The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22

former Baraga resident, spent the
hrst Of the week visiting friends here.
| Miss Ida BoudIeau of Marinette
who has been guest of her brother
william the past two weeks, will re-
turn to her home tomorrow.
Emil Walitala left last Saturday
for few weeks visit in Duluth.
John s. Back of Escanaba was a
guest Monday and Tuesday Of John
Beck.
Charles Lipponen was a Hancock
caller Tuesday.
Charles Mcmahon returned to Es-
canada Sunday after few days. visit
at his old home town.
Seth Heikkinen visited Sunday in
Hancock.
John Loonsfoot on Tuesday morn
ing had his left leg fractured between
the knee and ankle by having it
crushed with log while unloading
the first sleigh at the banking ground
near Assinins. He was taken to the
hospital at Hancock for an x-ray.
John is employed by Robert OToole.
Last Saturday night Miss Selma
Gall entertained twenty Of her friends,
it being her birthday. Games, music
and dancing were indulged in and
bountiful luncheon served. Those
who attended report having splendid
time.
Will Beck and Miss Edith Lind
bloom visited with friends in Calu-
met Sunday.
! Joseph Peters, clerk in Cooks
market, was confined to his home with
illness the first Of the week.
]. R. Rasmussen will spend the
coming week in Pelkie.
Martin Lawrence Dakota, five-
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Dakota. is seriously i'll.
Samuel Houck of Marquette, assist
ant superintendent of the South
Shore, was here for a brief visit on
Tuesday.
j. t. Keranen of Herman trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Martha Cosgrove injured her arm
while skating on the ice Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Lambert of
L'Anse were callers here Sunday.
John Markle has improved some
what from his recent serious attack
of illness.
On Monday Miss Martha Buc.lland
entertained the members of the Camp
fire club, it being her birthday. The
evening was pleasantly spent, a
luncheon being served.
Mrs. Goldbach was a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Nilsen, in L'Anse this
week.
The McCords, with dramatic
sketches and character delineation of
mystic offerings, will be the next at
traction on the Parent Teachers
course en- Friday evening, Feb. 29th.
H. J. Falk left Tuesday night 6or
few days business in Bergland,
Trout Greek, Sidnaw and Lake
Gogebic.
Sam Hill was business caller
last Saturday in the copper country.
Reginald Foucault Of Nestoria
spent Sunday at his home here.
Superintendent of Schools O'Neill
spent, the week end at his home in
Hancock.
Belford Bulley, who has been in
Detroit the past month, returned to
his home in Baraga last week.
Miss Margaret Hid and Martha
Buckland were copper country callers
last Saturday.
George Katirla and Arthur Moila-
men Of the Baraga high school are in
attendance at the boys conference at
Ishpeming this week.
Joseph Waters was taken to the
hospital at Hancock last Saturday for
treatment. He has gangrene in his
foot.
Will Hand, principal Of the Coving-
ton school, spent the week end guest
Of his mother.
/ Mrs. Gust Peterson and sons OF
Marquette are guests this week OF
Mrs. Rose Olsen, Mrs. Peterson's
sister.
George Forest spent Sunday visit
ing in Houghton.
Donald Payne, who is employed In
Dollar Bay, spent Sunday at his
home in Baraga.
Mrs. Mural Liberty and children
were guests last week Thursday al
the Liberty home in LAnse.
The Baraga Lumber company ex
poets to complete its repairs Of re
lining the boilers with fire brick thi'
week. The battery has been in u.s.
lfor some time. Charles Bush o
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