The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-15
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Large fancy head lettucec, 2 heads
for 28c, at Jehnston's Grocery.
vertisement.
| Mr.. Goddard, city engineer, talked
at high school assembly last Thurs
day morning on the new water and
lighting system. He explained in de-
tail how the plants will be managed
and operated. The way to read met
ers and the method used in making
and sending out light and water bills
was also carefully explained.
Mr.. and Hubert Seavoy visited in
Houghton last Friday.
Your spine is the index to your
health. Consult a Chiropractor for
your health troubles. Consultation
and spinal analysis free.-Wm. A.
Rylander, D. c., Chiropractor,
L'Anse, Mich, phone 96.-advertise-
ment.
| Joseph Grenier of Negaunee has re-
sumed his position as express clerk
at the South Shore depot after
brief absence.
! Alvin Johnson and son Oscar spent
Sunday at their home in Ishpeming.
M. o. Seavoy was business visit
or in the copper country last Satur-
day.
I Mammoth Celery, punches for
25c. at Johnston's Grocery.-adver-
tisement.
Earl McPhee, relief operator, re-
turned to Negaunee last Friday.
While here he was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Edgerton.
Messrs. Ray Eggleston and Harry
Major of Houghton were business Wis
itors in L'Anse last Friday.
Messrs. Martin Peterson, Mike
Bowers and N. M. Van spent Sunday
at their homes in Bergland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Morris of
Chassell were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Emil King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bierschbach
spent the week end visiting relatives
in Houghton.
spent Sunday in Houghton.
! Mrs. Mike Mahoskey left Sunday
for three weeks visit in Chicago,
Detroit and Milwaukee.
e Attorney H. A. Brennan of Iron
Mountain was in town over the week
end,
Mrs. Clarence Hindbough of Boyne
Falls arrived in L'Anse last Friday
to join her husband and make her
home here.
Miss Anna OLeary of Iron Noun
: tain visited over the week end with
her sister, Mrs. Leo Paquette.
Harry Ellico returned last Satur-
day from a short visit at Duncan with
his brother Roy.
Large Sunkist Oranges, 8 dozen for
1$l.00, at Johnston's Grocery.-adver-
: tisement.
j. T. Keranen, the Herman logger,
has finished his winters work, get
ting out 100000 feet of logs for the
Baraga Lumber company, as well as
lot of pulpwood, ties and tagging.
E. j. Monette Of Marquette spent
last Sunday calling on friends here.
Mrs. Richard Neimi and Mrs. Hen
lry Waisanen Of Herman were shop
pers in town last Saturday.
John Payne of the M. Van Orden
Co. was in Baraga last Saturday.
Il Fred Olson visited in Calumet Sum-
, day with his mother.
Mrs. w. A. Won Zellen was in Mar
. quette last Saturday in attendance at
, the funeral services Of the late Oscar
Won Zellen.
Nerve Kline is one of a committee
. who will have charge of q hockey
tournament to be held in the Amphi-
drome at Houghton the last week in
February. The committee expects to
/, put the event across strong.
Mrs. Otto Goltsch had her tonsils
! removed at the Hancock hospital last
Friday.
Mrs. H. A. Johnston, who has been
. seriously i'll the past ten days, is now
; convalescing.
The pay day Of the Ford Motor
: company was delayed last week from
! the fifth to the eighth on account Of
, the big snow storm, the st. Paul train
with the pay checks being delayed.
C. o. Bergland Of Houghton was
: week end guest OF George E. Def
o. F. Demske Of Menominee was in
, town Monday in the interest of the
Cloverland Tourist Guide, which the
{ Herald-Leader company Of Menomin-
{ zee is printing.
II Large Juicy Crane Fruit, 3 for 25c,
at Johnston's Observation-Disclosures
!, ,ment.
Il Mrs. Magnus Anderson and sons
: Stanley and Glenn visited Mr.. Ander-
son Monday in the hospital at Han
cock. Mr.. Anderson IL reported on
. the road to recovery, having under
Q went an operation last week for the
r removal Of an abscess in his right
side.
( Albert Lough, who is logging for
4 the Dollar Bay Lumber company al
!. Glove, has taken out one million feet
: ,of timber to date.
Miss Anna Martinac of Barags
Q spent Sunday here with her sister
n Miss Katherine.
II A village caucus win be held TO-
I might to nominate village ofiicials.
o. "A. J. Kroencke spent Sunday al