The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-27
The Ice is out Of the bay.

Thos. MeGrath, Jr., was on the sick
list part of the week.
j. b. Crebassa was copper country
visitor this week.
Rebt. Byrns, who has been spending
tho winter at Even, is In town.
Charley Shaver has new wheel, also
Herman Steinback and Joe Real.
Supervisor Leonard Gillespie was
down from Laird Tuesday.
Charley Greenblatt was calling on his
best girl at Pequamlng Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Doore have moved
into apartments oyer the postofice.
Better begin to clean up your back
yards, or the health officer will be after
you.
Joseph Getzen left Monday for a weeks
visit with relatives In the copper coun-
try.
Miss Madeline Jacker. Of Jacobsville,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hugo this week.
Messrs. Ben Coil and ]. C. Crebassa
were trapsacting business at Marquette
the first OF the week.
John F. Dillon, who has been spending
several weeks on his homestead In Laird
township, returned to Houghton Mon
day..
VIM. Preston, who has been under
gsing a severe attack OF pneumonia, is
now slowly recovering, and in a short
time will no doubt be out again.
The sidewalks in somo portions of the
village are in very bad condition and II
they are not soon repaired some serious
injury to life or limb is likely to result.
Extensive repairs were made to the
baseball grounds this week, and the
prospect is that we will soon have one
OF the finest diamonds In the peninsula
Ii you have an attack Of that far-away-
Australian Indian -cigar sign feeling,
work your cards right-stana in with
the old folks and get a whack at those
o'clock teas. That will fix you If any
thing will.
Vim. Fields has been appointed marshal
at this place, aud entered upon his duties
as such last week. The "kids" had bet
ter keep their eyes open, for Dick says
he is going to see that they attend school
or know the reason why.
The shngle mill, operated by Horner
& Stevens, is now running full blasts and
turning out shingles at gr eat rate. The
above named gentlemen are hustlers. and
will doubtless make their business one
OF the most successful Of Baraga enter
prlses.
VIM. Ferguson, the u. p. Brewing
company's agent at this place, now
walks with the aid of a cane, horse
having stepped on, and severely injured
his fost. Billy, however, wears his
usual pleasant smile, and says it takes
mere than one horse to lay him out.
Died, of pneumonia, at her home
in toilette, Can. Friday, April 10th,
Mrs. Adeine Laforest, wife Of Geo.
Champagne, aged Al years. The de-
ceased was the sister Of Mrs. T. Grenier
and Mrs. L. j. n. LaCasse, of this city.
Her untimely death is regretted by a
host OF sorrowing friends. She leaves a
husband and enc child.
We note with pleasure the approach
Ing marriage OF Miss Florina Grenier,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Grenier, Of
this city, to Mr.. Geo. Melchoir. q
wealthy planter Of Carencro, La. Miss
Grenier was for a long time one Of Bara-
gas most popular young ladies, but the
past few years of her life has been spent
completing her education with her
uncle, Rev. F. Laforsst, at Carencre.
The groom is one Of the sslid business
men of the south, and is highly esteemed
by all Of his business acquaintancss. We
understand that the marriage will occur
about MAY 1st.
4nC POSAOSo hoii " Cvoh Vies So ihs
said one Of the members Of the "Uncls
Josh Spruceby" dramatic company,
which presented that play In the Tswn
Hall Friday evening OF last week. We
have no doubts as 70 the truth Of this
statement, for the hall, In Its present
condition, is certainly Q discredit to the
town. Plastering knocked on the walls.
and ssats--whsre are thsyf A fe,o chairs
and benches. But the majority Of the
people have 70 sit on the soft side Of q
plank placed across the tops Of kegs. We
must net, however, neglect to mentisn
the stove, On which, By close crowdIng,
several people may be seated. At the
last entertainment about sus-hslf Of the
ladies present were obliged to sit down
standing up, because the management
had neglected to provide sufficient
number Of kegs. This state Of Affairs
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