The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-07
BARAGA.

VIM. Baudin, of Houghton, was in
town Wednesday.
John Mcintosh leaves tomorrow for
the Worlds Fair.
Charles Carpenter has returned from
a two-weeks visit with lower Michigan
friends.
VIM. Macarthur returned last Satur-
day from two-week's visit at the
Worlds Fair
Mrs. Pat Nester and Mrs. George
Berripger returned from the Worlds
Fair last Friday.
Mr.. NJ. Kenefck gave his young
friends social party at the Grandville
hall one evening this week,
The Chapel house is being reprinted
and otherwise improved. The proprie-
tor is bound to make it tirst-class in
every respect.
Quite number of our young men
have been out on hunting excursions
recently, but most of them returned
with little or no game.
Young Davis was up before Judge
Ormsby yesterday charged with steal
ing keg of beer from John Batise.
Davis denies the charge and will have
jury trial next week
William Kitz returned the first of the
week from Chicago and Milwaukee
where he has been purchasing large
stock of fall and winter goods and is
now busy filling up his store.
t. j. Curley and l.. j, Gallagher were
out on bunting expedition to the
burnt plains a few days ago. They
carry in their belts the horns OF deer
and the scalp of wolf as trophies of
the occasion.
Miss Harry Wilcox and two children
,eturned last Saturday from a visit
with friends and relatives at Port
Sanliac. Her father who rece ntly met
with very serious accident at that
place, has about recovered.
Mr.. j. Kohl returned Sunday from
the Worlds Fair, and is now making
preparations to go into business for
himself, We understand he intends
taking up line of installment goods
to sell and also goods from samples.
Frank Mccarthy and John Mcclure
are out on the plains for hunt.
They'll have occasion to CUES the
weather, but il they have better luck
with game, that is, if they come home
with something besides case of
rheumatism and bad cold, they will
not be likely to kick on the weather.
They had dance out in the Polack
settlement, tuesday night, on the &C.
casion of wedding. Before morning
the festivities were turned into an I'M
civil war in which one Antoine
Paderewski 0he fog horn, not the
musician) was wounded. The ,particu-
lars Of the melee are not at hand but
are likely to have an airing in Justice
Ormsby's court.
Quite an interesting case came of
before Judge Ormsby yesterday. Frank
Lafrennier sued man named Vincent
for balance due on an alleged contract
to pay 5000 on which the plaintiff
claims $50 had been paid. The plaintiff
claims the defendant deceived his
daughter and agreed to pay him the
above amount in settlement A jury
failed to agree and the case was con-
tinued until next week.
j. H. McGrath is reported very
seriously i'll and considerable doubt OF
his ultimate recovery is expressed by
his friends and family: He has been
i'll for some time with infamatory
rheumatism. Some few days ago he
pricked the palm of his hand with pin,
but the wound was SO slight that moth
ing was thought of it until the hand
began to swell and become very pain
full. Now the whole arm and hand are
badly swoolen and painful. showing q
pronounced case Of blood poisoning.
1t is sincerely to he hoped that the
symptoms make take more favorable