The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22
CITY ITEMS.

hohuoy.
W. Zellen, OF skanee, was la the ciSy
Monday.
f. H. Bell Of Chicago, was visitor
Thursday.
Come to L'Anse July 4th if you want
good time.
Fishing is reported excellent In TINS
neck o. the woods.
The new bell for the NJ. E. church ar
rived this week.
Dan Mcmillan and W. E. Doore were
over from Baragn Tuesday.
Kew. Father Jolsten was at Marquette
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nestep were over
from Baraga Tuesday evening.
Rev. f. |. Grinnell. OF Chassell was
the guest of Mr., II. Selden part of the
week
L. i. Peck, the genial travelling repre-
sentative OF Morley Bros, OF saginaw
was In the city Tue day
A underground daughter arrived at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, w. j. Nc
Kama Wednesday morning. Il
Several people from Baraga attended
the Little Trixien entertainments at
the Opera House Thursday evening.
The D.. S. 5. & A road mas estab-
llshed a ticket office at Nowtonvllle,
which is in charge OF E. ID. Newton.
F.E. Hixon, travelling auditor of the
d.. S. :. & A. road. passed through the
city Tuesday, en- route to Marquette.
w. d. Wallace who has been coa-
fined to his bed for the past week on
account Of sun stroke. is slowly inprov-
ing.
According TO the Ontonagon Herald
lodge of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows is soon TO be established in that
town.
The graduating class of '95 wish TO
announce that 40 presents or fiowers
will be received publicly on the evening
of the graduating exercises.
The steam barge NJ. 7. Green, which
has been taking on cargo of lumber at
the L'Anse Lumber Co.'S docks. left for
Chicago Thursday evening.
IL is probable that the A. o. U. W.
lodges of the upper peninsula Will hold
their next annual reunion in this city
the latter part Of August.
THE SENTisEL acknowledges an invi-
tatiou to attend the opening of the
Hotel Superior, at Marquette, which
event occurred Thursday evening. We
regret that we were unable to attend.
The general public is cordially IN,
vited to attend the free lecture to be
given at the Opera House this evening
by Grand Master Salter OF the lnde-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows.
Died-Sunday morning. at the Bay
Shore, Barbara, the six-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bachand. The funeral was held Tues
day morning from st. Joseph's church,
Rev. VIM. Joisten officiating.
Monday was certainly day OF acci-
dents and sorrow. We understand that
two men In q rowboat on the bay near
Pequaming were capsizod and nearly
lost their lives. We were unable, hsw-
evor, to learA their names.
Miss Sands, operator at the Western
Union Office for the past two months, re-
signed her position aud left Wednesday
for Marquette, where she will have
charge OF an Office in the new Hotel Su-
perior. Mr.. Geo. Bovin, of Calumet, will
succeed her.
The funeral Of John c. Harris, held at
Houghtou Sunday afternoon, was very
largely attended, friends from all parts
of Houghton and adjoining counties
uniting In paying a last tribute to the
memory OF one who:was highly esteemed
and beloved.
y G. B. Hibbard. of Minneapolis, has
resigned his position as general pas
ssnger agent of the South Shore and
500 lines. to accept the presidency Of
the Northern Adirondack railway In
New York. and Geo. W. Hibbard OF
Marquette, the genial northern pas
senger agent, will now have full charge.
Earl Edgerton. Of Jacobsville, has re-
turned from Detroit. and expects his
family to arrive the first Of the week.
Mr.. Edgerton states that the farmers 10
the vicinity Of Jaeobsville are planting
large quantities OF potatoes, aad that
the Rrasshoppers do not seem to be as
plentiful as last season, but still a car
load could be spared to good advantage.
Miss Jessie Cameron, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm Cameron, died at her
home at Iron Mountain Wednesday.
Mrs. A. q. Shields, Of this city, aunt Of
the deceased, was In attendance at the
funeral, which was held at Hancock
yesterday. Mrs. Cameron, who has also
besa sick, Is In very critical condition
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