The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-25


Decoration Day next week Thursda.
Luke Welsh went to Crystal Fal
Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Turner has a ne,
bicycle.
The ground was white with snow Sal
urday evening.
Henry Crocker returned from Man
towoc. Wis, Tue sday.
Workmsn are engaged In finishing N
J. AcCabs's new residence.
Mr.. R. r. williams rstsrnsd from
Madisenvills. Tenn, Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Smith was visiting friend,
1t Hcughton part Of the week.
Mrs. George McElvesa, OF Even, II
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
Citizen.
Owing to q slight breakdown the mill
was obliged to suspend operations Satur.
day last.
The L'Anss Lumber company received
large raft OF logs from Huron Bay
Sunday nsrning.
p. r. McKsrnan returned from Kala-
mazoo Sunday evening. where he had
seen as a delegate to the Grand Lodge,
X. Of p.
Isn't 1t peculiar that the trees will
"bare it' all winter, but as soon as nice,
warn weather comes they will i'm
nsdiatsly ''lsave."
The L'Anse base ball club and the
Baraga second nine played q game on
the home grounds Sunday afternoo n.
the score being 20 to in favor OF
L'Anss.
Charles Ferguson left for his home
stead at Big Huron river Tuesday,
where he will remain all summer. He
states that BY next fall he will have
several acres cleared.
We Enthusiastically neglected to men
tIen last week the dance given at the
Tswn Kali THURSDAY evening. About
twenty couples were present and the
occasion was very pleasant one.
The old steamer Ivanhse. which ran
between this city and Houghton several
years ago, has been extensively rep aired
and will engage In the excursieB bus-
ness at the 500 this season.
Mrs. J. P. Bray and children, Of Maj 1
quette, are guests Of Mrs. Bray's sister,
Mrs. JOAN Campbell. After concluding
their visit they will leave for Petersburg.
Mich. where they will make their future
home.
Word has been received from Miss
Gertrude Taylor, formerly operator at
the Western gnisn telegraph office Ia |
this city, that her health Is greatly i'm
proved. 1t will indeed be good news to |
her many friends.
on Broad street, has been thoroughly rs.
modelled, painted, decorated and fur
nished, and on June 1st Mrs. Voetseh |
will open the house for regular boa rders |
and transient trade.
Jshn P. Washburn, who formerly drove |
the stage between this place and !
Pequaming, but fer several months past |
clerking In Hebard & Sons store, has |
again resumed charge Of the stage, sue
cseding Matt Armstrong.
Advertising is business. II 1t wasn't
business IT wouldn't be part Of busi- |
ness. The man who cannst utilize ad- |
vsrtislng 10 his business generally gees |
out Of business aud concludes that he |
has no business to be in bu siness.
The engineer employed BY DsHaas. |
Powell & Co., at Skanee, was badly In
jured this week. We were unable to |
learn the mans name or the nature of |
the accident, but we understand that he |
was taken to the hospital At Msrqustte |
to-day.
An exchange tells of man whc |
stopped his local paper and wrete to the |
editor as follows: II think folks optsnt |
to spen there mummy fer papers, mi |
daddy diddent and evsrbuddy sed he wus |
the inteIligent's man In the deestrict and |
had the smartsst family Of boizs that
ever dugssd tatars."
The case Of Erickson, OF Escanaba, VS..
Tho Dnluth, South Shere & Atlantic |
Railway Co. has been reversed by the |
supreme court. The case was garnish- |
meat brought against an smploye Of the |
road, and Judgment was given the |
plaintiff in this circHit several months
aRo. The railroad company promptly |
took the matter to the higher court with |
the above result.
The report Of the Knights Of Pythias'
grand keeper Of records and seals, shows
. membership In good standing May /,
1895, of H. ,003 In the state. The re-
ceipts for the year from March 1, 1894,
to February %, 1895, were Sl3. .700.11,
disbursements, $9,758.s3. The report of |
the grand master Of the exchsquer,
Henry Hall, shows for the year re-
esipts amounting to $12,6sg.Sl, with q
cash balance on May IS, 1898, OF
-, 1920.
We understand that various depreda-
lions are being committed at the csme-
terry. such as stealing flowers from the
graves, pulling up young trees, shrubs,
etc., and opening the gates so that cows
enter and further add 70 the ruin of the
home OF the departed. There is q
streng suspIcIsn OF the guilty parties,
And II there is q continuation Of the
vfllAinous work they will be brought up
stsndiaR. with big jerk
A portIon OF the bank on the read be-
tween this tswn and Barags, at the head
Of the bav, fell away few days age,
and IL being repaired BY gaag Of men
under the supervision Of Highway Com
nlsslouor a. Boivin. There was some
dIssatisfaction because bids were net
solicited fer the work, but such would