The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-07-20
Additional local on eighth page.

Additional local on eighth page.
VIII Menge was at Calumet Thursday.
S. T. Harris was at Pequamlng Tues
day.
S. Jacobson was at Skanee part of the
week.
Luke Welsh was at the copper couutry
part of the week.
Byron Glover left for Chicago Thurs
day. He was accompanied by his
daughter.
There is still no trace OF John Ken
nedy. who escaped from the county jail
the night OF July 4th.
The carpenter work upon the NJ. e.
church has been completed, and painters
are now al work.
Mrs. James j.. Byers. Miss Lizzie
Boudry and Mrs. f. Carroll, of Barago.
were visiting friends in town Yesterday.
Mrs. i o. Jones who has been con
lned TO her home by Illness for the past
three or four weeks is slowly recover
ing.
TIE SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of copy OF the Michigan Mining
School Prospectus of Elective Studios.
My. ls93."
The three-year-old son OF Michael
Fitzpatrick was kicked by COW yester-
day, but we understand that he was not
seriously injured.
DR.. c. l.. Finch, of Jacobsyile. was
in the city Monday. The doctor had
been to Skanee, coming from there to
L'Ause on his bicycle.
N, II. Manhard. of the firm of Man
hard-Joplng & Co.. Marquette. passed
through town Thursday. en- route to The
copper country
a representative OF Il. l.. Polk II Co..
Detroit, was in the city THURSDAY de-
liveriug the Michigan Gazetteer for 1895.
Just issued.
church Is completed and roof work will
be commenced the first of the week. (.
L Gripp Sc Co.. of lshpeming. have the
contract.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. j. Selfert and son.
Mrs. ". Hansen. Mrs. Wiley and
daughter. Il. G. Williams and w. w. Will
son. of Detroit. went to Skanee Tuesday
on fishing trip. They returned in the
evening.
An exchange SAYS that ii You tell
woman that she looks like an angel ant
acts like the devil you have made
friend. II you tell her she acts like an
angel and looks like the devil you have
made life long enemy.
The llonghton correspondent OF the
Mining Journal says: For man who
lays no claims to ability rs aH angler,
Judge Hubbell did pretty fair by bring
ing home some tieut from Baraga coun-
ty, one of which weighed three and an
other over four pounds.
All Of the priests OF the copper coun
try, about twelve in number. were In the
city Tuesday TO attcnd the semi-annual
conference, which was held at the par
sonagc of Rev. Fatker Joisten. A very
pleasant drive was also taken to the
Catholic Mission.
Clyde Kiinaensmitb, Of Pequaming, is
confined to his bed with typhoid fever.
The Mckenzie children, who have been
very sick with the same disease, are
getting alongs,as well as can be expected.
We understand that there are also one
or two other cases at Pequaming.
jefferson Johnsing, a Southfield color
ed man. says he has been marrisd forty
years and never has as yet auarrelcd
with his wife. you sea, ave has an un-
derstandin' that II come home a feelin'
aidgeways. l turn up my coat collar, an
de olo nanny understands an doant
open her yap, an II she comes In a little
cranky she rolls up her left sleeve an
I'm as mum as dumb barber"
DR.. J. G. Turner, whose health has
been rather poor for the past few weeks,
left for Sault Ste, Marie Monday after
noon, from which poiut he.wiIl take the
steamer Northwest for Buffalo, N. Y.
From there ne will proceed to New York
City, and will also visit several other
eastern points. During his absence his
practice will be attended to by DR.. Love-
land, Of Republic,
Rev. Father Joisten, accompanied by
Rev. Father Zimmerman, of Dollar Bay,
will leave for New York Monday. from
which port they will sail for Rhineland
Germany, their native home, and where
the parents OF both still reside. They
will also visit the principle cities Of the
old cosntry before their return, which
will not be before the early part or middle
Of October. Rev. Father Datin, VI Chas.
sell, will hold services at ST. Joseph's
church during AUGUST.