The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-08
CITY ITEMS,
Village election next month.

rs. Nj. Citizen has nearly recovered
ticG her serious illness.
X UIss Emma Mengs has just recovered
}x6ma severe attack Of Ia grippe.
People are beginning to get uneasy
about the ice harvest this season.
CIR. Watts the piano tunor. will be
at the New Lloyd House next Tuesday.
a s.. Bell visited Munislng the fore part
Of the week. He states that the new
t0wnis lively.
Miss Et,ic Grlsdel, Of Pequamirg.
who had been sick for several weeks, is
agafnable to be out.
Last week Luke Welsh purchased
three acres OF land on the Bay Shore
from Dennis Handley.
r. ". Wilde has returned from Me-
Cabe's camp where he had been cin-
ploYed as blacksmith.
Sheriff Hid has been tusslng with
Ia grippe this week. Two Of his child
rem have also been very III.
Thefuneral Of John LaI'ountain, held
from ST. Joseph's church Saturday morr-
Ing last was largely attended,
Mrs F. o. Jones is recovering irom
severe cold which has confined her to
her home FOR the pas. few days.
Mrs, l. j. Shepard entertained num-
ber OF her lady friends at hey home his
afternoon from 9 to6 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs, D. Layitan are the happy
parents of bouncing little daughter
which arrived at their home Tuesday
evening.
Tho fseven-weeks.oid daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Clyne died sunday morn
Ing OF convusons. The funeral took
place Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock,
J. b. Smith is shipping logs daily to
Marquette. which are to be used as piles
Z for the new ore dock to be built there
The contract is a large one.
EAt an adjourned regular meeting Of
Lame Camp No 2559 N. W. OF A.,
held Thursday evening. the officers
elected for the ensuing year were duly
installed.
Attorney p H. Mckernan aGd County
Clerk G. o. Bcehler left on three
weeks trip Sunday. They will visit
washington. ID. c., and many other
cities before their return.
The Western Union telegraph Office
has been removed from Harris x Cas-
drug store to the New Lloyd House.
The telephonc To PeQnaming has also
been removed to the same place.
Mrs. j. q. Turner and Mrs. j. /.
Smith and son William will leave
for Sault ste. Marie Monday 10
attend the wedding OF Lieutenant
Johnson and Miss Bessie Seaman. which
will take place on the l2th inst.
THURSDAY evening was the date for
the regular meeting of the council. but
IS there was not quorum present
special meeting will be called in ample
time 70 transact matters pertaining to
the auunal village election.
The carcass OF deer weighing about
100 pounds was found on Andrew Wahl's 5
farm Wednesday morning. The animal
had bsen chased and killed by dogs the
previous night 1t is not known who
theS oWpers Of the dogs are, bu: the
L. l,ni ah NV nj U
GAn1e Warden N. S. Pennock.
Mtk Elijah died at her home at the
~ ll Mission Monday night. She was
- years of age and her death was
3 doub6Iess caused by old age. The
4 III was held from the NJ. 4. Mission
1V|w Wednesday morning at 1880
oo the service being conducted by
Y R<Vj q. Thomas.
Nrss Dennis Henley, who resided
about I've miles from this city on the
y, Arvon road, died Sunday merning at :
o'clock OF complication OF diseases. A
husband and several children are left to
mourn her departure. The funeral was
Mid from the n. K. Mission church
Tnseday. Rev. T. e. Thomas officiating
\ q "a social dance win be given at tn,
ra House Monday evening, the l7tf
ander the auspices of L'Ans'
estra. 1t will be the last dance
Re Lent, consequently all shoult
ID and enjoy the occasion. Admis
M 1 will be so cents per couple. All ar
n CO.. Tally invited
Mrs. NJ. Citizen received a Telegram
l0nday announcing the sad news of til
4 9Th OF her brother, Casper Ii. Funke
ceased was So years Of age, and ha
~ siling for nearly u year. A yea
last summer he visited this city on
many warm friends hero who wi
rn OF his death with deep regret. Mi
hike was prominent q. A. r. mar
held IN high esteem by all VIII
ew him. The funeral was held fror