Arnheim.
Samuel Johnston and Peter Creb-
assa were in Houghton inc fest of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Keil left Mon
day for weeks visit in Marinettc
with relatives.
Attorney II. A. Brennan was in
Iron Mountain the first Of the week
on legal business.
The many L'Anse friends Of Rich
ard s. Linsley, who left recently for
Detroit, viii be pleased TO learn that