The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-17
CITY ITEMS.

Welcome to our city, a. o. u. W,
Local news is very scarce this week .
About two more weeks OF legal trout
fishing.
William Field was over from Bara ga
Thursday.
&. II. Huston OF Baraga was a visitor
Thursday.
The passenger train from the east
was nearly two hours late Sunday even
ing.
Quite number OF people from this
city attended the circus at Hancock
Tuesday.
II. Lee, who started a laundry in this
city about two months ago, has given
up the business.
Grand annual reunion OF the A. o, u.
w OF the upper peninsula in this city
next Thursday.
lir and Mrs. NJ. Levitan's little child
is very i'll; also one of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Trudeau's children.
Mrs John Funke and Mrs. 7. Nester.
OF Baraga. we're calling on friends in the
city Thursday afternoon.
The steamer Nipigon will arrive today
and load lumber from the company's
dock for Ogdensburg. N. Y.
$, Russell Smith returned Tuesday
from months visit with relatives
Mt Sault Ste. Marie. Algouac and De
trOit.
NJ j. McKanna who has been visiting
his parents at CampbeIford. Ont. for
several weeks. returned to this city
Tuesday.
n. S. Pennock, county game and fish
warden. OF Baraga. was in town on pro-
fessonal business Wednesday and
Thursday.
A portion of the dock at the brown
stone quarry gave way few days ago.
letting several large stones into the
bay.
The work of setting up the new ma
chinery at the brick yard is progressing
nicely and things look decidedly like
business with big B.
This is how they make dresses now:
Take the material for four skirts and
make the sleeves; then take the materiai
for one sleeve and make the skirt.
The members OF L'Anse Lodge. No.
445. |. o. o. F.. are requested to be
present at the meeting this evening. as
business of importance will be trans
acted.
Mrs. NJ. Citizen and daughter. Mrs.
George McElveen, OF Even who is visit
ing her, returned from the copper coun-
Try Thursday, where they had been Wis
iting friends.
~ The regular examination for school
teachers was held at the Court House
Thursday and Friday by County Schesl
Commissioner NJ. j. McKanna. Siy
applicants were present, five for the
third grade, and one for the second
grade.
The fourth quarterly meeting Of the
M. f church will be conducted tomor
row by the Rev. s. r. Williams, Of Rec
jacket, who will preach the sermon a
Peqnaming. at 1880 o'clock a. m., ant
at the Mission, at 3 o'clock p. m. A
7:3O O'Clock in the evening Rev. w
Warne Wilson. OF Detroit, will preach al
the NJ. E. church in this city. All art
cordially invited to the services.
Complaints are again being made tha
flowers left upon graves In the cemetery
are stolen, as are also the vases iD which
they are placed. In several iustsnce'
vases broken, showing conclusively that
the perpetrators not only desire to steal
but with the spirit of q tiend, wilfull!
destroy whatever is placed upon tn,
graves. 1t is safe to say that II tn,
guilty parties. are discovered they will
get their just deserts. Such contempt
ible work deserves no mercy.
John, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
CullDaD, died Monday afternoon afts
an Illness OF about three months, aget
O months and "a days. A rathe
peculiar incident is the fact that eigh
weeks ago Monday, and at the sam
hour, their little son Danny wa
drowned In the bay. The funeral wa
held frem St. Joseph's church wednes
day morning at 1890 O'Clock, Rev. Fs
ther Datin, Of Chassell, officiating. TIL
bersaved parents have the sympathy @
the community in their great affilt
tion.