The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
NEWS NOTES OF
LOCAL INTEREST

before it's too late. See H. j. Seifert.
advertisement.
Next Monday Contractor Gustafson
will start pouring concrete for the
floor of the new dry kilns for the
Ford plant, there being 10000 yards
of space to cover. The concrete work
on the tunnel was completed yester-
day.. 1t is 1876 feet long, 10 feet
wide and 7 feet 2 inches high. The
tunnel is to be used for the steam
pipes.
Robert O'Toole returned yesterday
from a few days business visit in
Houghton.
John Gavin was copper country
caller yesterday.
Gust Gustafson of Skanee was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Homebuilder.-Seif addi-
tion offers you an exceptionally fine
location for your residence. See H..
]. Seifert if you are interested.-ad-
lvertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Loosemore
will move to Hancock next week, Mr..
Loosemore being driver on the Yel-
low Buss.
E. J. Westphal attended a meeting
of the Cloverland Rodded Insurance
Company at Houghton yesterday.
Contractors Paul Roehm and w.
j. Milford of Calumet and Ed Trevar-
row of Houghton, secretary of the
Houghton County Loan and Invest
ment Association, were business Wis
| itors in L'Anse yesterday.
Contractors John Marsh of Chica-
go and Smith and Sparks of Hough-
ton were in town yesterday.
i Mrs. Alphonse Carboneau and Miss
Agnes Bussier Of Champion were
guests of Mrs. Louis Bussier the first
of the week.
A meeting of the Baraga and
Houghton County Association of La
ldy Maccabees will be he'd next
Thursday at Houghton. Those from
here who contemplate attending are
requested to notify Mrs. Bussier.
Lutheran church services at the
Town Hall next Tuesday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
The foot specialist of Getz's depart
ment store of Marquette will be at
the Thomas Totel next Wednesday
and Thursday with complete line Of
women's and children's high grade
footwear. You are cordially invited
to inspect this wonderful display of
beautiful footwear advertisement.
Edward Johnston returned to his
home in Houghton last Thursday, af-
ter brief visit here.
Judge of Probate j. j. O'Connor
and sisters Molly and Rose returned
last Friday from brief visit in De-
troit and Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Engstrom
were in Michigamme last Friday, Wis
iting Mrs. Engstrom's parents.
Mrs. d. r. Menard returned last
Friday from few weeks visit in
Chicago.
Miss Simpson and Miss Gilmore
were copper country callers last Sat-
urday.
John Holm, the Huron Bay fisher
man, was in the hospital at Ishpe-
ming last week for few days treat
ment.
County Engineer Anderson visited
over the week end in Iron River.
Miss Ruthanna Ruthstrom left
Sunday for Lake Linden where she
has secured position with the w. T.
Culver Lumber Company.
Peter Clyne, Jr., of Paulding spent
Sunday at his home here.
Christian Almli this week com.
menced building on his lots.
Carl Johnson visited a few days
this week with his uncle at Silver. !
Mrs. w. w. Kimmel, daughter ant
sen returned to Hancock Monday af
ter a few days. visit with Mrs. De-
Iloise Menard, Mrs. Kimmel's mother
At a meeting of the township boart
last Thursday Leo j. Brennan wa.
appointed attorney and DR.. Won Eel
len health officer.
A son was born last Friday to Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Chapman.
Frank /. Bertrand was busines!
caller in Michigamme Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Luke hav,
moved their household furniture her,
from Michigamme and will reside up
stairs of the home formerly occupie,
by Mr.. Alter.
Hubert Seavoy on Tuesday pur
chased REQ speed wagon from tn
, L'Anse Garage for his oil delivery
. he being the local representative O
the Standard Oil Company.
, Woods Supt. and Mrs. Herman
Hartt have moved their household
effects from Iron Mountain into tn
, home formerly occupied by Mr.. an
Mrs. Alter.
Messrs. Emil Sanregret and Etme
Menard were in Iron Mountain Tues
. day.
Mrs. J. B. Harrington and daughte
Myra visited the first of the week il
, Hancock with her mother, Mrs. 81
i bilsky.
Frank Menard left Monday fo
, Marquette, being called as witnes
in u. s. court.
The man who is looking for mic
homesite will find no better than tina
: in Seifert's addition. Phone or Sc
!. H. J. Seifert and he will be please
to show you the lots or give you an
: further information advertisement
r. B. Reynolds of Houghton. was
! guest of his daughter, Mrs. c. H. Al
lderson, this week.
!. F. J. Lyons has moved his phal
: macy into his own building on Mai
e. street.
: Mrs. C. H. Anderson, who has bee
: absent since last Fall, returned Nor
day.
e County Clerk PennoclS was
! Houghton Wednesday,