The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-29

] d. D. Rush Of Superior, Wis, ar
rived Tuesday and will oversee the
dredging for the new docks.
Mrs. Selma M. Schlaak and daugh-
ter Margaret of Detroit arrived Mon
day to spend the summer guest of
Mrs. Schlaak's mother, Mrs. Menge.
Mrs. Meta Maxey, son Walter and
daughters Elizabeth. and Catherine
motored to L'Anse Monday and will
spend the summer, having leased the
Anderson cottage of the bay shore.
Oscar Laakonen of Spur township
was caller here Tuesday.
Mike Myllymaa of Herman trans
acted business in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Picard returned Tuesday from
the hospital at Hancock, where she
recently underwent an operation.
Engineer and Mrs. H. E. Carlin and
son of Iron Mountain visited here
Tuesday.
w. M. Argale of Ishpeming, with
the Consolidated Fuel & Lumber Co.,
transacted business in L'Anse Tues
day.
T. A. and H. w. Snyder of Mar
quette, were in town Tuesday on bus
mess.
DR.. w A. Won Zellen was a profess
sional caller in Marquette Tuesday.
James Bordleat has erected three
room cottage in the north end of
4 lL'Anse.
Miss Helene NORM is in Marquette
attending the Normal.
Arthur Peterson on Monday eve
ming badly damaged his car to avoid
hitting single rig, going in the ditch
near Benson's farm. There were sew
en- in the car, but fortunately no one
was seriously injured.
Martha Menard, Sylvia Darke. Ell
eanor Edwardsen, Charlotte LaBar,
Jennie Jacobsen and Helen and Agnes
Erickson camped out few days this
week. Mrs. O'Hara and sister, Miss
; Faulson, acted as chaperones.
!; Henry Passala will complete his
five-room cottage in the near future.
Frank Tape was business call
; er in Rapid River the first of the
week.
Supervisor A. E. Richards Of Spur
township and Swande Godell of Cow,
ington township attended the county
board meeting Monday.
Mrs. Marcovitch and six children of
Calumet expect to move to their new
hcmera on Section 81 next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Howe left We'd
nesiay for three weeks visit in De-
troit and Port Huron with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Paquette visited
, Monday in Ripley with Mrs. Pa
quette's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Leary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reding Of Calu-
met were guests Sunday at the
O'Connor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demars have moved
, into their new homme just completed
in the Sicotte addition.
: Miss Lamb left Tuesday for her
=, home in Harbor Springs.
Edward Paquette of Keweenaw
Bay is employed building camps for
!, John Marsh at the Lampson farm.
The pouring of concrete in che
, abuttments of the new Ford railroad
, bridge over Fall river was commenced
/, on the ncrth side Tuesday. The foot
walls on both sides are now complet-
4 ed.
. Contractor John Marsh yesterday
received five cars of small dump
cars for use on his grading of the
: new Ford railroad.
Miss Agnes Grace left yesterday
fer two weeks visit in Hancock.
~ The L'Anse Garage this week sold
:, an Overland Red Bird to Edward
Elmblad of Skanee and an Overland
touring car to Sam Spruce.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cyr and chill.
dren returned to Minneapolis We'd
9 nesday, after weeks visit here with
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cyr. Madeline
: Cyr accompanied them to Minnearo
e lis for a visit.
The L'Anse Garage en- Wcdnes
day received a car of Overland autos
4 Justice Philip Voetsch will NOV,
). his justice Office to the Voetsch. build
= ing on Broad street this week.
e Misses Mamie Robin and SicriC
a Olson visited Tuesday in Houghton.
~ c. r. Edgerton left Tuesday fc,
:, the woods, where he will operate
y camp for the O'Connell Lumber corr
. qany. He expects to get cut two mil
g lion feet of logs this coming winter.
= Mrs. Victor Sundberg Of Calunne
: visited here a few days this week,
- guest of her husband.
- Misses Dorothy Leist and Ethv
- Iaylor left the first of the week 90
o their home in Durand, Wis.
n A dancing party will be give, q
1, the Town Hall Tuesday evening, nu
" sic being furnished by Mac-Nord'
- orchestra. Everything is being don
. to make this dance a success. Th
:, public is invited.
" Miss Anne Kelley of Hartford
=, Wis, was guest Of Miss jean Camp
~ bell the past week.
. Henry Holiday returned Mcnda
% from Ann Arbor, where he has bee
n ~ the East few weeks receiving surgi
=. cal treatment.
q Jerry Spruce is seriously i'll wit
% pneumonia at his home in Zeba.
~ Mrs. Bazinet and Mrs. Stiplic
were Baraga callers Wednesday.
Miss Helena Laitala cf Mass ha
Il accepted a position as boo:skeepe
mer m and stenographer in Sam r. Ala
81 Office.
,d A party was glen at the Town Ha
~ IueSdaV pvepinor ", hNpor 80 IIn~L..