The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-10-15

10 him.
Dry slab wood IS cents per cord al
Funke's mill. 35--tf.
For school books, tablets, pencils,
states. ETC., call at S. T. Harris & Co.'S.
Mrs. d. j. Trombly returned from
Portage Entry, last Sunday, where
she had been visiting friends.
We have been favored with unusually
pleasant weather this week, considering
the season of the year.
T. II. McGrath went to Marquette
last Monday to confer with the officials
of the railroad company concerning q
depot site, but the company had
already selected site ON its own
grounds.
Chas. Auge and relatives desire us
to express their thanks through the
SENTINEL to their many kind friends
for the many favors and kind acts
extended them in behalf of their
father during his last illness.
Mrs. F. Pinet and children left
Wednesday for visit at Saginaw.
People noticed large number of
ladies' going into one end of Taylor
boarding house the past week and were
at loss to know the reason until it
became known that clairvoyant was
stopping there. That solved the
mystery. They were going there TO
get their fortunes told.
The ladies' of the Catholic church
have been busy for some time making
preparations for fair and social for
the benefit OF the church and the great
event will take place Friday evening
next. Those having the matter in
charge promise that it will be the best
yet l.eld. Oysters, raw and stewed,
cake and other refreshments
in plenty. The social will be held in
the large building next st Germans
hotel. Admission $l.O0 per couple;
children under IL years 25 cents each.
The fair will open at 1880 p. m. and all
are cordially invited.
Ten thousand dollars is offered for a
fifty cent piece, but it is for the first
mint of the Worlds Fair souvenirs.
Don't eat any supper at home next
Friday evening but attend the social
and fair and you will weigh five pounds
more when you get through.
There will be lots of music at the
social and fair.
AS the firemen have engaged the
Houghton orchestra for their ball
Thursday evening good turnout is
Frank Carpenter is here on visit
% his brother Charles, having arrived
asst week.
just think of it. Twenty-Five
thousand school children in line in the
great parade in New York City at the
opening ofthe Columbian festival. It
vas a grand sight.
Next Friday is Columbian day and
national holiday.
Don't forget the social next Friday
evening.
Jake Landon left Monday morning
With gang at men to start camp for
he hester Estate.
o. W. Robinson, of ChasselI, and
Nm. Condor, cashier of Hancock
National Bank, were in town Tuesday
orenoon.
Two great events are on program
or next week, the firemens dance
Thursday evening and social for the
enetit of the Catholic church Friday
vening. At the latter entertainment
'ysters and refreshments will be sery-
ID in plenty.
Tom Ryan, Of Hancock, was in town
he fore part Of this week.
Mrs. s. l.. Quackenbush returned
rom her Western trip Sunday even
ng.
The schooner AIilburn is loading
umber at Funke's dock for lower
IKE ports.
About fifteen men returned last
Wednesday from Grave Rock where
hey have been rafting logs.
here is little strife between two
the men, Sam Mcmahon and Sam
'aymond, Is to which il the best ON