The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-09-28
Mrs. Thos. Murphy, Of Baraga, is very

Messrs. Monteith, Sherwood ant
Jones, Of Marquette, were in the cit!
yesterday.
Miss Allie Mckenzie, OF PeQuaming
was the guest Of Miss Allie Blankenhorr
several days this week.
The burial Of child of Mr.. and Mrs
August Hanson, of Baraga, took place
In L'Anse cemetery Sunday.
Miss K. Wahl had "a very successful
millinery opening at her parlors thi:
week. She has choice line Of the very
latest styles.
The steam barge Berkhead left for
Tonawanda, N. Y, Tuesday afternoon
with cargo of lumber from the L'Anse
Lumber Cempany's docks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Smith entertained
about forty Of their friends Wednesday
evening by giving an out door corn
roast" The occasion was highly en-
joyed.
Rev. Frederick Evans, of Milwaukee,
pastor of the First Baptist church, Of
that city, arrived In town the first Of the
week, and is the guest Of r. r. Williams.
He will remain in the city for several
weeks.
According to reliable information re-
ceived, Brother Dan," the trotter
owned by Luke Welsh, OF this city, was
''doped" at Hancock Wednesday, and
therefore has been unable to participate
in the races. We we're unable to learn
the full particulars Of the contemplate
trick.
There is worthy case for charity at
the home of Mr.. Bolday, In this city.
His eldest daughter is sick with typhoid
fever, and the only nurse is a sister II
years OF age. Mr.. Bolday's wife Is dead
and he is obliged to remain at work to
provide for his children. We under
stand that the family are in poor cir
cumstances.
The d. S. S. & A. railway will sell ex-
cursion tickets To Petoskey and return
at greatly reduced rates on Monday
Sept. so. to afford the people Of the
upper peninsula an opportunity of taxi
ing advantage OF the SIS excursion to
Detroit, which leaves Petoskey by
special train Tuesday, Oct. list. For
further particulars inquire OF local ticket
agents.
The act OF putting lead pencil TO the
tongue TO wet it, just before writing,
which is noticed in so many people. is
one Of the oddities Of habit for which it
is hard to give any reason, unless 1t
began In the days when lead pencils
were poorer than now, and was con-
tinued by example into the next genera
ton. A lead pencil should never be wet.
1t hardens the lead and ruins the pencil.
Cards have been received announcing
;he marriage OF Mr.. George lie Vern
Powell formerly telegraph operator al
this city for tie D., 5. S. IL A. railway,
to Miss Carrie Seineke. OF Ishpeming,
which happy event took place at that
city Thursday. Mr.. Powell was pro.
noted TO the position of station agen,
at Kentop several months ago. The
many friends Of the young couple In
this city will unite In wishing them Q
prosperous and happy voyage through
life.
Every person who attended the fair u,
PeQuaming had a delightful time. Oi
course the weather Saturday evening
was very disagreeatle, but those who
attended were amply repaid fer bravine
the storm by the excellent manner liz
which they were entertained 10y the
good people OF PequamiHg. Monday
evening the weather was fine, and ovel
forty people from this city enjoyed the
trip to Pequaming on Mr.. Heoard's
steam yacht, which that whole. souled
genial gentleman placed at their dis
posal gratis, and for which he is rendered
hearty thanks. There is not place IL
the state OF Michigan where people are
entertained more cordially or have {
more sociable time than at Pequaming
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