The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-08
CITY ITEMS.

try Wednesday.
Gus Londberg, of Skanee, was in the
city Yesterday.
P. Ruppe was down from Hancock
Thursday.
There was irregular q meeting of pAnse
Lodge, X. of p, last evening.
q. r. Thompson and j. Cooper, OF
Chicago, were in town Monday.
Remember the Offering for Sunday
evening at the M. E. church.
There was meeting o! the school
board Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Reed, OF Harpersville, Mich, is
the guest of Mrs. William Wallace.
There was a regular meeting OF fLAnse
Lodge, A. 0. U. W. Wednesday even
ing.
NJ. o. Anderson, Of Houghton, and
August Pelto, of Hancock, were visitors
Monday.
Let everybody help 10 make the
Fourth of July celebration in LAnse a
grand uccess.
Forest Orr is home from the Michigan
Mining School, on account Of soro
hand.
Mrs. NJ. Hansen and Mrs. II. j. Seifert
returned Wednesday from visit to the
copper country.
NJ. Z. Gibbs. of Green Bay, and Louis
Bosch. of Chicago. transacted business
in town yesterday,
Chow to Rel ad the Bble,' was the
subject at the meeting of the Christian
Endeavor last evening.
Attorney 2. r. McKernan has had his
office re-panted, carpcted, etc, and II
now presents q very neat appearance.
Mr.. Geo. w. Botsford and Master
Frank Rogers, of Franklin, spent Sun
day at the residence of j. Q. McKernan.
Sheriff John Hid and Alex G. Shields
returned from Traverse City Tuesday
where they safely landed John Juvila is
the asylum.
The commencement week exercises gt
Olives college will be held from June 9th
to the 14th. A very Interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
c. II. Chong, the laundryman. of
Baraga, has leased the building former
ly occupied by Bird Gitzsn, where he
mill hro pol, /, la nd
c. A. Colstrom. formerly engaged as
school teacher at Skanee, has accepted a
position with the Superior Posten Pub
fishing company. of Ishpemng.
There was large attendance at the
meeting of L'Anse Lodge, l. o. o. f.,
last Saturday evening, many from Ba-
raga and PeQuaming being present.
A dance will be given at the Town
Hall this evening by the members OF the
L'Ause orchestra. We understand that
quite number from Pequaming will be
10 attendance. A cordial Invitation is
extended to all.
We are In receipt OF pamphlet en-
titled "Detroit Y. NJ. q. A. Wheelmen
Tour to Niagara Falls" which event
win take place from August 14th to
21st. Great preparations are being
made for the occasion.
Peter Helm, the music dealer, returned
from Pequaming Wednesday morning,
having made several good sales at that
place. He lett for his home at Hough-
ton on the noon train. He states that he
will return IN about two weeks with
fne line Of pianos, organs. etc.
G. E. Lytle, of Marquette, general
superintendent Of the South Shore rail-
way, was marrl'd Wednesday at Ridge
way. Pa. to Miss Hattie Oyster. daagh-
ter Of d. G. Oyster, a banker of that
place. They left on the evening train
for an extended trip. They will make
their home at Marquette.
NMiss Anna Lewis, of Pequaming, as
sisted by her elocution class, will give
an entertainment at the close Of the
term, which will be in two weeks. All
previous entertainments given by Miss
Lewis and her class have been greatly
appreciated, and the ono TO DO given in
the near future will certainly be
greeted by large audience.
The Copper CouBtry News states that
Senator Sheldon, speaking about the
Robinson railroad bill. said that he did
not think the majority of tue residents
Of the upper peninsula favored Its pas.
sage. for out Of q large number OF letters
he had received concerning It, all had
asked him to oppose 1t, and not one re-
quest for his support Of Il had he re-
ceivsd.
ills said the most important amend
ment to the constitution made by the
Maccabses 10 one establishing new
grade OF assessments providins fer one
regular every month, the surplus to
accrue to reserve fuid, which has Dow
been . feature to the grand canp. The