The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-11
NEWS NOTES OF
LOCAL INTEREST

homesite will find no better than that
in Seifert's addition. Phone or see
H. j. Seifert and he will be pleased
to show you the lots or give you any
further information advertisement.
Joseph Chaput and son Gilbert will
build seven-room, two-story home
on their land south of L'Anse.
Messrs. Bert Darke and Gilbert
Chaput were Houghton callers last
Friday.
The household furniture of Jean
Belanger ives brought here the first
of the week from Big Bay in II. A..
Lachapelle's truck Mr.. Belanger is
employed in the Ford mill as filer.
Mrs. F. w. Knepple and daughter
Ursula visited Monday in Marquette.
Dave Corey returned Monday to
Port Huron after a weeks business
visit here looking after his interests
in the O'Connell Lumber Company.
Rev. FIR. Breault was in Houghton
Monday.
Menard and Sanregret have sold
autos to the following: Section Fore
man Johnson of Nestoria, a Studeba-
ker Special Six; Jalmer Johnson, A..
Peterson and Ernest Rylander, Chew
rolets.
w. E. Carlin Of Iron Mountain, en-
gineer for the Ford Motor Company,
transacted business here last Satur-
day.
Mrs. w. H. Blaksley of Eagle
River, Wis, arrived last Saturday to
visit Mr.. Blakslev for tow weeks.
They will make L'Anse their home af-
ter June first, when school closes and
they can bring their children here.
Messrs. Pellisier and Cummings
have completed surveying the lots in
the Seifert and Sicotte additions.
Fifty-five children of the Sacred
Heart church will receive their first
Communion in the near future.
Chris Rowe spent Sunday in Iron
Mountain.
w. G. Lockerby returned Monday
from Iron Mountain, where he spent
the week end. Mrs. Lockerby re-
turned with him. Thev have shipped
their household goods here to again
make L'Anse their home.
Oscar Laakonen of Srurr township
was L'Anse business caller Monday.
George Egerer has taken a position
as day electrician at the hydro electric
power plant.
Mrs. Harger of Detroit returned
Monde after spending several days
here guest of Mrs. Seifert. Mrs.
Harger was formerly Mrs. Emery
Welsh.
Mr.. Homebuilder.-Se Seifert's addi-
tion offers you an exceptionally fine
location for your residence. See H.
J. Seifert if you are interested.-ad-
ivertisement.
Harry Ellico will erect bungalow
18 20.
NJ md Mrs. Charles Dunbar last
week moved on their property which
they purchased from Edward Sicotte.
The Voetsch building has been re-
shingled.
julius Foy will erect five-room
bungalow, with bath, "a x 40, on his
lots in L'Anse Heights Midos Rob-
ert has the contract.
Twenty-Five of the classmates of
Miss Grenafore Westphal on Monday
night surprised her with a rarty at
her home, it being the young ladv's
birthday. A jolly time is reported,
the amusements being singing, dane
ing and card playing. Luncheon was
served.
Mrs. E. T. Andersen is relieving
her sister, Miss Mary Jackson, who is
ill, as teacher at the Summit school.
| Dan McIvor is erecting four-room
cottage and expects to move next
week.
Peter Sands spent Wednesday al
Winona inspecting poles for the Ma.
tional Pole Company.
Guy Selden has accepted a position
as fireman on the railroad of Charles
Hebard & Sons Inc, at Pequaming
The L'Anse Garaga this week re.
ceived car of ten Overlands. They
sold Edward Sicotte Dodge touring
car.
Thomas A. Cosgrove is making &
number of improvements on his home
Rev. and Mrs. Rule returned Tues
day from Lake Linden. where Rev
Rule attended copper countr,
preachers meeting.
The L'Anse Ford baseball team ha.
arranged it's first two baseball games
On June 8 it plays at Calumet, will
a return game here June 10.
Mrs. Russell Loosemore visited il
the copper country Monday.
| George Chapel was in Houghtol
Tuesday.
Modest Roberts, Joseph Berringe
and Fred Duncan spent Sunday il
Chassell.
| Supervisor Swande Godell of Wat
ton transacted official business her
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Tracy and Lloy
Vedder Of Covington were L'Ans,
callers last Friday.
Robert Pratt visited last week wit
his son Dean at Trout Creek.
Ray L. Egeleston & Co. will put i
a Warner & Wessler heating syster
at the court house. They will also in
stall the fixtures in bath room 70
John Huyot.
u Misses Mae Cosgrove, Madelin
Holiday and Merva Menard spen
Sunday in Chassell.
. e. T. Hanley was called to his hom
in Atlantic Wednesday by the deaf
Of his father.
joseph Miettunen and James Ser
: la of Walton were business callers
L'Anse Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. August Everson an
4 daughter returned Wednesday froI
I K1inOvi1lo whoro Mr. Evorcox, 61o