The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-01
The L'Anse Sentinel.
BARAGA.

Miss Allie MCCLELLAN left Tuesday even
Ing for visit with Houghton friends.
George Roach and Matte Smith came
home Tn lrsday evening from visit at
Escanaba.
Charles Darcy and Bob Wilson left for
Marquette Wednesday to attend home
stead contest at the U. s. land office.
John Peterson has taken the agency
for the Torch Lake brewery. He COM
menced delivering beer to customers yes.
terday.
Mrs. i. hester left for Detroit the
early part of tho week to attend the
funeral ceremony of a young friend, Miss
Ducey.
Mr.. NJ. Berg has been having his
building reprinted ana otherwise re-
paired which improves its appearance
very much.
Mike Ross came in from Huron Bay
Thursday evening. The hester fleet of
lumber carries are expected in the first
of the week.
Mrs. A. Arm lid and Bert Funke were
summoned to Marquette, Wednesday, to
attend HOMESTEAD contest in which
Mrs. Arnold is interested.
A few sports went 10 Marquette last
Sunday with the Baraga base ball club,
and report very enjoyable trip in the
buffet car. The walter did not complain
for lack of exercise, either.
The boys who went out to the Huron
river on a ten days trip returned last
Saturday night, weighing from three to
ten pounds more than when they left, on
account of the splendid trip they had.
We understand that game OF base
ball has been arranged to come off on the
home grounds tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the BarGga club and the Riyals.
1t will undoubtedly De an interesting
game.
In the game Of ball with the Rivals at
Marquette last sunday, the Baragas
were defeated by score OF Il TO l6.
OuA .OSgS iORN " W ~ SNNh thN ipuiSlS
tomorrow IN Q game with the same club
on the home grounds,
The base ball boys, aside from the
WORK they put in playing ball, frequently
have 10 go down into their POCKETS TO
N Get expenses, and 1t looks bad to see
lot Of men climb upon the fence TO see
the game to avoid paying the admission
price, Those who cannot afford 10 pay
the fee for entrance TO the grounds
ought to stay away.
The Ontonagon base ball boys seem to
be anxious TO cross bats with the Baraga
boys again, aud another game may be
arranged between them before the season
closes. The Ontouag0n fellows had bet
ter keep quiet, the Baragas have been
playing with clubs that put up good bail,
and when they play tho Ontonagons
again they will be pretty likely to shut
them out. They would keep quiet then. |
Mr.. G. j. Byrns. deputy head consul OF
the order of Modern Woodmen OF Ameri-
ca, Las been in the village the past few
days for the purpose of instituting sub
ordinate camp of the order here. We
understand he succeeded In securing the
names of thirty-fve for charter members,
and that the camp viii be instituted next
Monday evening. This society ranks
very high as a bene6claryprder, its as
sessments and expenses being low and the
payments of death claims very prompt.
The little two-year-old son of Mr.. C.E.
BeprY was run over and quite severely
injured Sunday afternoon. The rig was
driven by an intoxicated individual at
very rapid rate aud In Il reckless manner,
aud the boy, who was playing or crossing
the street was thrown under the wheels
and very severely bruised, but luckily no
bones were broken. The child was I'M
conscious for two or three hours and it !
was feared he had sustained fatal in
ternal injuries, but at this writing he Is
doing well. Mr.. Berry caused the arrest
of the reckless driver who was convicted !
and fined, costing the latter about SIT
for his carelessness.
We clip from Detroit paper the fol-
lowing particulars concerning the sud
den demise of an estmable young lady !
concerning whom many Baraga people
feel an Interest,"
Miss Katherine Ducey, daughter of
Patrick A. Ducev, the well known lum-
herman, died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at Brandon, n y, where Mr.. Ducey
has summer home. Miss Ducey was
very We'll known socially in Detroit, the
family having come here from Muskegon
four or five years ago. She was an active
charity worker and well known in |
Catholic circles. TIL, cause Of her death
was peritonitis, for which an operation
was performed on Saturday, from the |
shock OF which she never recovered. |
She was TO have been married this fall to |
John f. Nester, son OF the late wealthy |
lumberman. The remains arrived from |
the east this noon and the funeral will
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