The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-27
CITY ITEMS.
We hear and read OF many men
Whose honor is like fiint;
But know man SO honest
That he never took q hint.

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OIL, beef and frogs are now on the
jump.
Luke Welsh is having bis barn re,
painted.
Fishermen are preparing for their
seasons work.
The showers this week have given
grass, etc., spring like appearance.
The L'Anse Lumber company's mill
will commence operations for the season
Monday.
There will be an adjourned regular
mseting Of the village council Monday
evening. N
All are unanimous as to the good re-
suits TO be derived from the use OF the
Superior Stock beer. 1t has no equal.
The bay is entirely free from ice, and
the outlook is that boats will soon be
running. Last year the first boat ar
rived April "a.
Through the courtesy OF James b.
Angel, l.. l.. d., we are In receipt of a
calendar of the University Of Michigan
for 1s94-95.
VIM. Crebassa will move his livery
outfit to Ontonagon and will run a livery
stable in connection with the Bigelow
house. Even Recorder.
A. Hall was stricken with paralysis
last Saturday, since which time he has
been In very critical condition. His
recovery is considered hopeless.
Bicycle riding has become so popular
that it may not be long before some en-
terprslng livery stable keeper may con-
ceive the proprie.y Of keeping and stab
ling the ''silent steeds" as matter Of
accommodation to those who prefer this
mode Of locomotion.
The thumb, according to professional
palmists, is an uncrrirg index to the
mind. IT a person is trying to deceive
you he will probably draw his thumb in
toward the palm. On the other hand, If
he is telling the truth, the thumb will
be relaxed and point away from the
palm.
Several people In town state that they
are greatly annoyed evenings by gang
of young boys who throw stones at the
doors Of their residences and commit
many other bad capers. Several Of the
boys are known. end IL they do not
abandon their nightly escapades they will
find themselves in the clutches Of the
law.
Yesterday was the seventy-sixth an
niversary OF the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, and the day was generally
celebrated by Lodges of the order. IL
was the intention of L'Anse Lodge No.
445, /. o. o. F., to appropriately observe
the day with pablic exercises, but it was
found that large number Of members
could not possibly attend, hence the idea
was necessarily abandoned.
Miss Gertrude Taylor, who for the past
two years, has held the position Of tsle-
graph operator and manager in this city
for the Western Union Co., left for her
homs at Waaketon, Iowa, Monday. Miss
Taylor was obliged to 20 on account Of
poor health, bat her many friends hope
to see her return. Her position is filed
by Miss Sands, of Marquette.
Thursday evening, THE Count OF Monte
Cristo," rendered by Mr.. Frank Lindon,
assisted by an able company, was we'll
attended and highly appreciated. The
company played on percentage for the
benefit of L'ABse Lodge, K. Of z. TIE
company is geod one, and Is greeted
by large audiences In every city and
town. Arrangements are being made to
secure the company for one night next
week II possible, when different play
will be rendered.
At prayer meeting In small town
near Syracuse, N. Y, recently, an IL
literate bat good man made the fellow
iuB pIdyois Ou LoIus lHou huoWest
that we are thankful to Thee that our
souls are safe from the fire that quench-
eth not II q man lose his horse, Thou
knowest that he can buy another; II he
lose his house, Thou knowsst that he
can build another; II he lose his wife,
Thou knowest that he can get another,
bat II he lose his soul. goodbye, John"
Somewhat inelegant. but expressive GER
tainly.
The last meeting Of the Keweenaw
club for the ssassn was held at the Town
Hall Wednesday evening. and very en-
joyable time was had. Dancing was :hs
order Of the evening, music beisg far
nIshed by Prot Crim's orchestra. Ac-
cording to arrangement each MEMBER OF
the club was privileged to invite .
friend. The attendancr was therefore
large and greatly added to the pleasure
OF the evening. Choice Refreshments
were served In the dining room Of the
hall. The meetings Of the Kswsenaw