The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-03-02

employed at Keweenaw Bay last Sat-
urday. He was loading coal in a
sleigh at the mill when the coal pile
caved and came down on him.
Thomas Voakes on Monday accept
ed position as hostler in the South
Shore roundhouse.
Joseph DeCota and son Joseph of
Silver River We're in town Monday
purchasing supplies.
August Boldly, one of our old resi-
dents is i'll at his home.
L. M. johnson of Arvon was in
town Monday for load of supplies.
Oskar Karschney of Arvon town
ship was a business caller in L'Anse
Monday.
Miss Tyne .Nousiainen, who is teach
ing at Eagle River, returned to work
Monday after spending the week end
here a guest of her sister, Mrs. Ho-
bart Piatt.
A new snow plow was received
Monday and will be used in opening
lup the county roads.
Woods Supt. Herman Hartt was a
business caller in Iron Mountain the
first Of the week.
Mill Supt. j. P. Ryan spent the
week end at his home in Iron Noun
tain. :.
Dave Anderson of Marquette spent
the week end a guest of his sister,
Mrs. T. w. Edwards.
Miss Laura Brennan visited Mon
day in Houghton.
E. 0. Alter returned last Saturday
from a few days business visit in
Milwaukee.
The Morrison Trading Company
this week had an Office built in their
warehouse on Railroad street. They
will vacate their present quarters on
March Is, transacting all business ut
the warehouse.
Thomas d. Tracy returned Monday
from business visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Lyde Selden was confined to
her room few days this week with
an attack of lagrippe.
w. H. Steinmke Of Milwaukee was
in town Monday.
Master Fritz Westphal has in
stalled a radio set and is enjoying
many concerts.
Mrs. Reginald McKindles and child
returned Tuesday from a visit in
Houghton.
Sam Ala has taken a contract from
VIM. H. McGluc Post of the Ameri-
can Legion to clean up and repair the
rear room in their building.
Justice Philip Voetsch last Friday
sentenced John Guyott to As days in
Jail for assault and battery.
Messrs. John Cochran and son Will
ham and Richard Weir Of Houghton
transacted business in town Tuesday
Mrs George Karpensky, Mrs. Lyd-
ia Halverson and Will Grey of Mich
igamme were guests last Saturday of
Mrs. Lyde Selden. O
Mrs. Christian Jentoft, who has
been seriously i'll, is slightly inn
proved.
Miss Rose O'Connor visited We'd
nesday in the copper country
Mrs. J. H. Mclean was Hancock
visitor Tuesday.
VIM. Majhanna of Michigamme
transacted business in L'Anse We'd
nesday.
Rev. Rule of L'Anse and Rev. STAN
ford of Baraga were in Houghton on
Tuesday and Wednesday attending a
Methodist ministerial meeting for
the purpose of preparing plans for
raising funds for church work.
Joseph Bellair was in Nestoria on
Wednesday.
VIM. st. George was copper coun-
, try caller Wednesday.
Hubert Seavoy was in Marquette
Wednesday and Thursday in attend
ance at a meeting of Standard Oil
employees in northern Michigan.
Mrs. M. T. Deschaine and daughter
left Wednesday for brief visit with
relatives insHoughton.
Mrs. F. w. Knepple visited We'd
nesday in Hancock.
On Wednesday daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Merver.
They reside in Chisholm, Minnv Mrs.
Merver visiting here with her mother.
Miss Maude Kemp left Wednesday
for Milwaukee to enter the Mt. Sinai
hospital. She has been in the hospital
at Hancock for several months taking
training.
Russell Loosemore yesterday ac-
cepted a position with Menard & San
regret as one Of their drivers.
| A number of friends surprised Har-
old M. Hansen last Saturday night, it
being his birthday. Games and cards
were the features Of the evening, a
bountiful luncheon being served.
J. E. Brennan recently purchased a
fve-acre tract on the bay shore for
merly owned by VIM. Mayo, from w.
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