The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-11-23

Theodore Saari has purchased
Buick Four from the L'Anse Garage
Mrs. Hobart Piatt and sons visited
several days last week with relatives
in Trout Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kiskatog of
Zeba lost their twin babies four
months old. The son was buried last
week Sunday and the daughter was
laid by his side just week later.
Chester Allie of Waubana arrived
Monday and is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Goodreau.
Mrs. John Taubman of Detroit ar
rived in L'Anse Sunday and is guest
of her son, Will Levitan.
! E. 0. Sanregret attended the Wis
consin- Michigan game at Madison last
Saturday.
Frank Buchenno returned last Fri
day from Duluth, where he has been
employed the past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIDE Parke and Mrs.
Thomas Schellhorn of Grand Junction
returned to the homes Tuesday after
a two weeks visit with Mayor and
Mrs. F. }. Lyons.
J Mr.. and Mrs. S. Taylor of Chica-
go arrived Tuesday, Mr.. Taylor be-
ing employed as clerk for John
Marsch, Inc.
Miss Katherine Martinac visited
Sunday with her mother in Calumet.
Mrs. Norman Lambert returned
Sunday from a brief visit in Mar
quette.
Miss Leona Gauthier left Sunday
for Gila, Arizona, where she will re-
side.
F. w. Knepple has purchased the
lot adjoining Sacred Heart church and
next spring expects to erect story
and half dwelling.
Mrs. George Sanregret returned
last Friday from Lansing, where she
visited few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Russell Hoisington.
Dave Corey returned Wednesday to
his home in Port Huron, after spend
ing two weeks here looking after his
business interests in the O'ConneD
Lumber company.
! Joseph Simmonich has put a stone
foundation under the front of the
, building occupied by the L'Anse Cafe.
Edward Sicotte will erect three
homes in his addition in the north end
Of L'Anse. The first will be one sto-
ry with four rooms, the second one
and one-half stories with six rooms,
and the last will have five rooms with
bath Midos Robert, local contractor,
will build them.
"Chuck" Roth expects to leave the
end of the week for his home in Osh-
kosh, his father being seriously i'll.
] Next Thursday Thanksgiving Day
will be observed in the M. E. church,
with services in the morning at 1O:30.
Rev. Snyder, pastor ofo the Baraga
M. E. church, will preach the SER
mon. This is the first time in some
years that services have been held
here on Thanksgiving in this church
Herman HART, superintendent of
the L'Anse and fequaming operations
of the Ford Motor company, and
Chris Christianson, foreman of the
L'Anse mill, were in Iron Mountain
Tuesday on business.
A venison dinner will be served to
all Odd Fellows next Friday night in
the lodge room. G. III. Anderson will
furnish the venison, having been sue
cessful on his hunting trip, while the
L'Anse lodge will furnish the trim
mings. All Odd Fellows are welcome
This is the second of series of good
times in store for the members of the
organization. 1t is planned to have
one event each month.
Work was resumed Wednesday in
trenching for the new water dam on
Fall river, which will be completed
next week. The concrete retaining
wall will be about 70 feet long and
10 feet wide at the base, tapering to 4
feet at the top, with IA #. spillway.
The river bank will be excavated 40
feet on the north side and on the west
side, where the river bank is very
high 18 feet will be- taken out. An
air compressor with Fordson trac-
tor is furnishing the power for the
drills.
The possibility of the Standard Oil
company putting in filling station
at LAnse the coming year are prob
able, the needs of such a station be-
ing apparent to the company, whose
sales at their bulk station have large
ly exceeded their expectations. The
bulk station was put in last fall with
Hubert Seavoy as manager.
The household furniture Of Harri-
son Stewart, Ford employe,. was
moved to L'Anse the first of the
week. They have rented the Roy Ell
leo home in the township.
Emil Koskenmaki and brother Toi-
vo of Covington transacted business
in town last Saturday.
| MT. anu MrS. CalVin OIoSS anu HiS-
Rosetta Gross visited last Saturday
in Chassell.
Miss Adeline Boyer and John o.
Connell on Tuesday evening celebrat-
ed their birthdays at the Boyer home
Twelve were present and had an en-
ljoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert s. Simpson OF
Chassell were guests Sunday OF Supt
and Mrs. w. H. Pinder.
WANTED-A good live laundry