The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-11-30
CITY ITEMS.
The turkey looks around and sighs:
"What il the use of living,
When Christmas makes {, grab for what
Is not devoured Thanksgiving;"

LOOKS as though winter weather hat
now come 10 stay.
s. Csntrovitz, of Chicago. was in th'
city Tuesday.
Master VIII Wallace spent the weel
with friends at Marquette.
The deer season has closed. but the
rabbit season Is wide open.
w. Ii. 0'Brien. OF Chicago, was Wis
itor in the city part OF the week.
The passenger train from the east was
over two hours late Tuesday evening.
Thanksgiving was observed in this
city and business places generally were
closed.
Chas. Hebard Il Sons mill ut Pequam-
ing closed down for the season Saturday
last.
John Lyons. A5rahan Autiel and
Ralph Bestwick, of Covingt0n. we're in
the city Thursday.
Special service appropriate for Thanks
giving was held at the VI. +. church
last Sunday evening.
The lady Maccabees will give their
second annual ball at the Opera House
this city New Vars eve.
All freight trains on the d.. 5. 5. ,S a.
road were abandoned Thursday. conse-
quently the employees were enabled TO
eat their turkey at home.
We are indebted to Probate Judge
Alex. &, Shields for large bag filled
with choice vegetables which were raised
on his farm.
Over twenty people from PeQuaming
were IN attendance at the bali given at
the Opera House in this city Thursday
evening.
We are in receipt OF the first number
of The School News. published at Ish-
peming. 1t is bright little sheet and
will doubtless meet with approval.
The subject at the meeting Of the
Christian Endeavor last evening was:
SIS Thine Heart Right" The service
was conducted by Walter Edgertou.
The second annual ball to be given
lnder the auspices of Meadow Brook
Hive No. 554. j.. O. L. NJ. will occur
New Years eve. at tho Opera House in
this city.
A telegram from the weather bureau
at Washington was received yesterday,
stating that cold wave was approach
ing and that the temperature would
fall twenty to thirty degrees by this
morning.
Alteration is called to the advertise
ment on the eighth page of Mrs. d.
LevitaD. She has large and choice
line of holiday toys. and cordially IN
vites the public to call at her residence
on Third street and examine them.
On Monday County Treasurer IL. Will
cox received from the state the primary
school interest fund. which repre-
sented a total amount of Sl.l39.59.
Mr.. Wilcox has sent 10 the
treasurer OF each township the amount
due.
Quite number of people from the
copper country and various points along
the line took in the third annual excur-
sion given by the d. 5. $. IL A. road to
Duluth and Superior Tuesday and
Wednesday.
"Old Man l.. II. Villhauer." of Du-
luth, and his two youthful companions. !
t'Little Willie X. Smith" of Chicago. |
and Little Harry Work." OF Water
town, Wis. were In attendance at the
X. of r. ball Thursday evening.
Presiding Elder Rev. John Sweet will |
lecture ut the NJ. +. church This city. /
Wednesday evening, Dec. 4th, at y pun.
on the subject OF How to Make For
tune" Admission free All are cord-
Ally invited. After the lecture the first
quarterly conference will be held Tor
1s94-5.
James Clulo aad Miss Mary Jane Bah
cock. both Of Baraga. were united In
at the residence OF Justice Ii.
Selden In this city Monday evening.
Hary. tied the knot firm and
wished the couple God speed. They will
make their home In Baraga.
Seine people have but feint idea OF
the expense incurred by the printer In
getting up printed matter. People hav.
ing use for a limited number OF copies of
; job OF printing must pay the same for
4 smal lot as they would for larger
amount except the cost OF more stock.
The expense In setting the type, locking
I up IN frame. correcting, then making
Z ready upon the press, which must all
De gone through with before the press
'an be put IN steady motion. The typo
must be set for printing IS sheets the
'ame as 2,5o0. People who think the
'rice somewhat larger than they cal
ulated on shooId stop and consider these
'oints.