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

Mrs. Ii. Wilcox, OF Baraga, called on
friends here Thursday.
John Dalzell, of Detroit has be en- in
town most of the week.
Master Bernie Tracy. of Marquette, is
the guest of Charlie Auge.
Mr.. Albert Blankenhorn left Yesterday
for his home in Milwaukee.
Mr.. Geo. Bottsford was in town yes ter
day interviewing customers.
John Sterk, Jr., visited friends at Cal
uEet the fore part Of the week.
Sam Shearer, Of SIX anee, was in town
on business several days this week.
Mrs. NJ. Citizen and daughter Cora re-
turned Tuesday from visit at Even.
Presiding Elder Whalen, OF sault Ste.
Marie was in the city Wednesday last
Mrs. NJ. Wallace aud Miss May Wallace
left Thursday for visit at Marquette.
Mrs. NJ. yoetsch, of Detroit, was visit
ing friends in town few days this week.
| Mr.. M. DeHaas, the Huron Bay lum-
herman, transacted business here Thurs
| dav.
Ben Weider. OF hancock, accompanied
by his two sons, called on L'Ause friends
last Tuesday.
Pat Nester and Thos. Nngent, of
po 81 TnacIou ha,
way to Pequaming.
G. e. Berry, the cigar manufacturer of
Baraga, was a caller at THE SENTINEL
office Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Noon returned to her home in
Marquette Thursday morning after a
weeks outing in LAnse.
Miss Rene Backus, OF Michigamme, is
spending the week here as the guest of
Miss Libbe Columbus.
Miss Allie Mckenzie, OF PequamiDg,
spent couple of days in town as the
guest of Miss Mertie Tuck.
Geo. A. Royce, city controller of Mar
Quette, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town the guest Of ye editor.
c. J. Byrns, Ishpeming, deputy head
consul of the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, was in town briefly Thursday after
noon.
Miss May McKernan returned this
week from visit in the copper country
and is attending to duty again In the
post Office.
Mr.. Chas. Chappell, Of Marquette, came
up Monday and returned home Thursday
with his family who have been visiting
here for several weeks.
o. w. Robinson, of the Sturgeon River
Lumber Co., Chassell, was around among
L'Anse friends Monday last, and made
this office.a friendly call.
A. Wahl, Sr., started last Tuesday for
the lumber woods of Keweenaw county
where he takes his old position as scaler
for Chas. Hebard & Son.
Messrs. Phillip and VIM. Voetch were
called to Marquette, last Wednesday. to
attend contest at the land Office in
which the latter iSinterested.
MessIs. Loais Long and August Carl
son were In town Tuesday with their
witnesses to prove up on their home
stead claims near Huron Bay.
MIR. August Gilman, township clerk OF
Arvon township, was In town on business
Tuesday last aud took time to make TIE |
SENTINEL Office pleasant call.
Mr.. Albert Blankenhorn and the Miss
es Emma Fink, Edith Williams and Allie |
BlankenhorR spent couple OF days in
the copper country this week.
Andy wahl Jr., left last Wednesday
for the lumber woods Of Keweenaw
county where he expects to put In the |
winter in the employ Of Chas. Hebard & |
Son.
The Misses Sally Mahon and Lizzie |
Dedier returned to their home In Houzh- |
ton Thursday, having spent a few days /,
visiting here as the guests OF Mrs John !
Contiu.
Carl Lichtfuss, n homesteader neai
Huron Bay, was in tewn Tuesday as q
witness for Louis Loug. who made hnsl |
proof on his homestead before County
Clerk OCsnnor.
Mrs. James Williams, Of Houghton,
who has been visiting relatives at lrou-
wood, stopped of here this week to visit
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Thompson. She
returned homo yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Young completed his fishing ex-
cursion here and returned TO Escapaba
Thursday afternoon empty handed. lie
had very poor luck this year. having
failed to catch any Of the lareer ,s'sasJ
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