The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-15

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friends part of the week.
Miss Name Real is visiting the
Misses Shea at L'Anse.
Richard Feore was transacting
business at L 'Anse yesterday.
Miss Nellie Payne, of Hancock, is
the guest of Miss Addie Hillyer.
Attorney w. E, Doore was at
Lanse Monday on legal business.
Do not forget the ball to be given
AZ Grandville Hall Monday evening.
Mrs. S. d. Davenport returned
from a visit with friends in lower
Michigan Tuesday.
N. S. Pennock, county game and
fish warden, transacted business at
LAnse Wednesday.
The Baragas played the Hough-
tons in that city today and will also
have another contest tomorrow.
Herman Falk is now proprietor
of the Pioneer Cigar factory, recent
" established by Norris Over
meyer
The ice cream social given by the
ladies of the NJ. f. church Thursday
evening at the Town Hall was large
ly attended The amount realized
was about SIS.
The Baragas easily defeated the
Marquettcs in the ball game here
last Sunday by score of ID to 10.
The game was witnessed by large
number of people.
a ball club dance was given at
Granyille Hall last evening, which
was well attended, and a general
good time enjoyed. Prof. Grim S
orchestra furnished the music.
The Georgia University Graduates
gave an entertainment at the Opera
House last evening. The company
is a good one and deserve all of the
patronage given them.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Manninen died Tuesday The
funeral was held from the NJ. +.
church Thursday afternoon, and
the remains were Inferred in L Anse
cemetery.
NIr. and Mrs. A. Martin. who
were called to Green Bay on account
o. the serious illness of Mr. Martin :
sister returned yesterday Mr.
Martin sister is still dangerously
ILL., and slight hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
Evidently DR. W. j. Law, who
was bound over for trial to the
circuit court last week on a
very serious charge, is now spoil
ing for more trouble. 1t is under
stood that he wanted 10 thrash
Marshal Fleming one day this
week.
C. II. Huston, of Baraga, is now
in possession of the livery formerly
conducted by Mr.. Mccarthy, al
Houghton, and has added a lot OF
new vehicles and reliable horses.
Mr. Huston is making strong bid
for a portion of the livery business.
and is getting it.-Copper Journal
Mrs. Jacob Getzen died at her
home here Sunday evening at
, O'Clock of consumption, after q
lingering illness OF severrl months.
Deceased was ~ years of age and
leaves a daughter about one year
old The funeral was held from the
Catholic church at Assinins Tuesday
morning at $50 O'Clock. Rev.
Father Terhorst conducted the
service.
The residence of John Funke had
a narrow escape from destruction
by fire Wednesday evening. Short
ly after the electric lights were
turned on. one of the wires passing
through the rooms burned out, ano
set fire to curtain. Fortunately
Mrs Funke was at home, and i'm
mediately pulled the wire out before
any serious damage resulted. Had
the family been absent the resi-
dence would undoubtedly have
burned.
The following guests were regis
tered at the Hotel Vendome this
week: W. Frank James, Geo. w
Taylor, Hancock; Ed. j. Mccarthy
Robert Reinhart, Eugene l. Huilller
Frank p. INDIAN, Marquette; Y. Nj
Zertche, w. ]. Smith, Chas. Roulo
+, F. Douglass, Houghton; II. Wen
dels, Chicago; A. NJ Barnes. Calu
met; j. W. Barnes, Houghton; ]. |.
Russell, Ishpeming; G.. L. Brown
Marquette; A. E. Tool, Milwaukee
r. NJ. Roberts, Saginaw; A. NJ
Boex, H. o. McMain, DePere, Wis.
Don j. Perry, Seneca, Kan; H. c.
Lave. Grand Rapids; C.G. Spencer,
Duluth; c. T. Williams and wife
Lansing; DR.. Burgerson and son
Iron Mountain; H. G. Kuhlmnn
Milwaukee; III. S. Reed, Topeka.