The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
PERSONALS.
ID. ]. Norton, was in the city Thursday.
Mrs. John Orr is visiting at Marquette


Lawyer E. j. Mapes, of Marquette, was
in town on Wednesday on legal business.
Prof. G, Z. Tuck returned Wednesday
evening from his trip to lower Michigan.
| Hon. S. l.. Smith, OF Detroit, was in
town Tuesday, the guest of j. b. Smith.
Miss Stinmetz. of Sheboygan, Wis, is
visiting Ler brother, Mr.. G. p. Stinmetz.
Mrs. w. j. McKanna returned last
Saturday from visit with her people in
Ontario.
Miss Eliza and Master Joe O'Connor
are visiting relatives in the copper
country.
Miss Edna Solace, of Houghton is visit
ing in town, the guest of Mrs. John
Campbell.
Rev. T. G. Thomas and wife. Of Munis-
ing, are visiting with old L'Anse friends
this week.
Mr.. l.. J. Shepard returned from a
visit with his parents in Connecticut
Sunday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Freund, of Champion, was
the guest of Mrs. l.. A. Columbus the
first OF the week.
Misses Mamie Smith and Mamie
Turner left last Tuesday for . visit with
Houghton friends.
~ u WILLIAMS ronracaptinU las Piclr-
ands Il Co., Marquette, was in town on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Ruhl and Miss Mamie Sheldon,
of Houghton were the guests of Mrs. }.
B. Smith last Monday.
Mrs. Il. I. Vent arrived by Sunday
evening train 10 visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Mason.
Mr.. CHARLES Conley, one of the home
steaders Of Covington township, was in
town on business couple of days this
week.
Mr.. AL. Biankenhorn, of Milwaukee, is
expected here TODAY on visit with his
brother, c. z. Blankenhorn, for week
or two.
II. C. Williams and Peter Clyne are out
in the Huron mountains on land ex-
plorng expedition. They left Thursday
afternoon.
Messrs. Walford Been, Skanee, Fred.
Tredeau. Spur, and John Lyons, Cow
ington, were In town Tuesday attending
meeting of the board OF supervisors.
August Sherbert. of Wausau, Wis,
came down from Pequaming Sunday,
where he is employed during the sum-
mer. to witness the ball game between
the Lone Stars and Rivals.
We are pleased to note that Miss
Chapel Is again in her accustomed place
In Smiths store, her mothers health
having improved sufficiently to permit
Saturday.
Capt. Young, of Escanaba, arrived this
week on his annual trout fishing excur-
sion. and stories OF big brock trout taken
by him will be In order. In his case
these fish stories are no myths He al
ways gets them.
Mrs. j. b. Smith is unable to be
around OH account OF sprained ankle,
the result of an accident at the Sunday
school picnic last Wednesday. While
the sprain was quite painful 1T Is not
thought to be serious.
Messrs. F. A. Schultz. banker OF De-
troit and brother-n-law OF L. Hennes Of
Houghton, and r. L. Hennes, OF Lake
Linden, were In town Tuesday and while
here took occasion to look over some
stone property down the bay shore In
which Mr.. Hcnnes is interested.
Messrs. Henry Mclaughlin, Simeon
Bell, Herman Helm, and John Dexter, a |
party of Pequamlng young men. sailed
down from the Point last Friday and
had fine ride. The wind went down
toward evening and they had to return
via the ''white ash breeze" line, arriving
about 2 a. m. Come again, boys.
George ii. Schoneweg, ex-supervsor of
Coyingt0n township, was in town on
business during the meeting of the board
of supervisors. Incidentally George ex-
pressed himself as not averse to accepting
the nomination for sheriff, but we fear
his township will not have delegates
enough In the convention, and pretty
near every other township in the county
has q candidate to present.
st. Ignace is so dull that the city has