The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-02-23
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Winters OF !
S.u,,a ,,,.u m '-'- C,.ss---.,:;. End !,
will make their home here this win
ter. ~
nv md Mrs. Perry Shulstad and
Miss Lillian Johnson were L'Anse
sa,.cls I~es,..-y.
w. C. Bira returned Wednesday
from Ann Arbor.
nov r,.vor hos finished his cut of
250,OOo feet Of Norway pine logs
1n.o ......S,. ..,:..- -. - ''a.c.a..3;. =. 80
Plains. The lumber was hauled to
Baraga ana sniprea - -ioushsoii.
Miss Esther Dahlstrom returned
Sunday from L'Anse, where she visit
ed a few days.
Mrs. Ida Picard Of L'Anse was a
caller bore Iost Saturday.
Mrs. Harold z. Nilsen and son of
I'Anse were week end guests OF Mrs.
Nilsen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thom-
rs Rosenbusch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frithiof Hill returned
Sunday from Pequaming, where they
visited few days.
Harry Moyer vas IN EAnse Mon
day calling on his cigar trade.
Car, Ns-a no. "rc',e1 rp his gro
Gerry store in the Seretti building.
Joseph Drake, Iiie state trapper,
was out south of L'Anse the first of
the week.
10 L'Anse Tuesday by the death Of
Mrs. DAKOTA ~ Sayer niver.
Fred Clisch has started harvesting
his ice from the bay. Besides filing
the local orders he will get out about
twenty-five cars for shipment.
Mrs. Osterman Of Keweenaw Bay
was caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Kent and son Robert
We're guests Monday Of her parents,
Nr ard Nre Ioserh McKirdles, at
L'Anse.
1..arss::.., Cosl.a-c rcturnca Tuesday
from two weeks stay at Nisula.
Royal Clisch was LAnse bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Mrs. George Wadaga left Monday
so- E,,::..... &c ;c;,, ha- '.rctand who is
employed in that city.
Isaac nioilanen Va heweenaw Bay
was Baraga caller Monday.
Israel Fassancn returned Monday
f~cr, pe~~Ic,d whore he has been
employed the past four. weeks.
.t::...s,..cc;".- r1..c==aa..a e nc,E;c vas in
town Tuesday.
II. J. Fail, was IA The Crysta Falls
district this week selling cigars.
Mrs. VIM. Nesoitt was a Dollar
Bay visitor the first Of the week.
Baraga high school will play Cham
pion at Chamnion tonight.
A telephone has been installed in
the Fent residence
John Beck was in Calumet Tuesday
on business.
o. H. Lundin was confined to his
home with illness.
John Norbeck, who was injured in
the foot last week while employed in
the mill at LAnse, expects to be out.
Bendry Ibbotson leaves today for
Detroit after spending the week here
visiting with his parents.
Miss Helen Moilanen Of Hancock
was guest this week Of her sister,
Mrs. Louis Lmprey.
Miss Beatrice Waber spent the
week end visiting in the copper coun-
try.
Rev. Stanford and Donald Paine
left yesterday for Marquette to attend
convention Of the NJ. E. preachers
and lay delegates in northern Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Walter BouIeau of Chassell
was a guest few days of Miss Maud
Cameron.
The Campfire girls enjoyed boun-
tiful luncheon at the Claussen home
Wednesday evening after hike.
Miss Lillian Gilman of Calumet
spent the week end at the Landin
home.
Mrs. Arthur Koski visitetd Wednes-
day in Hancock.
Miss Grace Olson, who is attending
school in Marquette, is spending the
week end with her mother, Mrs. Rose
Olson.
Mrs. John Gueln of Marquette ar
rived yesterday for few days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcintosh.