The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-16

Spring election is nsxt In order.
Don't borrow trouble while it's Lent.
Another Lake Superior blizzard
Wednesday.
r. r. Williams expects to leave for
Madisonville, Tenn, this afternoon.
Mrs. Stork has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Francis, OF Houghton.
Mrs. John NJ. Rowlands and Mrs. Meta
Wyle are visiting Ishpeming friends.
There was special meeting OF L'Anse
Lodge, No. 445, /. o. o. F., Monday
evening.
Miss Lille Thomas was at Poquaming
part OF the week, the guest OF Miss
Bertha Moore,
Dan Burns left yesterday morning for
Brockway Center, Mich, to visit rela-
tives and friencs
Mrs. NJ. Citizen returned from Hough-
ton Tuesday, after several days visit
with relatives and friends.
1t is reported that considerable stone
will be shipped from the Michigan Stone
quarry the coming season.
The Superior Stock beer not only
creates flesh OF and in itself, but stimu
ates the appetite for other foods.
G. S. Vanderlip arrived in town Tues
day evening. He has been employed as
cook in Mr.. Shaw's camp on the Otter.
Messrs. Jack and William Harris, of
Houghtou. and John Harris of Quincy
mine, were in the Getty Sunday. They
came down to enjoy an ice boat ride.
Ed. Ledger states that he knows where
some of his camp outfit is which was
stolen from the Summit some time ago,
and that detective is now engaged in
locating the balance.
There are q number of men in tow n
who positively own the''fastest trotter."
But SO far the wind" has blown too
strong to determine the actual truth of
the matter.
A number of her welsh friends were
entertained by Mrs. John d. Rowlands,
yesterday afternoon In honor of their
departing friend, Mr.. R. r. Williams,
who left today for Madisonyille, Tenn.
Small attendance greeted Won Vres-
and, the ventriloquist and speciality
artist, at the Town Hall Monday even
ing. Many parts OF the program are
said to have been well rendered.
The members OF the Snow Shoe Club
were entertained last evening at the
homo of Miss Bertha Moore, Pequaming.
A very pleasant time was had. Next
Wednesday the club will meet at the
home OF Miss Allie Blankenhorn.
The subject at the meeting of the
Christian erdeavor last evening was:
"Winning Others--from What to What,
and Howl" The meeting was lead by
Miss Chapel. Next Friday evening the
subject will be: "Pure Thoughts, Pure
Words, Pure Deeds,'
In about two weeks Knut Rutstrom, Of
Hancock, will open jewelry store in
this city. A portion OF the large rosn
now occupied by o. ID. Hopkins will be
fitted for the purpose. Mr.. Rutstron
will also do general repairing and en-
craving business.
The postmaster general has under ad-
visement new design of money order,
which will give more fscility in hand
ling 1t and 10 separating the coupon from
the money order. 1t is now nearly the
size OF an ordinary bank cbsoue, and
this fact. 1t is thought, should increase
its use.
The members OF the Kewaenaw Club
held a pleasant meeting at the Town
Nall Monday evening. Progressive
pedro aud dancing was the order Of the
evening. A fine luncheon was also
served. Next Tuesday evening the clab
will be entertained at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Citizen.
Mrs. j. q. Turner gave a progressive
whist party at her home Thursday
afternoon to number OF her lady
friends. Mrs. j. B. Smith received the
htob PTILC-au ciCSdut Odohcb Vi uOWeIs,
and Mrs. G, =. Blapkenhorn, second
prize q bangle board. delicious re-
freshments were served.
At the meeting OF the Whist Club
Tuesday evening at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. J. Shepard. Mfs. Young
and q. p. Blankenhorn made the highest
number OF points-63. The club will be
entertained next Tuesday evening at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Tur-
.ner.
IL 10 said that woman residing not q
great way of nsmed her twin girls Case
line and Kerosene and they are set Of
fine girls. 1t Is intimated that sparkling
in that Immediate neighborhood will be
. dangerous pastims. II 10 related
that man named Naptha proposed to
ose Of the girls, but has not "bepzine"
since.