The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-02-02
NEWS NOTES OF
LOCAL INTEREST

We knock the spots off Of high
prices. For Saturday and Monday,
Creamery butter, 54c, strictly fresh
eggs 45c dozen.-Paquette Brothers
Co.
Menard & Sanregret will this week
receive three Light Six Studebakers,
Sheriff Dantes receiving one of the
cars.
Mrs. F. w. Knepple spent Tuesday
in Lake Linden attending the second
birthday Of her only grandson Fred
Knepple, Jr.
The many friends of DR.. Cyril Co
NEE are pleased to learn that he has
opened up dental Office in Niagara,
Wis. The doctor is well known here
through his visits and his friends wish
him success.
An informal social gathering was
held Monday evening by the guests of
the Thomas Hotel, those present re-
porting very enjoyable evening.
Contractors A. j. Verville, Sam R.
Alo and N. ]. Brodeur Of Hancock
were L'Anse bushes callers Tuesday.
Mrs. F. J. Bertrand of Michigan
me will spend the week end in town
visiting her husband, Mr.. Bertrand.
Armos Kopponen returned Sunday
from Grand Rapids, where he has
been employed the past few months:
Peter Clyne was cruising near Mes
toria Tuesday.
J. E. Bremen, superintendent of
the National Pole Company's yards
here, has been confined to his home
this week by illness.
We are greasing the skids off the
high prices. Sunkist oranges 2Sc
dozen; large cans pears, for 95c.-
Paqrette Brothers Co.
Several of our hockey enthusiasts
were in Marquette the first of the
week witnessing the Calumet-Mar-
quette games. Mervin Klyne played
with Marquette the first game.
Supt. w. II. Pinder visited the
Summit and Herman schools Wednes-
day.
Miss Alma Simpson, county nurse,
was in Herman Wednesday examin-
ingsths school children.
Messrs. w. C. and Frank Van Or
den and Richard Weir of Houghton
were in town Wednesday.
Martin voetsch Of Marquette, a
former prominent resident of L'Anse,
was in town Wednesday visiting rel
atives.
Mural Liberty Of Iron Mountain
arrived Tuesday and has taken po-
.sition in the Ford mill here.
Edward Sicotte was a Houghton
caller Wednesday.
Paquette's are offering for Sat
urday and Monday-Pork loins 23c
fancy creamery butter sac, fresh eggs
45c.-Paquette Brothers Co.
Joseph Beesley of the Army Store
has added line of five, ten and fif-
teen cent novelties and necessities.
x Mrs. J. H. Mclean was called tc
Detroit last week by the death of heI
sister, Mrs. Gauthier.
VIM. Neohaelson, sales manage,
for the Pelkie creamery, called or
his trade here Wednesday.
Mrs. Jacobsen was called to Mich
igamme by the serious illness of hel
sister, Mrs. Thompson.
Charles o. Bergland returned tc
his home in Houehton Tuesday aftel
weeks recreation here at Georg'
Deffoe's camp.
Ray Monette of Houghton was :
guest Sunday at the LaSarge home.
Babe Colombo of Houghton was ;
Sunday caller at the Lough home.
Mrs. Ray Mcmahon and child, VIII
were guests here the past few week
Of Mrs. McMahon's mother, Mrs
Cote, left yesterday for Ludingtol
for two weeks visit before return
ing to their home in Detroit.
Mrs. Wade Picard is clerking thi
week in Sicotte's store, Miss Bigra,
taking weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Bertran
will move into the bungalow formerl
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. O.
Leary. Their household goods hav
been shipped from Michieamme. Mr.
Bertrand is expected tomorrow.
w. /. Morrison will spend the wee
end at his home in Manistique.
Miss Mabel McKenna of Skane
left yesterday for Chicago where sh
will attend school.
Mrs. John Brogan and her mothei
Mrs. Frank Miron Of Pequaming wer
Houghton visitors yesterday
Henry Johnston the first Of th
week purchased team of driver
from Gustave Lundberg, the Skane
stage driver.
w. T. Culver of Ludington arrive
x1octovdav and Ia a cueat of his dauol