The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-21
L'ANsE NEWS NOTES

Heart church, Rev. F.. Breault oftic-
iating.
The Detroit Graphite company Will
finish it's mining operations near The
Taylor mine next month with an out
put of 1900 tons CT graphite. J. w.
Aston Of Detroit, secretary-treasurer
Of the company, spent the past week
at the scene of operations. The ore
is shipped to Detroit to be manufac-
tured into paint.
Mrs. Henry Roberts and daughter
OF Chicago arrived Wednesday and
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eustach
Duchenno.
The Ford Motor company yesterday
sent sixteen heavy draft horses from
Hebard's camp to Sidnaw. Isaac Le-
selius had charge of the trip.
Miss Albertina Stenson left Cow
ington Tuesday for Kalamazoo.
Lucien Lefebvre left last week for
his home in Minneapolis, after spend
inG ten weeks here a guest CT his
daughter, Mrs. Sicotte and Mrs. Cyr,
and son Louis.
Friday.
Mrs. Leviop Tollefson and daughter
Clara and Mrs. Leo Tollefson visited
last Saturday in Calumet.
Howard Gross of Ripley visited
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Gross.
Alex Nori of Spur township has
been fined SIS and costs for violating
the game laws.
Mrs. Philip Moreau and daughtev
spent the week end in Calumet.
Vital LaVallie last Friday accom-
panied his grandson, Master Will
Selden, to Lansing, where the lad will
attend the school for the blind.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Deffoe mot
ored to Houghton last Friday.
1t pays to insure with Deschaine.
advertisement S-3-f
Miss Clara Menard left Wednesday
for Balboa, Panama, where she will
teach her second year. 1t will take
her two weeks to make the trip.
Next Thursday morning Miss Cece-
liza Adams will become the bride of
Arthur Cote. The ceremony will
take place at Sacred Heart church,
Rev. FIR. Breault officiating.
Leo Paquette on Tuesday attended
play at the Ishpeming theatre.
Morris Denomme left Monday for
Painesdale, having accepted posi-
ton in Lough's camp.
r. w. Menge, Gordon Seavoy and
Henning johnson will leave today for
East Lansing to attend the Michigan
Agricultural College. Messrs. Sea-
voy and Johnson start their first year.
j. NJ. Telford returned Tuesday
from Flint with new Buick sedan.
Alex Giroux of camp Ia was in
town Monday on business.
r. j. Howes of Covington returned
to his home Monday after few days
visit here.
It pays to insure with Deschaine.
advertisement. 9-3-f
Vim. Levitan was in CHICAGO the
first of the week on a purchasing
trip.
Miss Phoebe Campbell left yester-
day for Ann Arbor to attend the Uni
versity. n
Rev. Rule left Monday for Detroit;
TO attend the conference.
The L'Anse Ford band on Monday
evening serensded Supt. Herman
Harrt and Franl; Bertrand at their
homes. Mr.! Bertrand leaves today
fer Iron Mountain. He hes been main
" instrumental in the organization
OF the band, the boys feeling deeply
grateful to him for his services.
john Mcdonnell leave today fo,
Ann Arbor to resume his studies al
the University.
Misses Gertrude Cosgrove, Her.
main Seavoy and Ottomine Almli will
leave Sunday for Marquette to at.
tend the Normal.
Miss Cleo Stapleford Of Goodman
Wis, has taken position as book.
Keeper and stenographcr in Saxby
& Lucas's Office.
purchased lots in Brennan's addition
Walter Tailor returned TUESDAY
from Glenwood City, Wis, where h,
spent four weeks.
Mrs. Thomas ID. Tracy returned last
Saturday from Duluth, where she has
been the past four weeks, boing called
there by the illness of her mother.
Miss Alice Williams of Chicago
Paul Williams of Hancock and Harr,
Beesley of Houghton were guests
Monday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bees.
ley.
Fred Knapp left Tuesday fol
Painesdale where he will work fol
Albert Lough.
Mrs. Page and grandson Roy O.
Occnto and Mrs. Keil and son Shelb,
and Ornton of Marinette returned t,
their home Tuesday, after a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Keil
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brazleau O
Gwinn returned to their home Monda,
after a few days visit with Mr.. an
Mrs. John Bazinet.
Herbert Claussen has started tn
erection of Groom / " story cottag
in Sicotte's addition.
The two 65-ft. steel girders for tn
Silver river bridge were received q
Monday. Worden-Allen Co. of Mi
waukee will place them.
Jack Christianson of Milwaukee
was. a guest Sunday of his brothe
Chris.
Menard G. Sanregret on Tuesda
received a car Of six Fords, thre
touring two roadsters and a four
door sedan.
The high school football team play
its first game at Houghton Saturday
John Duguay has placed seven
passenger Hudson sedan on his run
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