The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30
BARAGA.
It's all over town-mud.

The roads are in very bad condition.
Il. L. Stone was at L'Anse Wednesday
q Sam McKindles was in town this week
Mr.. Frank hester left Thursday fol-
Detroit.
A number Of the camps broke up this
week.
Master Milton Grenisr is on the sick
list.
An unusual number o. travelling sales.
men In town.
Miss Anderson is very sick with
typhoid fever.
W. F. Nichols was down frem Hough-
ton Tuesday.
B. G. Barrett, of Milwaukee. was In
town Tuesday.
J. J. Byers made trip to L'Anse
Wednesday.
A. l.. Ely. of Laird. was in town
Wednesday.
Jerry Real's drug store is undergoing
repairs.
Mr.. John Nester left Wednesday for
Detroit.
Mr.. Chas. Smith left for Buffalo, n. Y.
Wednesday.
NJ. Galliger, who has been i'll with the
grip is improving.
Miss Alice Crsbassa called on Pequam-
ing friends Sunday.
Harry Benson was at Michigamme
couple Of days this week.
Miss Rose Carlson has recovered from
her recent illness.
George MINIS was in town the fore
part OF the week.
Archie McPhee and Patrick Ayey were
at LAnse Wednesday.
Mrs. SD. Davenport and Mrs. Sullivan
were at Hancock Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Cole. of L'Anse, was call
ing on friends In town Tuesday.
Charles Overmeyer, of Laird, was call
ing on his best girl Wednesday.
Pete Citizen was favored with a sur
prise party Sunday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Martin Cosgrove were at
Marquette the first of the week.
There will be a regular meeting of the
village council next Thursday.
l.. Robinson, of Geneva, Wis, was
transactiug business In town Monday.
Messrs j. I. Drew and Alexander Hen
derson, of Laird, were transacting bust
ness in town Wednesday.
c. p. Blankenhsrn is having the In
terror Of his meat market repainted and
otherwise improved.
The ourteen-months-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. James j. Byers died yesterday
NOR ming.
Theophile Grenier,. who has been
spending some time at Carencrow, La, is
is expected home next week.
Mrs. Frazee, mother of Mrs. +, N.
Law, returned from an extended visit
with relatives in Chicago aud Indiana
Saturday last.
Mr.. VIM. Wallace has the contract fer
moving the house known as the Bourks
Heuse upon the hill Apostle Hotel Ven
dome. He has a large force of men at
work.
Miss Elva, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Laub, entertained num-
Der OF friends at her home Saturday af
ternoon last, the occasion being her
ninth birthday. A very ENJOYABLE time
was had by the little ones.
The B0urke house, on Main street,
owned by the Nester Estate, is being
moved to the vacant lot near the Ven
dome, Frank 'Nester having purchased
the lot Of J. j. Byers. Mr.. hester will
occupy the residence in the near future.
There are two tickets in the field for
this township this spring, viz. the Citi-
zens and the Taxpayers ticket. The
Citizens ticket is headed with the name
OF l.. J. Gallagher fer supervisor, and
the name J. 4. st. GERMAN stands at the
head OF the Taxpayers ticket. The
fight at the polls Monday promises to be
lively one.
Quite pleasant surprise party was
given Mr.. Chas. Smith by the mombsrs
of Baraga Cornet Baud, Of which he 10
president, Monday evening. The band
opened proceedings by sereuading Mr..
Smith, after which they were invited In
to the house and very enjoyable time
ensued. Party broke up about one
o'clock In the morning.
Irene, 12-year-old. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Mathss, who reside on a
farm about four and one-half miles west
of this village, met with very painful
accident last Sunday, while riding on a
sleigh. Her right arm was broken, hand
badly cut, and she also received severe
wound over her eye. She will be laid up
for some tlne.