The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-12-12

John Nester left for Detroit wednes-
day afternoon.
VIM Macarthur left Tuesday fore
noon for Port Huron.
Prof. Wei-smiller, Of Hancock, was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. ButterHeld took trip to
Houghton Monday.
Christmas books and cards Of all
kind ut 8. T. Harris & Co.'S.
Burtiss. OF Marquette, was in town
for tow days visit this week.
Chas. Carpenter left Tuesday for a
ten days visit in lower Michigan.
Candles, candle holders and Christ.
mas tree decorations at s. I. Harris &
Co.'S.
The Sir knights expect to occupy
the room now vacant in the new school
building.
Hugh Nesbit having recovered from
his late illness is abe TO be about on
the streets.
Mrs. !. III. Wentz returned from her
six weeks visit in lower Michigan Wed
nesday eve.
The first three days of this week there
was good skating on the ponds near the
lighthouse.
Miss NJ. Gosslin, of Hancock, WIS
the CUES. of Mrs. T. n. McGra,h few
days this week.
Quite number of skaters got in q
few days sport before the rain came
Wedne sday eve.
Quite number of lumber boys are
in town this week which adds to the
liveliness of the place.
Thos. Murphy and family left for
their homestead, last week, where they
intend to spend the winter.
A new boarder, in the shape of a
baby boy, was welcomed in the family
of Mr.. Joe Peters last week.
Our merchants are fixing up their
windows IN very good shape, showing
their Christmas goods in fine style.
T. Grenier has fixed up his building
next to his hotel and has put in store
which will be opened in a week OF so.
People who have to wait for trains in
rainy weather have to either raise their
umbrellas in the depot (car) or else get
wet.
VIM. Hugo was passing around the
cigars last week. He guaranteed base
ball player to Baraga in six or seven
years.
Say, Jerry, are you going to make
any Christmas presents this year? ?
Some of the girls would like to know,
you know.
EVERYBODY seems to be we'll pleased
with the new school house. It has
large rooms, plenty OF light and good
warm fresh air.
Some parties are figuring on buying
the depot (car) to take to the Worlds
Fair as sample of q Michigan railroad
depot which has been in use for eighteen
months.
Mrs. James Sullivan moved her
household goods to O'Brien last Friday,
where she intends to spend the winter.
Her husband is foreman of the camps
at that place.
Everything in the line Of Christmas
goods may be found ut Jerry's Phsr-
macy and ut prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. Call on him before
you make your purchases.
During the last heavy wind our bar
Der, Fred Schwalm had gang Of men
holding down his large wood shed. He
says if it will hold together they intend
to take il to the Worlds Fair.
Old Vet Sanford got SO mixed up in
Wednesday forenoon
that his presence was disgrace to the
town; so Marshal Golden put him in
wagon and Ind him billed for the county
Jail for 10 days.
HoTEL to nENT.-The Foucault house
is offered for lease on reasonable terms.
It has % rooms, many of them large
enough for two beds each, and every
for large boarding house
or hotel. Enquire OF
3S-tf. PHILIP FoUCAULT.
There has been some excitement at
Bsraga lately over case of forgery. 1t
appears that when the men at some OF
Nesters camps were discharged recently
the foreman agreed to make out the
time checks up to Nov. 2Sth. He was
awsy however when they were issued
and the clerk of the camp made them
out dating them the 26th. Some OF the
men kicked and the result was that the
foreman changed the dates OF three of
them. Two Of the checks were passed
all right, but when the third was pro-