The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-07


lytic strokes, is improving somewhat
but no hopes are held out for his re.
covery.
Mrs. John Mathes spent the pas,
week visiting with old friends al
L,Anse.
Misses Esther and Ruth Hansen OF
Marquette were guests over the week
end Of their aunt, Mrs. Peter Foss.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Harter and chill
dren have moved from Keweenaw
Bay and will make their home here.
Mrs. Greenier, who has been i'll the
past five weeks, Is now on the road to
recovery and expects to be out soon.
John Vaughn left Monday for Trout
Greek, where he will spends week the
guest of his son. ]. C. Vaughn.
L. j. Mapletoft, who is employed in
Iron Mountain, returned to work
Monday after brief visit at his
home here.
Mrs. VIM. Price and children were
copper country callers Monday.
M, T. Kenefick left last Saturday
for a weeks visit at the 500. He
will then 60 to Owen Sound to spend
the holidays.
Mrs. Morris returned to Duluth last
Friday after few weeks visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brand
volt.
John Falk spent several days this
week in the Crystal Falls district
calling on his cigar trade.
Fire Warden H. J. Koepp Of Mar
quette was here Tuesday on official
business.
Thurston Marlsle, who was called
here last week by the illness of his
father, returned to Flint Sunday, his
aunt, Miss Markle. accompanying him
to her home in Cheboygan.
A farewell party was given last
Saturday night to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Kotila at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Raymond. Bunco was
played and bountiful luncheon
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Koilta left yes
terday for their new home in Miranda,
Texas.
Peter Foss will run the logging
camp for the Baraga Lumber COM
pany at Bovine this winter.
Messrs. Rubel johnson, Patrick
Burns, Bert Foucault, Charles Nc
Mahon, Joseph Clisch and Francis
Falk on Monday night motored to
White City, witnessing a large fire
which DESTROYED several houses.
Miss Marthta Mcmahon left Sun
day for st. Ignace after a few days
visit here with relatives.
Miss Monica Ibbotson returned Sum
day to Marquette to resume her stud
les at the Normal.
Joseph Gerard -Nleft Tuesday for
Nestoria to install a complete bath
room outfit in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurston Foster.
Miss Marcella Hid returned Sum-
day to Newbery to resume her duties
as teacher, after spending several
days here visiting with her parents.
Mrs. Irving Pearce and children Of
Iron Mountain returned to their home
Sunday after spending a few days
guests of Mrs. Funke.
The South Shore carpenters have
finished their repair work here and
left Tuesday for Nestoria.
Thursday Of last week in Ishpeming
Miss Edla Helemias of Ishpeming be-
came h tebride Of Charles Lepponen,
Rev. Hillila of the Finnish Lutheran
church performing the ceremony. AZ
ter brief honeymoon they arrived in
where they vii reside, Mr..
Lepponen owning farm in the town.
ship.
A social hop will be given Saturday
night in the Star of Wasa hall by the
members Of the order Of the Star fof
Wasa. The committee in charge is
making extensive preparations for
rood time, large number signifying
heir intention to attend.
Messrs. Edward and Paul Michael
son returned to their home in Calu-
net Tuesday after few days visit
with John Beck
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck motored to
Hancock Tuesday.
County Surveyor John R. Rasmus-
zen and John Mcintosh left Tuesday
fcr the Limestone mountain near AL
,ton on q three weeks cruising trip
FOR the Worcester Lumber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nesbitt and
'amily spent the Thanksgiving week
nd at Dollar Bay, guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. w. Clements, Mrs. Nesbitt's
,arents.
Herman ,Rossberg has returned to
his home from the hospital at Han
.ock, where he recently underwent an
,reration for appendicitis. He is feel
ng well and hopes are held out for q !,
,reedy recovery.
The Baraga high school bows bas-
tetball team was defeated Thursday /
4 last week at Champion by the score
# a. to 8.
Mrs. Lundin visited over the week /
md at Michigamme.
r. p. Bronson Of Ishpering was q
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