The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-03-14

quietly.
Heroes of Missions" was the subject
at the meeting OF the Christian Endoavor
last evening.
John Il. Belanger, jr., OF Minneapolis,
arrived in town yesterday to spend
several days with his parents.
C.E. Fuller, OF Pequaming, who has
been at Lac la Belle during the winter,
returned home this week.
A burning chimney on the New Lloyd
House caused commotion Sunday. No
damage, however, resulted.
Messrs. Shaw and French, OF Mar
ouette, members OF the L'Anse Brick
Company, were in town the first OF the
week.
Remember the musical ANA dance to
be given at the Opera House next Tues
dEYe7ening by Prof. GrI4a's full or
chpstrd:
Wcare in receipt Of an interesting
communication from Mr., Peter Crebassa
which viii appear in THE SENTINEL
next week
Tie LAuse Lumber company expect
to duish the contract this week for fur
nl:hlug piles for the new railroad and
ore dock at Marquette.
MswaId Bros, pyoprietors Of the
LAusG Brewery, are putting IN about
geo cords Of ice, The ice is about two
fca, thick and Of iine quality.
The businesss outlook in l,'Ause for
nel. summer is indeed good. With
the various manufacturing industries ia
full blast. the cry Of hard times Will uu-
d0ubtedly fade away.
A marriage license was issued this
week to q. Otto Schroeder aud Miss
..---.... IIa,versuu. .noy
went to Marquette to have the ceremony
performed.
Ed Nichols Of NeStora, was in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. Nichols me. with a
slight misfortune last week. His barn
and ice house accidently caught lire and
were totally DESTROYED.
There was regular meeting OF Fall
River Tent X. o. Z. NJ. Wednesday
evening Two candidates were iul;iated
into the mysteries 0; the order and the
writer can vouch that they got the
worth Of their money"
Yesterday noen fire was discovered
In the roof OF a dwelling house on
Third street. occupied b. Ii. Seldep.
Tue fremen quietly responded TO the
alarm. aud the danes were eXtinguisheG
before any damage to speak OF was
done. LAnse has a good fire company,
which is worthy OF the encouragement
and aid Of every citizen OF the town.
A meeting of the school board was
held in the township clerks Office
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
all members OF the board being
present. The resignation of +. w.
Hebard as member OF the board was
accepted. NJ. Wallace was elected chair
mon pro TEN. G. W. Moore. Of PeQuan
Ing, was appointed member Of the
~ board to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Mr.. Hebard. Several
bills were then allowed, after which the
meeting adjourned.
One of the most enjoya social
events OF the season was the progressive
whist party given by Mrs. j. b. Smith to
anumber Of her lady friends Wednesday
afternoon from . 20 o'clock. The rooms
were decorated with pink and white
carnations and smilax, and each guest
was presented with pink or white satin
bag and for each game won,a penny was
placed therein which served as counter
Mrs. John Campbell and Miss Minnie
Lloyd were tie for the first prize-a
white satin sofa pillow, with pink bow.
which was awarded to the latter named
lady. The second prize-an ostrich
leather fan, was awarded to Mrs. NJ. Wal
lace. Elaborate refreshments were
served.
1t would be impossible to persuade
George Bowen, manager OF the Western
Union telegraph Office, to have his pic
ture taken for at least several days. Sun
day afternoon Mr.. Bowen and George
McLachlin, Of Marquette, procured
livery rig and drove to Pequaming.
Upon returning in the evening the horse
took notion to show the boys trick
or two," and started "on a run. The
cutter was upset, and by the appearance
OF Mr.. Bsven's sfsce he doubtless saw
millions Of stars. lnasnuch as the horse
had good start 1t kept on until II
reached home, leaving the young men to
walk seven miles and carry the robes,
etc. When they drive to PequaminR
again they will doubtless secure an am
oniance, so as to have everything con.