The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-05
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ial Importance to be taken up.
MI. and NJ. J. y. Mclean ~
L'Anse were guest New Years day
OF mir. and.alrs. Fed II. hid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McKindles of
L'Anse were guests~SSew Years day
Of thcir daughter, Mrs. Bert Kent. J
Oscar Komula of Arnheim was a
L'hnga caller Monday
Supervisor o. c. Olson and son
we.. "a L.,...sc ,srt Frida. Ia attcrd
ance at county board meeting.
i,iiss Nancy Picard Of L'aIse was
a visitor here last Friday.
Edward Olson of Pelkie transact
az e;-c-r ~ I'hrse laet Friday.
Charles Walmer was I'Anse Wis
itor last Friday.
Rev. DouenDerg left Tuesday fol
a three months vacation, during
which period he will visit his parents
in Belgium.
L. G. Hillyer transacted business in
Chicago the first of the year.
Robert Wilson and son Robert re-
turned Monday from Charming, where
III. vyi,so.. ..a- b2e4. employed fcr
several months.
Mrs. Almond Bergman of Han
cock was guest last Saturday of
Lar fathar Mr. Madden,
Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon of Eloise
returned Tuacaay after two weeks
visit here.
Miss Dernise St. Germain is visit
ing in Marquette.
Alonzo, seven year old son of Rev.
and Mrs. Stanford, injured his right
leg last Saturday while sliding down
the hill Ten stitches were required
to close the wound.
Miss Martha Mcmahon left Tues
day for Marquette to resume her
studies at the Normal.
Miss Florence Schwalm will leave
today for Eloise, after visiting here
with her parents the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peters an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Louise to w. ]. Cummings last
August.
r,n Cch! 80. Monday for a pur-
chasing trip to st. Paul.
The Dalaga township schools re-
sumed Wednesday after the holiday
vacation.
Carl Engstrom left yesterday for
Milwaukee after spending his vaca-
ton here with his parents.
Mrs. Girard, son Edward and
doughta~ T'c,'iro 'cf+ Moraay fer De-
troit, where they will reside.
.Ira. Frc,. Ms.hes anL son Donald
of Chassell visited with Mrs. Ray
mond, Mrs Mathes' mother, the first
of the week.
Miss Genevieve Theobold of Mari
nette arrived last Friday and is a
guest of Miss June Ibbotson. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bendry Ibbotson of
Negaunee visited New Years day at
the Ibbotson home.
IrS. Margaret Fuilhe, Mrs. hdJie
LaBrecque and sons Lucius and Jo-
seph and Miss Lillian Truscott of
Hancock left Monday for Los Angel
es, Cal, to visit the next few months.
Charles F. Mcmahon and Roy
Stratton left Monday for Iron Noun
tain to accept positions in the Ford
plant.
Gust Engstrom left Monday for
Trout Creek, where he is employed
repairing bridges for the South Shore
railroad.
Miss Vivian Auge of Menominec
was guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Auge, New Years day.
Joseph Bendry returned Tuesday to
Ann Arbor, where he is attending the
Urivcrsitv of MICHIGAN
Miss Ellen Engstrom of Milwaukee
returned Monday, after spending the
holidays here with her parents.
Arvid johnson has purchased a
pure bred Holstein sire from E. E.
Stenson of Covington.
Mrs. Amos Landon Of Houghton
was guest last week at the Falk
home.
Peter Schultz of L'Anse was in
town yesterday.
John p. Falk transacted business in
Even yesterday.
Israel Passanen left yesterday for
Bergland, where he has secured en-
ployment in saw mill.
Robert Martin will locate in Cal
umct for the winter, having secured a
position there.
Misses June and Myrtle Walgren
returned Wednesday from weeks
visit in Calumet.
Principal H. w. Tenhave returned
Wednesday from his home in Grand
Raj Is where he spent his holiday
vacat,s
Olive. sch Of Michigamme is Wis
ting hi, brothers, Royal and Fred,
fh'e W.
Er N. L. Coon and children are