The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01

MAKE nrst your coat ana vestF'
A. Steinfsld. of Chicago. was in town
Wednesday.
J. B. Fearor. OF New York. was in the
city Wednesday.
H. q. Crandall, Of Chicago, spent Sun.
day In he city.
E. E. Biting, OF Marquette, was in
town this week.
Carl Crebassa spent Thanksgiving
with friends at Negaunee.
Jehn j. Halback, of Milwaukee, was
in the city Sunday.
Thos. J. Lange, OF Houghton, was In
the city Wednesday.
G. Harret, OF Appleton, was in the
city the fore part Of the week.
J9E. Monroe. Of Milwaukee, was in
thecity the middle OF the week.
P. Wadsworth, of Chicago, was in
the city the fore part of the week.
Dave Rowland, OF Fond du Lac, Wis,
was visitor the latter part of the week.
Alfred Kemp. who has been seriously
Ill with typhoid fever, is able to be
out again.
W. S. Samuels. OF Detroit, was trans
acting business In the city part Of the
week.
The turkeys got II Thursday where
the Democrats got 1t Nov. eth-iu the
neck.
Misses Kate Shea and Anna Sterk
were guests of friends at Houghton this
week.
Miss Saiina ShRvinaw and Miss Stella
Kerwin, Of Champion, attended the
ball Wednesday evening.
w. Timby has retained his position
with w. Crebassa, and left for Even
the fore part of the week.
A large number OF LAnse people at
tended the Modern Woodmen ball at
Baraga Thanksgiving evening.
Charles Cullnan is moving into the
house of Jacob Bosherlnger, corner Of
Second and Broad streets.
Chris. Messner and sister, Emma,
OF Newtonville, attended the dance at
this city Wednesday evening.
Gus Sy returned from his copper
country trip Tuesday, and left Wodnes-
day for his home at Eagle Mills.
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rest.
The observant philosopher says that
the man who talks In his sleep isn't
half as big nuisance as the man who
sleeps in his talk.
While David Thomas and Miss Wah
were oct driving Saturday evening last,
the horse became unmanageable and
they were thrown from the cutter.
No serious damage resulted.
The American Express companv.w which
for several years .has transacted the ex-
press business over the South Shore and
500 lines, will retire from those roads on
or about January 1st and will be sue
cseded BY the Westerp Express! !com pany.
. corporation orga nized under the laws
of Wisconsin and owned by the railroad
companies named.
Tho following parody on the "Old
Oaksa Bucket" 10 applicable at the
present time: "How dear to me is tue
old yellow pumpkin, when orchards are
barren Of stufin'" for pies; when
peaches and apples have both been .
failure, and berries Of no kind have
greeted the eyes, how ..fondly We turn to
the fruit of the corn feld-the fruit that
our children are taught to despise; the
old yellow pumpkin, the Undiscovered
pumpkin, the big round pumpkin that
made such good pies."-Ex.
A man 10 Branch county has married
his step-mother and since then he and
his brothers and sistsrs-or rather his
step-children as they now are also
have been trying to find out where
they're at 10 the matter OF Relationship p
to each other and to the wife and step
mother and sister-in-law respectively,
and the newly made husband has to
staggsr under the burden OF the un-
certainty whether he is his own step
father or himself. for II he Is step-fatber
to his brothers and sisters, would he not
also, he being their brother, be as much
q step-father to himself?-Ex.
The following query is from an ex-
change: "Black found ten dollar gold
piccs lying In the read; hs gave II TO
Brown TO settle . meat bill. Brown gave
u 70 Jones TO settle . grocery account.
Jones turned u over to Baker In pay-
mont Of . balance due on lumber. Baker
returned to Black In settlement Of Q
pots,l Black took II to the bank 70 de-
Dosit Il, vhsn the cashier threw u out
- counterfeit. New were these various
apsusts paid ?"