The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-07-06
L'ANSE NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Peter Sands on Sunday re-
ceived a message announcing the
drowning Of their two year old grand
son, Robert Mooney, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Mooney, in Detroit. Mrs.
Sands left the same day for Detroit
to attend the funeral.
The Covington township board of
education contemplates the erection
of two new rural school houses, one
at John Oksonland's farm, the other
in the west end of the township.
Christian Christianson of Rhine
lander, Wis, arrived last Saturday
and has taken the mill foremanship
in the Ford Motor company's saw
mill succeeding Fred Jones, who re-
signed.
Spencer Whipple of Milwaukee ar
rived Sunday for two weeks visit
with Mrs. Whipple and children.
w. H. Gerard and daughter. Mrs.
VIM. Merrill, of Chassell, visited here
last we!S several days. guests of Mrs.
B. Yonkosky, their daughter and sis
ter.
Contractor John Marsch of Chicago
was in town Monday looking after
his contract of constructing the Ford
Motor company's loging railroad.
The large scow Detour last Satur-
day loaded the Lima engine, fifty
Russell logging cars and two miles of
steel for the Thielman Forect Pro-
ducts company, who are getting out
legs for the Ford Motor company
near the Canadian 500. The tug C.
d. Thompson had the scow in tow.
Frank Vokes of Duluth, a former
L'Anse boy, arrived Monday, being
employed by the Zenith Dredging
company. He expects to he here six
weeks.
Fred Quinn of Detroit, with the
Ford Motor company, transacted bus
mess here few days last week.
Miss Anna OLeary of Iron Noun
tain visited here Monday with her
sister, Mrs. Leo Faquette.
Mrs. John Sands and Mrs. N
Schellinger of Duluth arrived Sunday
for visit with relatives.
Ernest Ellis and Emil Koskenma::i
Of Covings5n were L'Anse cSllers
Tuesday.
Miss Loretta Chaput left Tuesday
for Marquette for few days visit.
Frank Menard has purchased two
lots in the Brennan addition near the
| Campbell home and will move his
cottage to that district.
Miss Eudoxie Rambaud on Tuesday
accepted a position as clerk in the
L'Anse postoffice.
| Work will soon commence on re.
surfacing and repairing the fedora
aided road from Taylor mine to Tio
ga, the resurfacing from Michigan
me to Three Lakes being completed
this week.
Mrs. Leo P. Sanregret and son lef
Wednesday for Butte Falls, Mont.
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Page
Mrs. Sanregret's parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Whipple ant
children left Tuesday for Houghton
where they will visit for few day
with Mr.. Whirple's parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Edgar Whipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Roberts o
Escanaba arrived Tuesday and wer
guests Of Mf. and Mrs. Joseph Be
LANCER. They were former resident
here and enjoyed their visit with oil
friends.
Alex Giroux, paymaster at He
bard's camps, spent the Fourth at hi
home in Escanaba.
| Mrs. Lucien Lefebvre and niece
Ruth LeDuc visited Tuesday in Mar
quette.
Il Atty. Carey of Escanaba and sis
teriin-law, Miss Nettie Wagner O
Marquette stopped off en- route to tn
copper country the first of the wee
and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +
j. Seifert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strough Q
Wakefield was a guest this week {
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ford.
Baraga County on Tuesday receive
a new Adams grader for use on tn
roads.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ellico. who ha,
visited in Alpena the past few week
left Monday for Missoula, Mont,
visit their sons George and Jess.
Il Albert Lough returned Monda
from a two weeks visit in the Sc
and Alpena.