The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-29
CITY ITEMS.

the Fourth.
John A. Campbell was at ODtonagol
the first Of the week.
There was Q meeting of the board o
supervisors Wednesday.
Alex Dlngle, Of Rhinelander, Wis.
was in the city part of the week.
Attorney W. E. Dsore and DR.. w. j
Law we're over from Baraga Wednesday
John Lake, OF the NJ. E.. Mission, il
confined to his bed with typhoid fever.
The hoistiug engine for the L'Anse
Brown Stone Quarry arrived Thursday.
Miss Nettie Gardner, of Houghtop. wa S
the guest OF Miss Mamie Smith this
week
George Bovin, of Marquette, Is now in
charge Of the Western Union Telegra ph
Office in this city.
Mr.. Ferguson. of the Tonawanda
N. Y. Lumber Company was in the
city part Of the week.
Miss Kittie Curry will attend the sum
mer normal school at Ontonagon during
part Of her vacation.
q Let every residence aud business
place be appropriately decorated with
the stars and stipes July 4th.
Read the large Fourth OF July adver-
tisement on another page, and do not
fail to attend the grand celebration.
Capt. Been, OF Skanee, was In the ity
Wednesday, in attendance at the meet
ing of the board OF supervisors.
Barlow Wallace. who has been con-
fined to his home by illness for several
days. is now able to be out again.
Rev. A. J. Richards. OF Bay City. was
the guest of Rev. F. o. Jones and friends
at Pequaning the first of the week.
Several pupils from the government
Indian school at Mt. Pleasant are spend
ing their vacation in town with relatives.
Qui te number of Pequaming gentle
men were in town last Saturday evening
in attendance at the Odd Fellows meet
ing.
Miss Lizzie Beehler attended the
graduating exercises at Houghton Tues
day evening. Among the graduates was
her nephew, Homer Gnck.
A number Of lady friends enjoyed a
very pleasant afternoon Monday at the
residence of Mrs. p. G. Murphy, the oc-
casion being the anniversary Of her
birth.
Carpenters are at work upon the new
addition to the tower OF the NJ. Z. church
ard as soon as completed the new bel!
will be placed. The church will also be
repainted.
Will =. Davis, formerly Of this place.
and son of A. C. Davis, ex-state repre-
sentative from this district, was married
June goth to Miss Virginia Lee Woods,
at Denver, Colo.
A Democratic exchange says: Re
publicans are grabbing for spoils." Well,
II they grab anything 1t will be 'spoils."
Democracy has spoiled pretty much
everything It could lay hands on.
The d. & C. new steamers are now
running four trips per week between
Toledo, Detroit and Mackinac. Send for
their illustrated pamphlet, Midsummer
voyages to Mackinac. Address "A. a.
Shantz, q. p. A, Detroit.
A In ia io In nj
OF no small proportions. Her husband
is an in,eterate snorer ard to guard
against being annoyed by the noise she
lowers hood with q flexible pipe at
tached over his head and conducts the
snore to the cellar where it does duty Ia
soaring away the rats. = MenomiDee
Journal.
During the thunder storm about 8
o'clock Tuesday morning lightning
struck one OF the pillars OF the old ore
dock, badly demollshing the same and
causing II to take fire. The flames
were quickly extinguished and no par
ticular damage was done, as the dock
has not been nsed for several years. w.
X. Harris was on the lumber tram, a
few feet distant, and received decided
ly forcible shock. Had IL occurred In
the night the fire might have caused
considerable damage. During the day
two trees short distance from town
were also struck by lightning.
About / o'clock Thursday afternoon
the steamer City Of Marquette arrived
In port, containing about 500 people.
The excursion was given by the Presby-
terian Sunday school, Of Calumet. As
soon as the beat arrived the throngs Of
people, with dinner baskets in hand, pro-
ceeded to the green and shady hills, to
enjoy their lunch, bu, In few moments
a heavy rain set 10, and they were
obliged to return to the boat. The Red
Jacket cornet band accompanied the ex-
cursion, rendering excellent music, aud
II the weather had been pleasant an ex-
Gallant time would certainly have been