The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-04-18
VOL. XVI.
CITY ITEMS.

yesterday.
Iobn G. Sterk was at Houghton Satur-
day
CA. Eggers. OF Marquette, was in the
city Tuesday.
The water in Meadow Brook was very
high this week
wild duck was shot in Meadow
Brook Tuesday morning.
deputy Sheriff J. d. Graham was at
rbossell on business Tuesday.
What about the boy who was lost after
the dance Tuesday evening? p?
The Misses Kittie and Maggie Wahl
were at Houghton Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Rothwell, Of Mar
ore,te. were in the city part of the
week,
lis understood that Alr. Hebard'S
mill at Pequaming will commence opera
tioas Monday.
Nr. Marshall. OF the Marshall Paper
c.. OF Appleton, Wis, was transacting
bosiness III town Saturday last
Al the meeting OF the council Monday
eyeppg J. A. Smith was appointed mar
shal 10 succeed j. y. Glngras.
Attorneys b. o. Pearl and L. J. Mapes
were ap from Marquette this week in
attendance at the term OF circuit court.
There was an adjourned regular meet
lnr Of the council Monday evening. The
ofta pocecdlngs will be found in an
other column.
Attorneys ReeS and Hanchette, of
Hancock, and &. A, Brown, of Mar
oaet,e were in attendance at circuit
court this week.
These from this city who attended the
Rhea entertainment at Houghton Satur-
day evening last report that 1t was first
class. The company was greeted by a
large audience.
We are in receipt OF an interesting
tuer from Mr.. Peter Crebassa. regard
H. !ocal history. which will be published
| ii the next Issue OF THE SENTINEL.
Frank Turner. who resides on the
Bay ShoIe road, had the misfortune TO
seriously cut one OF his legs while chop
ping wood Saturday last. As result
be wiz be laid up for several weeks.
John Manning, OF this city has been
appointed deputy United States marshal
to sueceed VI. ID. Crawford of Marquette
resigned. On account of other business
NJ. Crawford found {, impossible to at
tend TO the duties Of the office. Mr..
Msnning's many friends will be pleased
10 earn of his good fortune.
Arrangements have been made where
BY Proi. McEwep, the worlds greatest
niod reader mesmerist. ventriloquist
ani wonder worker Will give three per-
fclmances at the Opera House, this city,
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday, April
Eth, 2sth and Goth. Do not fail to see
him Prof. Crim's orchestra will furnish
music for each performance
Joseph Pareault and Miss Nancy Ben
lamin, of Assinins, who were arrested
several weeks ago on the charge of liv-
log together unlawfully, and who were
Paced in jail to await trial in the cir
cult court, concluded that the easiest
way cut Of the difficulty was to get
married, and the 'knot" was according
~ tied Saturday afternoon last. They
letnfnedL TO Assinins on the evening
train
The so-called "Bil!y Prices Georgia
Ainstrels," which is claimed to be
nothing more than the McKanIass tronpe
under another name, gave a performance
1.-THE Opera House Monday evening.
upon arriving in town the manager of
'he company at once proceeded to
ra'se the price Of reserved seats to rs
cents, and Notwithstanding the fact
'ual the company was apparently a
one'horse concern" the hall was well
hued. 1t is strange that peo-
pe Ia this enlightened age should
anow themselves to be taken in' by
such aggregations.
ihe members OF the Whist Club enter
"'ned large number of their friends
" social dance given at the Opera
mouse Tuesday evening. Among the
tuests present were several from Hough-
'on Marquette, Pequaming and Barsga.
excellent music was furnished by Prof.
WINS complete orchestra. Several
so'es we're arranged, and those who
wv not care to dance INDUCED in card
paYlng. Several extras were danced
.'er The completion Of the program and
was about a. m. before the party dis
Vised' The occasion was a very
enjoyable one.
o'aers have been received at the land