The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-12-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Martin Cosgrove visited Mar
ouette Tuesday.
John Dalzell, of Detroit, arrived
in town Tuesday.
George Mcdonald, of Redruth,
was in town Wednesday.
J. B. Crebassa visited the copper
country this week.
The hester Estate has started
another camp near Kenton.
]. w. Aston, OF Chicago, arrived
in town the first OF the week.
James Markle was at the copper
country Monday and Tuesday.
William Bergman visited his
parents at Hancock this week.
Mrs. E. Burt visited friends at
Houghton Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank p. hester and daugh-
ter left for Detroit Sunday to spend
the holidays.
Cy Clements and family left for
Virginia, Mimi, Tuesday, where
they will reside.
Fred Bassett and family have re-
moved from town. They left the
first of the week.
Justice E. III. Ormsby, who has
been on the sick list for two or
three weeks, is able to be around
sgain.
Mrs H. Hammond, who has been
in the city for the past month, re.
turned to her home in Wisconsin
yesterday.
Extensive repairs are being made
to the electric lighting plant, and
until completed people will be
obliged to use lamps.
Ed. Barber left for Canada Mon
day, where he will spend the winter.
Mrs. Barber went to Champion the
same day to spend the winter with
her parents.
Marriage licenses were issued
this week to Nils Hill and Miss
Sophia Pietila, both of Baraga;
also Herminna Jonhianen and Miss
Johanna Pollari. also of Baraga.
The members of the "Eight-to-
Twelve club enjoyed sleigh ride
10 Newtonville Sunday. Last even
ing they were entertained by Miss
Edna Buchanan at her home.
Catherine. the three-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p.
Gray, had the misfortune to fall
backward while in a high chair
Wednesday morning, badly sprain-
ing her right wrist.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of Jerry Real, which will
be found in another column. Mr..
Real has the largest and finest line
of holiday goods ever shown in
Baraga His store this season is
certainly old Santa Claus head
quarters.
Guests registered at Hotel Ven
dome during the week: ID. ]. Nor
ton, Even; Sam Pike, ]. w, Aston,
II. Barnes, j. H. Bromer, Chicago;
n. Whiting, Escanaba; l.. ID. Mark
nell, ii. +. Alexander, Milwaukee;
Miss Rose Gamble, Hancock; j. S.
Duffie, Detroit.
The article in The SENTINEL last
week suggesting the advisability of
organizing club for the preserva-
ton of game during the closed
seasons, met with general approval,
and it is understood that such an
organization will soon be formed
in Baraga. Every man who is in
terested in this matter should join
the club at once, the aim of which
is q good one.
A young lady of this town had a
rather peculiar experience Sunday
evening. She had been calling on
a lady friend, and about IL o'clock
started for home. She was alone,
and was walking rather fast,
and just as she was passing a
saloon in the southern portion of
town, a young man CHANGED to
step from the door. The young
lady looked around and for some
reason or other the man imagined
that she was crazy, and he started
after her. OF course she became
frightened and hurried along
faster. The young man was soon
joined by three other men in the
chase, but the young lady reached
her home before they could
overtake her. The following day
an officer made a thorough search
of the village for the supposed
crazy woman, but was unable tC
find her. Later the facts in the
case became known, and the
Young men who allowed imaoina