The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27

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Our town is crowded with people all
the week.
Dry slab wood IS cents per cord at
Funke's mill. 35--n.
o. W. Robinson, OF CHASED. was in
town Wednesday,
In o short time school will open again
for the winter term.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Retenback returned
to Dollar Bay Sunday evening.
Propeller Carpenter and tow loaded
lumber at Nester's dock this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. schafer returned
Monday evening from their very
pleasant trip through the east.
The Hancock firemen passed through
here Wednesday on their way to the
big firemens tournament at Ironwood.
Mr.. Wentz, foreman in Nester's mill,
left for Saginaw on business last Sun
day, returning the Inter part of the
week.
A lot of new school seats were re-
ceived here this week to be distributed
among the several school houses in this
district.
Mrs. J. J. Byers and children return.
ed to their home in Marquette last
Tuesday, after few days visit with
Baraga friends.
Mrs. H. Coddington and Miss L.
Girard leave Friday on the steamer
Nyack for Detroit. They will not re-
turn until late in the fall.
The sailing party returned last week
and report having had good time I'M
til they were caught ont on the lake in q
heavy wind when they had to put in for
shelter.
j. r. Gordon, OF Hancock, was in
town this week getting his camp outfit
in readiness for moving to Singleton,
below Marquette, where he intends to
lumber this winter.
Mr.. A. Blankenhorn, brother Of G.
P, Blankenhorn, and M. A. Anderson,
Of the firm Of E. A. Bergwall g. Co.,
Milwaukee, were in town Wednesday
visiting friends. They have been
rusticating with camping party near
Huron Bay.
The committee in charge of tho social
wish to return thanks to oil who con-
tributed so generously to the financial
success Of the entertainment. to Capt.
Bendry for the use of his building and
to the two flower girls, Miss Nellie
Burt aud Miss Hattie Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. HOLSTER have the
sympathy Of their many friends in the
loss Of their three months old child,
yesterday morning. The funeral
services will be held tomorrow. II is
said that Mrs. HOLSTERS condition is
very precarious, having recently had a
relapse.
The noted Hancock base ball team
came down here last Sunday to play o
game OF ball with the local nine. The
game was very interesting one, and il
is said by those who witnessed IL, to
have been one of the best ever played
here. 1t was anybodys game until the
last man was cut as the following score
shows:
2 3 4 6 z 8 o.
Baraga O. 20 90 40 o o.
Hancock 8 0 o Q o o Il
Batteries Bergman and Shields, and
Montgomery and Nugent. Umpire J.
Hid.
A very enjoyable ice cream social was
held in the Bendry store building, last
Friday evening, for the benefit Of the
Sunday school. The Misses Nellie
Burt and Hattie Schultz acted in the
capacity Of flower girls, and they per-
formed their duties 30 well that nearly
every one in the room were provided
with boquets. The room was hardly
large enough to accommodate the crowd,
and the next time the ladies get up an
entertainment OF this kind they will
have 1t in larger hall. The proceeds
will be invested in . Sunday school
library and other necessaries.