The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-25

the New Lloyd House.
F. W. Halsey passed through Monday
on his way to Pequaming.
Mrs. Ii. f. Snyder, of Pequamlpg, is
visiting with friends in town.
G. E. Berry, of Baraga. was caller at
the SENTINEL Office yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Shearer, of Skaneo, was a
LAnse visitor last Wednesday.
Luke Welsh transacted business at
Houg bton the first Of the week.
Miss May McKernan is spending the
week with relatives at Dollar Bay.
Mrs. j. Q. McKcrnan has been visit
ing copper country friends this week.
Forrest Orr, Of the Mining school, is
spending the vacation with his folks
here.
Mr.. Thos. Welsh, of Duluth, is guest
at the residence of his uncle, Nv. Luke
! Welsh.
1Ir. and Mrs. j. Ii. Lewis, of Mar
| Quetto, are guests at the New Lloyd
House.
| Mrs. John Shields and Mrs. Fred Lean.
OF the copper district, are visiting friends
in town.
Miss Rosa Blankenhorn returned last
Saturday from visit with friends in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. NJ. Citizen was visiting copper
country friends this week, returning
Thursday.
| Mr.. l. A. Moore transacted business at
Houghton, last Saturday for the LAnse
Lumber GO.
Maj. W. <. Havlland, OF Pequaming,
board meeting.
| MIR. Theodore Williams arrived yester
day from Chicago and is the guest of Mr..
ana Mrs. l.. j. Shepard.
Messrs. Charles Hebard, of Peqnamiug,
and Prosper Roberts, Of Lake Linden,
were In town briefly Thursday.
Mr.. N. A. Carlson, one of the substan-
tial farmers Of Baraga township, was in
town 90 business last Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. MauGer left last THURSDAY for
Mt. Clemens and Detroit where she will
spend q few weeks with friends.
Charles c. Guyette, ono Of the Rivals
best ball players, has gone to Sidnaw
where ho has obtained employment.
d. j. Rowland, representing Sullivan.
the Fond du Lac tailor, was around
among his IiAnse friends this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Hatch, Of Mar
qnette, weie the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
q Johnston the first part Of the week.
IL. Selden and family came down from
Portage Entry Thursday evening", 10
spenu a week with relatives st L'AnSs'
Mr.. Albert BlanEenborc and Miss
Emma Fink, Of Milwaukee, are visiting
friends H. L'Anse tor o compile OF wecKs.
Miss Marie +. Knney returned from n
Wis to lower Michigan Tuesday evening,
accompanied by her cousin. Miss Edith
Kinney. OF Travese City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edgerton and son
Columbus cana down from Portage
Entry "Wednesday evening to spend a
few days with relatives here.
Mr.. John B. Pfeifer, OF Houghton, was
In town q couple OF days this week on his
annual fishing trip. and 1t is safe to say
that he took some nice specimens Of the
fiuny tribe home with him. lie was the
guest Of Mr.. c. p. Blankenhorn while In
the city.
Rev. j. w. Olmsted, financial agent of
the Children's Home Society Of Wiscon-
sin, has been In the city several days this
week soliciting subscriptions for theinsti-
tuition which he represents. He met with
fair degree OF success. The operation
OF this institution covers the state of WIS.,
consin and the Upper Peninsula Of Michi-
gan, anu In the short time 1t has been
in operation 1t has found homes for $50
children.
Paul Pine, OF Marquette, has been Wis
iting his brother, Louis Pine. of the NJ.
E. Mission, the past week, and has been
doing some land looking while here by
way Of diversion. Paul is probably one
the best known land explorers In this
region, having been Engaged In tho bus-
ness since the early days of the penin-
sula, and before the advent OF the iron
horse and other evidences of civilization,
he packed mails through when It was
nothing more than bowling wilderness.