The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-01
BARAGA ITEMS

Misses Adeline Boyer and Martha
Menard of L'Anse were Baraga call
ers last Saturday.
Mrs. Edward rollefson of L'Anse
visited here Monday.
A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Waisanen.
Miss Elna Nelson and Miss Ruth
Engstrom returned last Friday from
Skanee, where they taught school the
past year.
Leo Barry left Monday for Kodiak,
Alaska, on a three months trip. He
will locate homesteaders on the Gov
ernment oil lands.
Messrs. Andrew Tourinen and Pet
er Hiltonen of Nisula were callers in
town Tuesday.
A. E. Paine was in Marquette last
Friday in attendance at session Of
the Shrine.
Sam Briggs of Grand Rapids was
a business caller here Tuesday.
! The Baraga and L'Apse Juniors
played a spirited game of baseball
here Sunday, the score being tie, z
to z, at the end of the ninth.
Misses Sallie Hanala and Fannie
Erickson of Keweenaw Bay spent the
week end at the Hutula home in Cow
ington.
Tom Rowe, Jr., of Keweenaw Bay
has accepted position in Klingville
as engineer.
Fred Beckman of Pelkie reports
! that fire the past week burned over
[ six hundred acres he owned.
Justice Philip Voetsch, E. T. An
dersen and A. LaBin of L'Anse trans
acted business here yesterday.
| Mrs. A. w. Dahlberg of Alston,
who was brought to Baraga for med
/ ical treatment, is reported critically
i'll, with slight hopes for a recovery.
! Messrs. Mike Kenefck and George
! Forest left yesterday for Chicago,
Milwaukee and Kalamazoo by auto.
Mr.. Kenefick has accepted a position
as salesman for Cudahy Bros, work.
ing in lower Michigan. Mr.. Forest
expects to return next week.
Twenty members of the Epworth
League enjoyed marshmallow roast
at the head of the bay Wednesday
evening.
Frank Paduan, the "Babe Ruth" Of
Keweenaw Bay, made a great hit
with the Pequaming people on Sun
udy ny IudhiIlS lHIec uOIic Iuilo.
| Miss Doris Raymond was confined
to her room Monday with illness.
A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ebert.
Will Richards has moved his fam
lily here from the 500 and will make
Baraga his home.
Chiropractic simply shows the way
to get at the cause of disease, and
how to adjust the cause SO that ma
ture may rebuild the diseased por-
tion of the body. Call and talk it
over with me.-Wm. A. Rylander, d.
c., Chiropractor, L'Anse, Mich.-ad-
vertisement.
Ishpeming defeated Baraga Sunday
here in the second contest played here
this year, the score being to 2. It
was good game. A large number
were present.
Miss Irene Gilman visited over the
week end at her home in Calumet.
Fourteen couple last Saturday
night surprised Harvey Raymond.
Bunco was played, Mrs. Fred -Urqu-
hardt winning first prize and Miss
Doris Raymond receiving the conso-
lation prize. A luncheon was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Shulstad mot
ored to the copper country Sunday.
Miss Ruth Jeffery spent the week
end at her home in Hancock.
The Young People of the M. E.
church had successful social last
light. A number attended.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Leo McKindles and
children Of Hancock were guests Sun.
day at the Schwalm home.
4 Mrs. John Beck and son Will and
Mrs. NLindbloom motored to Calumet
Tuesday and were guests Of their sis.
ter, Mrs. Michaelson.
Arthur LaBin Of the 500 has moved
here and will make Baraga his home
! Mrs. Southwell returned to Manis.
tique Monday after a brief visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Mcneil.
A number of friends Of Mrs. Isaac
Prost surprised her last Friday night
Music, games and singing were tn,
} features Of the evening, all present
: enjoying themselves. Luncheon wal
served.
Will Mayo is building porch OF
his home on Lyons street.
Will Beck, who was injured las
. January, will resume his position al
delivery clerk in Beck's store on Mon
J day.
} L. ]. Mapletoft was business call
: er in Marquette this week.
John Falk spent a few days thi,
week on selling trip in the Irol
{ country.