The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-02

UeIOW LeTo db tuc vi. Z. MISSlOn yesterday
morning.
Rev. F.O. Jones will take for his sub
iect tomorrow, ''David, or from Shep-
herd-boy to King"
Presiding Elder j. E. Whalen will hold
quarterly services at each Of the appoint
ments Sunday, Feb. 10th.
The Snow Shoe Club will be enter
tained next Thursday evening at the
home Of the Misses O'Connor.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF the report of the commissioner
Of railroads. 1t is large, nicely bound
book.
There was special meeting of
L'AnsO Lodge, Ne. AS, l. 90. F., Mon
day evening and several new candidates
were taken into the order.
The dve-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. ID. Hopkins, was seriously i'll
this week with membraneous Group. At
this writing she is much improved ana
no serious results are feared.
Attorney E. Z. Halsey and family will
remove to Marquette In few days,
where we understand Nj. Halsey will
practice law. The many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey will regret
their departure.
TIE members of L'Anse Lodge, No.
ia. A. o. q. W.. will give their grand
annual ball at the Opera House Friday
evening the 22nd inst. Elaborate prepara-
tions are being made and the occasion
will certainly be very enjoyable one.
Large posters will be out next week.
Word has been received that Gastof
Peterson was killed at Peter Rehn's
camp Wednesday. just how the &C
cident occurred is not known. The re-
maiRs were taken to Skamee, and the
funeral will take place tomorrow. 1t is
indeed a sad affair.
Miss Nina Wallace entertained several
Of her friends thursday evening at her
home. Progressive pedro was In order,
the first prizes being awarded to Miss
Mamie Turner and Omar Kerwin, and
the consolation prizes to Miss Rebecca
and Joseph O'Connor. Refreshments
were served.
The members of the Whist Club met
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert
Smith Tuesday evening. The highest
number Of points was 62, which were
made by Mrs. j. q. Turner and C. P.
BlankenhorD. The club VIII meet next
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs W.R. Harris.
A good manufacturing establishment
can find no better place in the upper
peninsula to locate than L'Anse. We
have one OF the finest harbor In the
country. coed railroad facilities, and a
J .rge and suitable plat of ground will be
donated to the right concern.
1t has been decided to hold winter
meeting of the Michigan Press Associa-
tion at Detroit on Tuesday and Wednss-
day, February 10th and 20th, next. 1t will
be strictly business meeting, at which
time IL is intended TO consider only such
matters as will be Of general interest to
the newspaper publishers Of Michigan.
The snow shoe club took their weekly
tramp Wednesday evening. After re-
turning they sat down to delicate
spread at the home OF Miss Anna and
John Sterk, who entertained them in q
pleasant manner. Progressive pedro was
INDUCED in. Miss Murphy and Miss Mary
Wallace winning the fret prizes while
Miss Tuck and Miss Helen O'Connor
captured TIE consolation prizes.
An exchange truthfslly remarks:
"The average editor OF country weekly
newspaper writes more than 1000, 600
words year 10 the furnishing OF copyl
to printers. The copy would II printed
in pamphlet form make % ordinary
books. Authors think they are doing
extremely we'll II they tissue two books q
year. Aside from writing two books
and twsnty-four more each year the
editor must drum up business, keep . set
OF books, listen patiently to the "kicks's
Of persons that are not subscribers. look
pleasant when some person who has
received column Of praise during the
year, comes in and stop the paper"
because he thIRks the editor asserted a
"stocK" item for his special benefit. The
same editor aside from writing as much as
twelve average authsrs, Is often taken to
task for orinfiuitesimal ty phical errors
that appear IN the twenty-six volumes he
does write. The persons thst are so
prone te criticiss. were they compelled to
do the same work for year. would be
either in the insane asy lnm or physically
wrecked, long ere the year was compIet-
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