The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22

ridey ana expects TO make LAnHe
his home.
Eddie st. Onge, year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Huger St. Onge, will rs-
turn Sunday from the Hancock hos.
pital, where he has been confined the
past two weeks, having underwent au
operation.
Leonard B. Pyl!las, former
L'Anse boy, graduated yesterday
from the Detroit College of Lam.
His friends felicitate him on his grad
uation and wish his successful es-.
reer.
| Mrs. F. J. Jens and Fred Nelson
and sister, Miss Dagnur of Appleton.
Wis, arrived yesterday and are
guests at the Westphal home.
! j. B. Knight of Norway, veterar
editor and publisher of the Norway
Current, was in town Wednesday and
made pleasant cali at the Sentinel
office.
Contractor G. A. Gustafson, Of
Norway, who is erecting the dry
kilns, was here Wednesday looking
over the work. His daughter, Miss
Esther, accompanied him.
Mrs. Paul Wells and daughter Of
Detroit arrived Wednesday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse
Gamache
Miss Stella Gamache and grand
mother, Mrs. Gamache, arrived We'd
nesday from Marquette.
Mrs. J. X. Norton and daughter of
Detroit arrived last Friday for an
eight weeks visit with her mother.
Mrs. Boivin.
Ted Lockerby returned Wednesday
from Iron Mountain, where he has at.
tended school the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Terriere, Al
bert Sibelsky and Elmer Menard mot
ored to Laurium Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Marie Gomez and daughter
Jean and Miss Angeline Bigraw Wis
tied in Houghton Tuesday.
Miss Loretta Chaput returned last
Saturday from Marquette, where
she spent the past year at school.
Ted Kotila will leave tomorrow for
Mt. Pleasant, where he will attend
the Central Normal for the summer
term.
The U. P. Speciality company has
received the contract for decorating
the city CT Negaunee for the home
coming and celebration July 2-3-a
E. j. Westphal will have charge Of
the work. 4
Woods Supt. and Mrs. Herman
Hartt motored to Sidnaw Wednesday
afternoon.
Supervisor Swande Godell, Arvid
Sallie, Hjalmer Neimi and Elmo Lep-
ola of Walton were business callers
in town Wednesday.
The following copper country gen.
tlemen were in town Wednesday: At
torneys D. L. Robinson, w. J. Gal
braith, B. H. T. Burritt and C. o. o.
liver and Messrs. j. M. Turke and Jo-
seph Urfels.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Deschaine.
Edward Langevine Of Chassell has
secured position in the mill here.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ransome May.
Miss Beulah Anderson is confined
to her home this week with illness.
A daughter was born last Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. John st. Germain.
G. A. Headquist Of Iron Mountain
was IN town Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Picard returned last
Saturday from Hancock, where she
attended school the past year.
The fourth boiler in the Ford No
tor ccnrany's saw mill will be con-
nected Sunday, giving them consid-
cradle additional steam power.
Thomas and Ethel Picard arrived
Sunday from Assinins, where they at
jtenGed school.
Rev. Breault as Houghton caller
Wednesday. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gerard visited
in Chassell the first of the week.
Joseph Chaveliel is erecting cot
tage on his lot on Broad street.
A contract to deliver 10000 cords
Of chemical wood by January was
entered into by August Hutula of
Covington. This is large job and
he i'll have to keep his crews hustlins
to get out this amount of timber.
George Sipple will build bunga-
low, 1S 26, OF three rooms. He ex-
poets to start work at once.