The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-02-10
Personal MENTION.

week.
Miss Lizzie Comes is on the sick
list.
Joe Stringer was down from Han
cock Monday.
Walter Harris was over from L'Anse
Tuesday.
j. Kitz was in from his homestead
Tuesday
John hester left for Detroit yester-
day morning.
Henry Murphy was over from L'Anse
Wednesday evening.
E. NJ. Richardson, of Duluth, was in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Beehler of L'Anse, was
in the city Tuesday.
Harvey Selden, of Jacobsville, was
in the city Tuesday.
Peter Cole, of L'Anse, was in the
city on business Thursday.
Charles Carpenter returned Monday
from Roscommon.
j. Sullivan and wife, of Laird, were
visitors here Thursday.
j. Ii. Crebassa was visitor at
lloughton last week.
William Coach was at Houghton
part of the week
hitz's lumber camp on the Sturgeon
broke up Saturday.
Philip Voetsch. of L'Anse, spent part
e L. -. IL. "a.
Willis Peak, of Detroit. was in the
city few hours Thursday.
Frank Mayworm, jeweler of Hough-
ton. was visitor Wednesday.
NJ. A. Away, of Manisteo, was in the
city on business Wednesday.
j. VanDyk of Chicago, spent few
hours in the city Monday.
John Funlle was a visitor in the cop
per country part of the week.
Messrs. A. G. and f. A. Culver were
in from their homesteads Monday.
Miss Della Hall received box of
choice flowers from California this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nesbitt are visit
ing relatives and friends at West
Branch.
Thomas Coughlin of Hancock.
passed through the city Wednesday,
on his way to Chicago.
Frank White and William II. Glen.
of Laird. were in the city part of the
week.
ii. o. McMain. representing Wells,
Stone ~ Co. Duluth, was in the city
Monday.
Charles J. Brink, of Pequaming,
made flying visit to this city on
Thursday.
Able Hall, of the NJ. +. Mission, is !
in the city, the guest of his daughter,
Miss Della Hall.
NJ. Lamory, of the French Settle
ment, has changed his place of resi-
dence to Baraga.
Vernon Price, the infant son of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Samuel ii. Price, is seriously !
ill with bronchitis.
Harry Verran, of Negaunee, was in
the city last week Thursday. the guest
of his brother, w. V. Verran.
Louis Grabower, the well-known dry
goods merchant of Marquette, was in |
the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
DIR. II. ii. Hollace, veterinary sur
geon of Houghton, was in the city on
professional business Monday.
c. A. Stringer, of Hancock, of the
general insurance firm of Wright Il
Stringer, was in the city Wednesday.
Fred Haeffer, the Marquette photog-
rapher, was in the city Thursday. He
proposes to establish q gallery in this
place.
NJ. j. Hudson, agent for Chicago
firm, was around among the
boys, taking orders for tailor-made
garments, Saturday.
Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Dominick
Cameron, mother and sister of Mrs.
Joseph Courtney, left yesterday for
Grand Rapids, MINI.
John Funke, tRS-i~ell-known and
hustling lumberman of Baraga, was
doing business in Hancock and Hough-
ton Thursday and Friday of last week.
Hancock Copper Journal.
Mrs. 7. j. cambridge, formerly of
this city, but now of Baraga, Mich,
accompanied by her two children, are
visiting friends in this city.--Menom-
inee Journal.
ii. ID. Haddock, of Hancock, general
agent of the Lake Michigan and Lake
Superior Transportation Co., passed
through here Wednesday on his way
to Chicago.
j. A. Sherman, the well-known and
land locker and real estate
man, of Houghton, was in the city
Wednesday, and left for Marquette
Thursday morning.
A. Fallett, jeweler of this place,
and Frank Mayworm, of Houghton,
started out Thursday morning to make
a tour of the lumber camps west of |
here for the purpose of selling jewelry.
OHugh Nesbitt, the hardware Imer-
chant of i Baraga, was in town on a
business trip Thursday and Friday
of last week, the guest Of mine host
Charles Under, of the Northwestern.
-HonnpoL Cn,,rar TD..-.1