The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-22

lanes j. Byers was at Marquette
Thursday
Charles Doty, of Detroit, is in
town.
pennock avenue has been graded
and is now in fine shape.
FL. Mapes was up from Mar
oaette part of the week.
G H. Huston was down from
Houghton Tuesday.
John Lyons, of Covington. was
IN town Wednesday.
NJ y. Crawford, of Marquette,
was in town part of the week.
los Coil expects to leave for
chicago,on business in a few days.
The Baragas will play the Mar
ouettes in that city tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millen, OF Detroit.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs,
Frank hester.
The W. X. Watkins, steam barge,
If Boston, is loading lumber at
Funke 5 dock,
the Misses Ada and Eva Des-
ardins of Marquette, are guests of
Miss Nellie Burt.
Miss Aurelia. Murphy, of L Anse,
visited Baraga friends the first of
the week.
Miss Title Rentenbach. of Ham
cock. was the guest of Mrs. I. II.
McGrath this week.
Mr.. Spencer, representing the
National Beef Co, of Duluth. was
transacting business in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. \. A. Overmeyer left Satur-
day for Little Rock. Ark, where
she will visit her parents for several
months.
The assumpsit case Of r. Wilson
vs. y Overmeycr, which was tried
last week. and in which Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff. has
been appealed to the next term OF
circuit court
Frank Hand and Joseph Con
roneau were arraigned before a
Justice Monday morning on a charge
Of being drunk and disordcrlv the
previous evening They each paid
a fine Of - and costs and were dis
charged
Mrs. Ru,an. Of St. Paul, Mimi.
Ms, Stocking OF Fort WAYNE, Ind.
and Miss Payne, Of Hancock guests
OF Mrs. John Funke. OF Baraga.
called with thrlatter lady on l. Anse
friends Tuesday
Miss Loretta McMullen crlc brated
her birthday Monday afternoon by
entertaining u number of her young
friends \ general good time was
had after which choice refresh
mcn;s were served.
Three girls. inmates Of Russell ;
house OF ill-fame, which is located 4
short distance from town. were
arrested and brought before a
justice Wednesday They each
paid fine of - and costs. and
were discharged. Russell was also
arraigncd and held for eXamina-
ton
Attention is called 10 the adver-
tisement in another column of Falk
& Weber, proprietors of the Pioneer
Cigar factory The firm is manri-
featuring many brands of tirst-claSs
cigars which find ready sale. We
are pleased TO state that they are
meeting with excellent success. and
their business rapidly increasing.
John Hand, ST.. made complaint
against Robert Wilson, proprietor
OF the Chappell House. Monday,
for selling liquor on Sunday.
The examination was set for Tues
GAY. but as the prosecuting attor-
ney was not present or the
complaining witness did not APP
pear, Mr. Wilson was discharged.
The game of base ball last Sunday
between the "Neverswcats and
Cota's Stars was we'll attended
and interesting. Thirteen inning,
were played ut the close OF which
the score stood II to l3. in favor OF
the "Neversweats. The same
teams viii play at the park tomor-
row afternoon.
While Lucius Hillyer and John
Lllb We're taking pleasure ride
IN sail yacht last Sunday after
noon. the high wind caught the sail
IN such shape when Oft Sand Point,
that the boat capsized, and the boys
We're treated to cool, refreshing
bath for about twenty minutes.
Iney were rescued by party in d
rowboat. The saiboat drifted to
the l. Anse shore before it could be
rlghted.
The following guests were regis
tered at the Hotel Vendome this