The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30
Register today.

hcBlsieT touaY.
Do not forget to register today.
Palm Sunday one week from tomor-
row.
M. Deuaas, of Marquette, is in the
city.
Mr.. Dalzell. OF Detroit, arrived In the
city last evening.
Miss Alice McKornan returned to
Houghton Wednesday.
The Keweenaw Club held its regular
meeting Monday evening.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Marvill,
Wednesday, ten-pound boy.
Golden's camp at Sidnaw suspended
operations Thursday for the sepsou.
Every voter should see that his name
is on the registration book.
Miss Stella Kerwin has gone to Manis-
tique, where she has accepted position
Atten tion is called to the advertise
ment Of Otto ii. Sengebush on another
page.
We understand that the L'Anse Lum-
ber Company's mill will commence oper-
ations April sth.
Protection Hose Company No. will
elect officers for the ensuing year next
Tuesday evening.
s. Decker and Miss Hannah Line wore
united in marriage Thursday, Rev. +. o.
Jones officiating.
Posters will be out next week for the
grand ball to be given by L'Anse Lodge,
No. 2552, NJ. w. of a., on the evening
OF Monday, April 18th.
The 'man who knows it all' is
not confined to any locality. The
world is his, and the fulness thereof,
and his loDg-life regret Is that he
didn't have chance to make 1t himself.
"Christ's Yoke was the subject
the meeting of the Christan Endeavor
last evening, which was lead by Miss
Mertie Tuck. Next Friday evening the
subject will be Things to be Conse-
Grated"
All pensioners will be pleased to hear
that all those who have been receiving
less than S6 per month. will hereafter
have their pensions raised to that amount
in accordance with law passed by con-
gress on the third OF this month.
The regular examination for teachers
certificates was held at the court house
Thursday and Friday by County School
Commissioner NJ. j. McKanna. There
were eleven applicants. The result OF
the examination will be published next
week.
The Supreme Court has decided in
favor of the anti-fusion law, prohibiting
a candidate from having his name print
ed on mere than one ticket for the same
Office. Thursday, however, word was
received In this city from the attorney
general that in his opinion the above de
cison does not apply to village or town
ship elections.
1ae members Of the Snow Shoe Club
were entertained at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Wallace Thursday evening.
Progressive hearts was tie order Of the
evening, followed by an excellent lunch
con. Miss Catherine Thomas and j. G.
Sterk received the first prizes. and Miss
Mollie O'Connor and Miss Nina Wallace
(who took the part OF a gentleman) re-
ceived the consolation prizes. The club
has disbanded for the season.
Miss Mamie and W. b. Smith enter
tanned about forty of their friends at
''SalmagundP' party at their home
Wednesday evening. The various games
were highly amusing, consisting OF
''sewing on buttons" threading
needless" different games Of cards, etc,
The lady's first prize was wes by Miss
Edith Williams on u cut with Miss Mer-
tie Tuck, and l.. Il. Armstrong captured
the gents first prize, OIL a cut with w.
T. Mengs. Miss Helen OConnor and
r. G. Williams received the consolation
prizes. Elegant refreshments were
served. The occasion was a decidedly
enjoyable one