The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-15


10 to 8. Their next game is with
Republic here Friday, February Is.
Cyril Smith visited in Houghton the
first of the week.
Peter Morrow of Herman was in
L'Anse last Saturday evening on a
visiting trip.
Messrs. Ernest Goodreau, Dan
Driscoll, Earl Bradback, VIM. Netty
and Amy Mathy were copper country
callers Sunday.
Large Cocoanuts, for 25c, at
Johnston's Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Frank Collins returned Mon
day from Ely, Mimi, where she was
called by the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. stlattery, who has
since greatly improved.
Charles Pinos Of Philadelphia, Pa,
has been secured as the new chef of
the L'Anse cafe. He comes highly
recommended and has made good. Mr-
Theodore, the proprietor, will make a
number of improvements in his place
for the comfort and convenience Of
his patrons.
The Hebard company, logging at
klingville, expects to get out their
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will cut two million feet.
Mrs. Emil King and daughter, Mrs
Arthur Bierschbach, Mrs. Josenh Cor
she and Mrs. Oliver Morris of Chas-
sci attended the hockey game at Mar
quette Monday night.
j. II. Mclean returned Tuesday
from st. Ignace, where he was called
last week by the death of his father.
Joseph Miller has opened up his
short order restaurant in the Ed
wardsen building. The room is slick
and clean and will be convenient
place for quick lunches.
Menard & Sanregret on Monday
unloaded car Of seven Fords.
Mrs. Elizabeth McKindles is having
a Holland furnace installed in her
home.
The Dover Music company of Han
cock this week installed new player
piano in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Seavoy.
Menard & Sanregret this week de-
livered Fordson tractor to Hum
boldt township, Marquette county.
Gordon Jaehnig, assistant pharm-
acist in Lyons drug store, was called
to his hom in Boston, Houghton
county, the first of the week bv the
death of his brother Fridey, who died
at Flint last Friday.
| The Lady Maccabees will meet
Monday evening at the home of Mrs
Maud Menard.
Mrs. j. H. Mclean was a copper
country caller Wednesday.
Thomas Merhman is confined to his
room, having blood poisoning in his
arm.
Miss Lillian Pfeiffer of Escanaba
arrived Wednesday for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. N. J. Crebassa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sicotte will
leave Monday for Chicago, where Mr..
Sicotte will purchase spring line of
goods. They expect to be absent
week.
: A son was born Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Fortier.
Andrew Theodore spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Ishpeming with his
family.
/ Cy Wedge of Houghton spent We'd
nesday afternoon in town.
Frank Van Orden cf Houghton was
in town Monday looking after the M.
Van Orden company's business here.
Peter Shalifoe of Assinins was in
town Wednesday transacting business
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Painters ere | at work rodecoro+;,o
the store IF the Rehn cjotb;ng ho,,se
n will add Greatly to tbe annaar.n~.
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Dor taking treatment, is reported a.
cent letter from him
Gust Everson who !. a,nnlo,,.d -
DeHaas, camn NJ Skanae y;s;teJ -
his homo here Wadnesdeu
Mrs Herman Hartt and Mrs D D
Daume visited Wednesday in Honoh-
ton
Mrs pb;I;n Ter;are .nen+ w.a
dav visiting at her old home in C.i-
umet.
Mrs Octave -S;cotte 10 v;s;t;ro :,
M;nneanoi;s With her father Imc;.-
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A daughter was horn Wednesday, tc
M and Ms Tao panrette
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