The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-30
BARAGA.

Quite number of Baraga sportsmen
are out hunting the festive deer.
About so Baragaites took in the
excursion to Houghton last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. LaDue returned
to their home in Marquette last Mon
day.
A good many Baraga citizens will
take in the Worlds Fair during "Ire-
land day."
Harry Meads was sent up for 30 days
by Judge Ormsby last Saturday.
Charge, vagrancy.
According to Dame Rumor wedding
between two old residents of the village
is to come off soon.
John Connors, for being drunk and
disorderly was sent up for ten days by
Judge Ormsby last Monday.
Funke's mill started up again Thurs
day noon. 1t will run day shift only
during the balance OF the season.
An old man named Viznaw died last
Monday at the advanced age of 70 years.
The funeral was held at the Catholic
! mission.
Jerry Real left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair to be gone week or ten
days. He intends to be on hand to help
celebrate Ireland's day.
Capt. Berringer returned from the
Worlds Fair last Sunday. Mrs. Ber-
ringer will remain in the White city
week or ten days longer.
Prof. w. G. Schafer returned Sunday
from his trip to Grand Rapids and
Chicago. He was a passenger to
Houghton Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Funke commenced the seasons
logging operations by starting in a
camp on the West Branch. He will
probably put in full supply this win
ter.
The steam barge Shrigley is taking a
cargo of lumber from Funke's dock.
Mr.. Funke expects to start the mill
again as soon as there is sufficient room
on the dock to pile the output of the
mill.
Mr.. 4. l.. Ely, of Laird, was in town
Thursday. He reports good crops In
Lairdtown and farmers prosperous. He
expects to take his family east in few
weeks to spend the winter.
Miss Knight, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Fl. Coddington for couple Of
weeks, has gone to L'Anse for the pur-
pose of forming class in drawing, an
art in which she is said to be highly
1t is reported that Prof. Crowley has
resigned the principalship OF the Baraga
school to accept more desirable posi-
ton in the Detroit schools, but up to |
present writing he is still in charge of
the school here.
Mr.. S. d. Davenport intends leaving
the first of the week for the Worlds
Fair, where he will meet Mrs. Deven-
port on her return from q visit with
friends at Jackson. He will be accom-
panied by his daughter Hattie.
Messrs. Martin Kelsey, of Newton
vile, and Eddie Real Of this place went
out to the burnt plains" few days
ago for little sport. They caught
cold and killed deer, both Of which
hey brought home with them. They
Drag most on the venison, however.
Miss Clara Real has been engaged to
each school at Falk's settlement and
entered upon the duties of the position
asst Monday. Miss Real graduated
rom the Bsrsgs high school last year
md WAS considered one of the brightest
pupils Of the class. She will undoubt-
IDLY make successful teacher.
Mike Burke, the fireman at Funke's
mill, accidentally injured his hand some
ime ago, but as the wound did not ap-
,ear to be at all serious he did not pay
much attention to it. Within the past
ew days blood poisoning has set in and
he member has become very painful
nd troublesome.
A game OF ball between the Baraga
'ase ball club and the Rivals of Mar
uette took place on the Baraga
rounds last Sunday, and resulted in
lorious victory for the home team by