The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-10-12


son yesterday accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Zeigenbein to Appleton.
Fourteen teachers are in attend
ance at the u. P. Educational Asso-
citation meeting at Menominee.
Miss Elna Nelson was in Lansing
last week in attendance at meeting
of the county school commissioners
of the state.
The time element must be consid-
cred by the patient when taking Chi
ropractic adjustments. Too many
fail to realize that it has taken
months or possibly years for the
chronic disorder to develop, conse-
quently they expect too much from
small number of adjustments. Give
Chiropractic fair trial and good re-
suits are obtainable in the majority
of cases. Consultation free.-Wm.
A. Rylander, DR.. Of Chiropractic,
L'Anse, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Chosa, while
driving from Kcweenaw Bay to Bar
aga last Saturday, had their car turn
turtle. No one was seriously injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Clements of
Dollar Bay visited at the Nesbitt and
Clements homes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal N. Clisch and
family motored Sunday to Aston.
where they were guests at the Clisch
home.
VIM. Koppman of Keweenaw Bay
visited last Saturday ard Sunday at
Munising.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Knisely of Her
Evansville were guests last Saturday
and Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Payne.
Herbert Claussen has put in plan
er, re-saw and rip-saw in the Boyer
building in L'Anse and is prepared to
do work along this line.
Rowe Harter on Wednesday opened
up pool room in the Falk building.
He was in Green Bay and purchased
four pool tables. He will also run a
lunch room and sell, cigars, cigar
cites, tobacco and candy.
Francis DeLude Of Houghton on
Monday sold his lot and dwelling in
Foote'S addition to Edward Johnson.
Bert Hall cn Wednesday started
numbering at Skanee, He will cut
$4,000 feet Of timber, which will be
taken cut for the Baraga Lumber
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright Of Kali
kaska arrived Monday and will make
their home here this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Foster and
son Of Nestoria were guests Sunday
of Mrs. Fosters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Foucault.
Mrs. Michael LaCourt and children
motored to Houghton last Saturday.
On Monday little Mary Murphy eel
ebrated her sixth birthday. Several Of
her young friends were present and
assisted in making the party sue
cess.
, Joseph Grintz of Dollar Bay was
guest Of Fred Clisch few days this
week. O
Nelson Clisch and son Pero left
Monday for Aston where they are
doing some exploratory work.
]. N. Cote, the Ford dealer, on
Tuesday received carload shipment
of four touring cars, one runabout,
one sedan and one truck.
A collision between a Ford car
owned by Toivo Kirkanen Of Baraga
and an Overland owned by Paul
Schultz Of L'Anse occurred near the
Red Rocks last Friday night. The
occupants of both cars were badly
bruised and scratched but not seri-
cusly injured.
VIM. Neither and Antoine Bohmicr
are erecting new homes in the south
end of Baraga.
: Supt. j. E. O'Neil, Charles Heusa
and H. J. Fal!s attended the school of
ficers' meeting at L'Anse last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August LaCasse and
children Of Calderwood spent the
week end here visiting old friends.
Miss Inez Mattson, who is teaching
at Covington, spent the week end
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mattson.
A steel bridge has been completed
over the Sturgeon river at Papin sid
ing by Highway Commissioner Ed
ward Niemi.
Miss Alma Gull has been appointed
teacher at Kostomo school near Pei
kie. She started Monday.
Raleigh Draper will leave Sunday
for Bay City to attend grand lodge
session Of the Odd Fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ. Messner and
children Of Negaunee were guests
Monday and Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Birk.
Albert e. Payne has sold his 80
acre farm to George Wadaga, who
will take possession the latter part Of
the month. The land il located about
two miles south Of Baraga, a short