The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-18
BARAGA NEWS NOTES

Theodore Fellman spent the week
end at his home in Marquette in at
tendance at family reunion.
Miss Eunice Howard is taking a
two weeks vacation from her duties
in the Cameron store.
j. N. Cote, Ford county agent, was
in Milwaukee the first of the week.
Mrs. Rinkey returned Monday from
a brief visit in the copper country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beaulieu
and children Of Chassell were guests
Sunday at the Cameron home.
Miss Ruth Gifard has taken a po-
sition as clerk in the Cameron store.
Messrs. C. o. Holmes and Charles
Auge were business callers in L'Anse
Tuesday mc:Iing.
Mrs. Haller Of Chicago was a
guest of her sister, Mrs. GLADDEN.,
the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Nesbitt, Mrs. Joseph
Gerard, Mrs. Mural Liberty and son
and Mrs. Ellenich and son visited in
L'Anse Monday afternoon.
Republic meets Baraga here Sun
day afternoon in the first baseball
game of the season.
The young people CT the NJ. E.
church are planning to give a pro-
gram and social the first week in
June to raise funds to pay for their
piano.
Mrs. Charles Peterson will erect a
bungalow on Lyons street; it will be
26 26 and will contain four rooms.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lun-
din Of the country was brought to
town for medical treatment for an
infected leg.
Deputy Fire Warden H. ]. Koepp
Of Marquette was called here this
week by the forest fires west Of Bar
aga.
The Baraga Lumber Company has
sold six hundred cords of hemloclS
slabs and will ship them to Muske-
gon. Forty box cars will be required
to haul the wood, shipments going
forth daily.
! Mrs. Ida Smith of Greenland was
guest this week Of her sister, Mrs
Jacob Bendry.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neither and
children returned Sunday from De.
troit, where they have resided the
past winter.
The Baraga Lumber Company IL
rafting logs at the head of the bay.
Henry Ford's Religion" will bt
the theme Of the service at the M. E
church Sunday evening. All are cor
daily invited. Special music by the
choir.
A second patrol of Boy Scouts
known as the Grow Patrol, has beer
organized with Rev. Stanford as th'
scout master.
Miss Maud Cameron was Hough
ton caller Wednesday.
Miss Sophia Karkanen left Wed
nesday for Kalamazoo to take part il
the state contest for shorthand ant
Itypepwriting. She was winner il
the Lake Linden and Marquette con
tests. Miss Ina Lindberg, teacher ii
the cpmmercial department of the
Baraga high school, accompanied her
Justice John Markle was in L'Ans
Wednesday drawing the jurors TO
the June term. Thomas Rosenbuscl
and Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Clisch ais
visited in L'Anse Wednesday.
| Martha, nineteen year old daughte
tof Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heusa, die,
Monday in Calumet. She was grad
uate Of the Baraga high school. Fun
eral was held yesterday in Calumet
i State Bank Examiners Baldwin
and Kaye Of Manistique arrived Wed
nesday and are making an examins
tion Of the books of the closed ban
of H. r. GLADDEN..
Miss Eva Peterson Of Bergland Wis
Iited here Sunday.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mathes wer
Houghton visitors Wednesday.
John Norbeck was in Calumet yes
terday securing papers 80 that hi
: brother Oscar of Wasa, Finland, ca
come to America.
A. E. Lytikainen was taken to tn
hospital at Laurium Wednesday b
Supervisor Olson. He is sufferin
from an attack Of appendicitis.