The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23

part Of the week.
Daniel Burns returned from lower
Michigan Tuesday.
Miss Annie Murphy is suffering from
an attack OF neuralgia.
Miss Lizzie, Beehler was at hs- home
stead part Of the week.
]. Dexter and b. Haviland visited
LAnss friends Tuesday.
Somebody will get fooled April 1st, es-
pecially as regards election.
J. NJ. Regau, of Chicago, and John
Power were visitors part OF the week,
There will be a meeting OF the board
Of Supervisors next Thursday, the 2sth.
Attention is called to the advertise
msnt of Miss Mary Mayo, dressnaker,
on another page.
We understand that w. s. Crebassa,
who moved to Even last fall, intends to
return to L'Anse.
John Carnsy's dog had a tussls with a
porcupins few days age, and received
good supply Of 'quills.'
Miss Stella Kerwin, who had been.
visiting at Saginaw for several weeks,
returned home Saturday.
We un dertand that there will be re-
count this afternoon Of the ballots cast
at the recent village election.
w. II. O'Briep, of Chicago, is in the
city, locking after the interest of the
LAnse Brown Stene Company, OF which
he is president.
The Ladies' Sewing Society met at the
home Of Mrs. ST. Harris this afternoon.
Next Saturday they will meet at the
home Of Mrs G. f. Tuck.
Quite q number Of Pequamipg gentle
men were in town last Saturday evening
in attendance at tae meeting Of L'Anse
Lodge, /. o. o. +.
Florence Campbell entertained num-
Der OF her young friends at her home
Saturday last, the occasion being her
birthday. The little folks had delight
full time.
The meeting of the Christian Endeavor
last evening was lead by Mrs, F. o.
Jones. the subject being, Pure
Thoughts, Pure Words and Pure Deeds
Nexrrrtday evening the subject viii be:
"Christ's Yoke"
Let every Republican turn out on
election day and vote Victories are
only achieved by united efforts at the
polls. The state ticketi Is q good one,
and can be elected If Republicans all
turn out.
The Keweenaw Club met at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs.5M. Citizen Tues
dao evening, and a very enjoy able time
YVES had in card playing, .games, music,
etc. followed by choice refreshments.
The next meeting will be held at the
Town Hall Monday evening.
Curiosity; it came from where? 1t
rsiEned in Eden's shades, II rovss ON
earth and every walk invades. Child
heed and age alike its influence own,
1t haunts the beggar's nook. the mon
arch's throne, hanks o'er the cradle,
leans above the bier, gazed on old Ba-
bsps tower, and linger's here.
The sweetest and most undIsturbed
sleep is always enjoyed In a thoroughly
darkened room. Light acts upoa the
brain, and those who sleep with their
blinds up will find that In the summer
time, when so few hours are really dark,
their sleep is restless and disturbed.
This Is often placed to the accouat Of
heat, hut more often thar not 1t is the
light which causes waksfulHess, when,
as natural consequence, the body be-
comes aware of the heat. Night lights
should never become matter of neces-
sity. A match and candle by the bed
side should be quite sufficient. The
wish for artificial light through the
night Is q dspraved taste In the young
and healthy, and should not be encosr-
aged.
Miss Allie Blankenhorn entertained
the Snow Shoe Club at her house
"Wednesday evening. The first prizes In
progressive pedro were won by Miss
Mertie Tuck and w. b. Wallace, and the
consolation prizes by Miss Mollie OCon-
nor and J. g. Sterk. Elaborate refresh
mests were served. The members will
be entertained at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. M. Wallace next Wednesday
evening, and will probably be the last Of
the season. The following named
ladies and gentlemen received tprizes at
the meeting at the home OF Miss Bertha
Moore, PeQuamlDg, Friday evening Of
last week: First prizes, Miss Cora Dom
nelly and W. G. Hebard. Consolation
prizes, Miss Msrtie Tuck and John Der
ter.