The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-21
CITY ITEMS.
Hang up your stocking.
p. Mcneil was up from Sidnaw

yesterday.
D. p. Baldwin, OF Marquette, was in
town Tuesday.
The mild weather this week has been
bad for lumbermen.
Arthur aud Edward Gale were down
from Pequaming Tuesday.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Clyne
Tuesday night. q daughter.
Written examination has been in
progress at the public schools this week.
THE SENTINEL. wishes its many
readers and patrons a Merry Christmas.
Mrs. Thos. Denlan, Of PeQuaming is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Cullnan.
Mrs. z. L. Mason and Mrs. Il. L. Vent
aud daughter left today for Chicago.
where they will spend the winter.
There was a meeting OF the board Of
supervisors yesterday afternoon. The
proceedings will be published in our
next issue.
Frank PauQuette, OF PeQuaming, was
at his homestead near Point Abbey, last
week. He was accompanied by Frank
L. Hall, OF the NJ. L. Mission.
1t viii pay you to read the advertising
columns of THE SENTINEL before doing
your Christmas shopping. Patronize the
merchants who advertise.
A holiday edition consisting Of sixteen
Red jacket Tribune last Saturday. 1t
was neatly gotten up.
The interior of the NJ. L. church has
been tastly and appropriately decorated
for the Christmas services to be held
tomorrow evening.
Geo. II. Miles, formerly OF the Detroit
Evening journal, but now travelling
representative OF Woods Railway Guide,
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Minnie Schneider, of Waldo, Wis,
who has been visiting relatives aud
friends in this city aud Houghton for
the past two months, returned home
Monday.
Mr.. Albert Johnson aud Miss Ida
Olesen. both OF this city. We're united in
marriage at the residence OF Mr.. Owen.
Monday evening. Rev. F. o. Jones per-
formed the ceremony.
While playing with foot bali
Wednesday afternoon George Glover had
the misfortune 20 break the small bone
In the lower portion OF his left leg. and
as consequence will be laid up for
several days.
j. Ii. Eacker. Detroit: +. +. Webster,
Boston: w. G. Brown. Marquette; w. j.
Crane. Negaunee; j. +. Dalton, Ishpem-
ing; J. f. Seuve, Chicago, and j. Bucn-
ing. Milwaukee,, were registered at the
New Lloyd House Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kautz. who have
been in the city the past four months.
returned to their home in Chicago yes
terday. Mr.. Kautz super1 tended the
work OF putting in tie machinery, ETC..
at the new brick yard.
In dainty booklet printed in light
blue, salmon-pnk and gray tones-a
splendid illustration OF the beauties of
art applied to printing-The Ladies'
Home Journal announces some OF its
leading literary and artistic features for
1896.
Read our :. ads" carefully and re-
member that the merchant who invites
your trade by an advertisement is al
ways ready to offer you more iAduce-
ments than one who don't care enough
for your patronage tn ask for It. You
will never make mistake by trading
with merchants who advertise In THE
SENTINEL.
Bills are out announcing the second
annual ball to be given under the aus
pices OF the ladies OF Meadow Brook
Hive No 554. .L. o. T. NJ, at the Opera
House in this city. New Years eve, De-
cember S1st. Music will be furnished
by Prof. Crim's full ORCHESTRA, and
tickets. including supper, have been
placed on sale at the low sum OF Sl5O.
1t is stated that railroad companies
are determined to put a stop to the use
OF mileage books sold to one person by
others, and accordingly have taken fur
ther measures to prevent such use. Now
ifa person signs the name on the book
cover and isnot detected he is all right,
but II he is forging someone slse's name.
he is liable to prosecution for forgery,
and, besides this. is deprived o. his
mileage, and forced to buy a ticket.
After January 1st mileage hooks ssld
over all railroads will be Of the punched
descriptive form. The description OF
the person to whom the mileage is is
sued. consisting OF the color OF the eyes
and hair. weight, height. etc., will be
punched on the margin OF the book. All
the mileage books now GU will be sent
Int the gssersi ofGce after Decenber 81.
Two pounds mixed nuts for % cents at
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