The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-02
The lentan season commenced wodnss-

j. X. Thomas was at bis homestead
part OF tho week.
Miss Kittle Wahl and brother Andrew
were at Hancock Monday.
The Ladies Sewing Society OF the ME-.
church expect TO hold a fair April 18th.
The Sturgeon River Lumber Company
have closed their camps for the season
A dance will be given by the L'Anse
Orchestra at the Town Hall this even
ing.
Miss Bertha Moore, of Pequaming.
was visiting the Misses Thomas this
week
| The soft weather this week afforded
an opportunity TO remove the snow and
ice from the sidewalks.
Miss May McKernan has accepted the
position as stenographer in the U. S.
Land Office at Marquette.
The L'Anse Lumber Company wore
unable to. haul logs from the pinery part
of the week, owing to the soft weather.
The subject of the meeting of the
| Christian Endeavor society last evening
was: "Spiritual Life" Next week the
subject will DO "Everthng for God"
Mrs. G. p. Blankenhorn entertained
nun Der OF her lady friends at coffee
partyat her home Wednesday Afternoon.
The occasion being her birthday.
a Citizens Caucus will be held at the
Town Hall Tuesday evening at 7:30
O'Clock for the purpose of no omiDatipg
candidates for the village election.
The weather changed to colder
Thursday evenng,and to Vii Appearances
it looked as though March would come
in like lion" but yesterday, although
quite cold, the day was fair.
The Ladies' Sewing Society met at the
residence Of Mrs. NJ. Wallace this
afternoon. Next Saturday afternoon
they will meet ut the home of Mrs.
J. &. Turhel.
The Finnish Temperance society held
their first ANIMAL meeting at Pequaming
Thursday. The attendance was large,
many being present from this city and
Baraga.
The Keweenaw Club met at the Town
Hall Monday evening aud very
pleasant time was spent In card PLAYING
and dancing. An invitation was cx-
tended by Miss Allie Mckenzie, OF
PeQuaming, to meet at her home next
Tuesday evening, which was accepted,
providing the weather is favorable.
A very sad accident occurred at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs j. b, Belanger last
Saturday morning. While their dangh-
ter, Miss Esphilirinia, was helping her
mot her with the household duties, she
III some manner dropped pan of hot
lard which she was carrying, which
splashed onto her face and burped 1t
very severely.
AT tae Democratic county conyenti on
at the Town Hall Saturday afternoon
last. Richard Feore. of Baraga. was
chosen chairman and +. l.. Roche, of
Baraga, Secretary. J. B. Smith, OF
this city, and H.Nosbltt. OF Baraga. were
chosen delegates to attend the state
convention held at Saginaw Thursday.
NJ. j. McKenna, of Baraga. was nom
mated as county school com issioner.
In the house of representatives last Fri.
day afternoon, a bill passed and was
given immediate effect, providing for a
general registration for the election that
is TO take place on the first Monday of
April. The bill provides that the
registration shall be held on the Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday preceding the
day OF election. In cities all voters must
appear personally to register, but IN
country districts where the boards of
registration are supposed to know all
the voters In their district, registration
may be done by letter or by proxy.
The Boston Traveller truthfully re-
marks that fraternity is doing the grand
est work Of the age. 1t eIevates and
enriches mankind, anj brings peace and
comfort to all who come within It's pro-
lection. The skeptic of Yesterday is the |
believer Of today. The millions Of dol |
lars expended by fraternity, doing good |
for its members, have made lasting
impression. No longer are fraternal
orders scofsd at and set down as frauds,
but they are looked mp to by the laws
and endorsed by the public aud press at
large.
The Snow Shoe Club met at the homo
Of the Misses Catherine and Lillian
Thomas Thursday evening. Owing to
the weather the tramp was omisted.
Card playing was INDUCED IN until
about IL p. m. The first prizes we're
awarded to Miss Allie Blankenhorn and
John Sterk, and the consolation prizes to
Miss MertIe Tuck and b. Wallace. The
guests were thep.invited into the dining
room where an excellent luncheon was
served. The meeting was highly enjoyed