The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-15
PERSONALS.

w. J, Milroy, Of Michigamme, was in
town Tuesday.
! p. Ruppe, Hancock, was In town Mon
day and Tuesday.
County Clerk O'Conpor has been Oh the
| sick list this week.
Nj. j. McCabe returned Wednesday
evening from trip to Chicago.
Miss Maud Pearce, of Calumet, spent
Sun day here with the Misses Wihl.
Mr.. Irving Sturgis, OF Houghton, was
a DAnse visitor the first of the week.
| DR.. Patterson, of 6lichigamme, was
here Tuesday, the guest of DR.. Turner.
Rev FIR. Zimmerman, Of Ironwood, is
the guest of Rev. FIR. Jolsten this week.
Mr.. Ed. Shepard, of Calumet, was
| guest at the Beehler residence over Sun
day.
Mesdames Brink and Moore, of Pc
quaming, called on LAnse friends Tues
day.
| Owen Thomas has so far recovered from
his recent illness as to be able TO be out
again.
Miss Mary Wallace returned Thursday y
from a two weeks visit with Marquette
| friends.
! John Messner came down from the
Halfway Wednesday calling upon DAnse
| friends.
Miss tIollingey, Of Pequamlng, spent
the fore part of the week with L'Anss
friends.
Jas. McKercher, postmasterat Spur.
transacted business here between trains
Thursday
Sunday attending the Great Camp, K.
o. T. NJ, a. Lansing.
Barlow Wallace left Saturday on the
Nipigon for three weeks visit with
friends in Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Mrs. j. A. Hubbe,l, of Houghton, who
has been spending the past week with
Mrs. J. G. Turner. left for home Mon
day.
Jake Forcia, of the Catholic Mission
was around among L'Anse friends last
Monday for the first time 10 about two
months.
Miss Stella Kerwiu came up from Cham
pion Thursday to spend few weeks
here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Kerwin.
Mr.. E. ID. Newton, Of Newtonville,
was in town Monday attending the sale
of the Curry homestead. but owing To
lack of bidders the sale was postponed
Miss Mamie Smith loft Friday for
Knoxville, H., where she will attend
school the coming winter She was ac-
companied part way by her brother viii,
who goes to Albion collage for the win
ter.
Charles Ferguson. had n crew of men
out to his homestead in Avon township
on which he Is makiag considerable i'm
provement. Charley can ue farmer as
well as the rest of them If he sets about
IT..
Pat Nester and Attor e. Doore were
over from Baraga Wednesday, Mr.. Nes-
ter will have charge OF some pretty larg
numbering operations on The Ontonag"n
river, this winter AMI will probably
make his headquarters at Even.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A, Columbus and
family took their departure last Wednes-
day for Oivet where they " make their
home in future. We ave very sorry -
see "ich desirable cltzous ave here. as
there are none to spare Uut we hope T.
see them back again b Tor many years
Mrs. f. X. Penberthy let sunday fr
Lansing to attend the statc rand lodg"
Of the l.. o. L. NJ. to whjr she is a d'.'-
egate from the local hive ne was az,
compaDed by her mothe u j @ Nit-
K,rnab Of L'Anse. and both ladies VIII
visit relatives in Detroit lefore
returning. Copper Cosntrv Cor. Minlnr
Journal.
THE SENTINEL scribe had the pleasure
OF a social chat with MIR. j. b. Knight
editor OF the Norway Current and COM
missioner Of mineral statistics last
Tuesday. He came up here to gather
some data with regard to the sandstone
aud slate deposits Of this county. AL
Al Al
mark Of life's journey he is the same
genial, wholesouled fellow. with, per-
haps, some OF the rough edges rubbed
off, that we knew in Marquette county
eighteen wears ago.
No Woro FROM Davis.
Mrs. Milo III. Davis, vile Of the ah-
n T.. N