The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-08
BARAGA ITEMS

Baraga lodge of the Odd Fellows
will conduct Memorial services at the
cemetery at Baraga Sunday after
noon, June TO- ALI members are ex-
pected to meet at the lodge hall at
1:15 p. m. Any Rebekah members
desiring to be present at the Memoir
ial services are requested to be at
the cemetery at LAS p. m.
Mrs. John Harris and Mrs. A. E.
Paine returned last Saturday from
the 500, where they attended a wom-
ems convention.
Miss Alice Crebassa is quite i'll
with pneumonia.
Adrian Anderson Of Detroit and
sister, Miss Ruth Anderson, who
taught the past year at Roscommon,
arrived at their home in the town.
ship Monday to visit their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson.
John r. Rasmussen and Charles
Mcmahon left Tuesday for Lake Co
gebic to do some cruising for the
Worcester Lumber Company.
Mrs. Lundin visited Tuesday in
Houghton.
On Monday an auto killed August
Hansen's COW.
Gust ePterson and niece, Grace Oh
Gust Peterson and niece, Grace Oh
day.
Barney Joiner will move the old
Laurn dwelling to the south side of
Lyons street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones and chill
dren have moved their household
goods into the Getzen home from
L'Anse.
Henry Korhonen and Francis Ko-
tia of Keweenaw Bay motored to
Covington Tuesday.
VIM. Mayo is erecting a kitchen on
his dwelling on Lyons street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto arlson and Turwold Easter
motored to Bergland Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Mayo, Mrs. Henry Cir
ard and Mrs. Henry Mayo and son
Edward were in Hancock Tueusday,
where Edward underwent an X-ray
examination of his left foot, he hav-
ing stepped on nail several weeks
ago.
Baraga defeated Bruce's Crossing
Sunday in one-sided game, the
score being 8 to 1. A return game
will be played Sunday at Bruce's
Crossing.
County School Commissioner Elna
Nelson spent the week visiting the
schools in the county.
Barney Joiner has completed addi-
tions On his two dwellings,, one hav-
ing three and the other four rooms.
Sixteen cans of fish fry were re-
ceiyed Tuesday and planted in the
streams near her.
Miss Eva Peterson of Bergland
was a guest at the Pasanen home the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Paine and chill
dren motored to Ontonagon Sunday.
L. j. Mapletoft completed the
porch on his home this week.
Mrs. Margaret Funke and Mrs. Jo-
seph LaBrecque and sons Lucius and
Joseph returned Monday from Los
Angeles, Calf, where they spent the
winter.
The following members from here
attended the X. c. initiation at Ham
cock Sunday: Rev. Douenberg, M. L.
Coon, Frank NJ. Ennis. John Terhorst,
]. E. ONeil. A. Waters. Will Hand,
Carlos Seretti, j. d. Madden, AL
phonse Gauthier. j. E. Clements, J..
H. Hid. F. w. Hid, Michael Shana-
han, Edward Foucault, Earl Barry,
Martin Cosgrove, VIM. Bohmier, AL
phonse Cote. John N. Cote and Os-
mund Sirard.
The wedding of Miss Anna Har-
rington of Marquette to Russell Hid
of Newberry occurred at Marquette
May 30th. Mr.. Hid is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hid and has. made his
home in Newberry the past few
years. His many former Baraga
friends extend congratulations.
Governor Groesbeck has designated
Flag Day for Thursday, June ID, and
calls upon the people to remember
the real significance Of our national