The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-13
BARAGA

tor Wednesday.
Geo. Theobald returned from Sidnaw
Wednesday.
ii. O. McMain arrived from Mar
quette Tuesday.
Ontonagon is to have new brewery.
Drink hearty gentlemen"
A. f. Boswell, of Marquette, was in
the city yesterday.
E. Ii. Ormsby returned from his trip
to Detroit Sunday.
William Mannis, of Marquette, was
in the city Thursday.
John and Patrick hester went to
Sidnaw Tuesday afternoon.
William Hand returned from Sidnaw
and other points Thursday evening.
C. Il. Crowley returned from Detroit
Sunday where he spent the holidays.
j. ii. Wentz, formerly foreman O.
the hester Estate mill, is in the city.
Mrs. G. j. Northrop and Mrs. f. w
Reed, of Marquette, were in the ciC.
Wednesday.
There were quite number of PEG
pie went over to L'Anse Wednesda
evening to attend the benefit concer,.
Thomas McGrath returned from
Hancock Sunday, where he had bee
visiting relatives for several days.
L. A. Critchfied has been laid III
with la grippe the past few days, bu
is now able to b. around again.
The strong wind Wednesday nigh
broke one of the large front panes =.
glass in l.. j. Gallagher's store.
S. b. Mottinger will leave for Eliza
be.h City. n. c., where he VIII r.
main about four weeks the guest o.
his brother.
Thomas Landon returned to Sidnav
Wednesday afternoon, where he is 4.
the employ of the hester Estate on the
new railroad.
Regular meeting of the Ladies 4 d
Society next Wednesday afternoon t
two o'clock at the residence of Mrs. i.
II. Mcdonald.
Albert Anderson was the first pers' II
to drive across the bay this season. He
states that the ice is thict and perfs. l.
ly safe.
The man who says business is good
this winter should be sent toan asyir IN
at on, =, for BE would certainly be as
crazy us bed bug.
There will be four eclipses during
1894, two of the sun and two of the
moon. and transit of mercury ever
the suns dusk.
AS usual business has quie ted down
after the holidays. hut now is t. e
time business men should hustle and
make business by Offering special at-
fractions.
c. A. Reynolds, who has been vely
sick with la grippe and pneumon .
was taken to his home ut Fort Howard
Wis. Tuesday. lie was accompanied
by his mother and brother.
Read what Ed. Haas &, Co., the well
known and popular merchants OF
Houghton and Red Jacket, have to :. y
in their advertisement this week.
Several newspapers still continue 10
run Christmas and New Year advel-
tisemcnts. Perhaps the various err
chants are starting in early for NJ xt
year.
The Mencminee Evening Leader is
In error in the statement that Ju( sc
Jay Iiubbell has been holding court at
Marquette. 1t was doubtless intent ed
to read L'Anse.
A l,GOO-pound horse fell squarely up
on an Iron Mountain kid and didn't
hurt him at all.-Ironwood News
Record.
Who. The horse or the kid
There will be services in the new
NJ. f. church tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock As this will be the opening
of the church for actual worship. it il
hoped that the attendance will b,
large.
The firm of j. Gottliebson II Co. ha'
been dissolved Mr.. Gottliebson will
leave in few days for Chicago and the
east, where he will purchase largt
stock of dry goods, etc, and will re
sumo bushes at the some store about
March list. lie desires to state thai
all accounts due the late firm are to be
paid to him.
Mrs. f. Norine Law, of Baraga, dis
trict president of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will de-
liver temperance lecture in the Con-
gregational church, Sunday evening.
January l4th, at seven o'clock. A full
attendance is desired by the w. C.T.U.
o. Hancock.-Ilancock Copper Journal
Monday morning Henry Girard and