The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-26
CITY ITEMS.
lanes Kerwin is seriously i'll.


were at Skanee Monday.
There was meeting of the town
ship board yesterday
Charles Brink, of Pequaming,
spent Sunday at Chassell
John Campbell is having his store
building sided and painted.
Dan Rahilly, of Sands, was in
town Saturday last shaking hands
with friends.
Miss Bertha Moore, of Pequam-
ing, was calling on friends in town
Thursday.
lanes Columbus, of Superior,
Wis, is the guest of his cousin, j.
A. Smith.
Miss Nellie McCabe left for
Madison, Wis, Tuesday of last
week to attend school.
Octave Sicotte expects to leave
for Minneapolis in few days, where
he will spend the winter.
J. H. Sewell, of Houghton, who
has been in town for two or three
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. James Holiday. of the NJ. E.
Mission. left for Duluth Tuesday to
visit her daughter for four weeks.
n. ]. Seifert opened his new
saloon Tuesday. The bar fixtures.
furniture, etc, are of late pattern
and very neat.
Mrs. B. Adams, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Haviland, of Peouaming, re-
turned to her home in Chicago
Wednesday.
G.. n. Fuller, teacher OF the
grammar department of the high
school gave stereopticon enter
tainment for his pupils Wednesday
evening.
Sheriff Corbett. of Ontonagon
passed through this city Wednes-
day. en- route TO Houghton with a
prisoner TO be confined in the jail at
thatplace
Richard Smith. poundmaster,
corralled an OK Wednesday evening,
and put the animal in pound, but
early Thursday morning discovered
that some person had aided the i'm
prlsoned beast TO escape.
Those not having their full
citizenship papers should be on hand
October 5th, when circuit court
convenes, as that will be the last
chance they will have before the
November election.
John Campbell returned from
Bessemer Thursday morning where
be had been as delegate to the
Republican senatorial convention.
having been appointed by the re-
gular delegate. John Funke, OF
Baraga,
Rev. and Mrs. F. o. Jones left for
Milan. Mich. Thursday evening.
They will 90 as far as Detroit
on one of Mr. Charles Hebard 5
boats. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones take
with them the best wishes of
the people of this community.
A number of invited friends as
sembled at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. Blankenhorn Monday
evening and were very pleasantly
entertained by Miss Emma Fink
and Mrs. Mary Young with numer-
Gus duets on the piano.
The complaint made by George
Schoneweg, of Covington. against
John Lyons and Lewis Nicholson,
supervisor and clerk of that town
ship, which was heard before
Probate Judge Shields last week.
resulted in decision of no cause
for action 1t was apparently a
case of jealousy or spite.
County Game and Fish warden
n. S. Pennock, of Baraga. was in
town Thursday and made complaint
against resident of this town for
killing a partridge out of the Lawful
season. A warrant was issued anC
the man arraigned before justice
who imposed upon him a fine and
costs of the case, which was prompt
= ly paid.
Hon. Jay A. Hubbell, of Hough
ton, entertained party of about
forty gentlemen friends at the
Onigaming club house, in that city
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
his 9th birthday A very pleasant
time was had. and remarks ap
propriate to the event were INDUCED
in to the amusement of the host ant
guests. Dr. J.. G.. Turner, of this
city, and William Coach, of Baraga
were among the honored guests.
Under the heading of "a new
danger to public health, the state
board of health has issued circular
urging physicians to guard cases o
mild sore throat, in many of which
it is claimed, the Loeffler, or diph
iberia bacillus, is present. A dan
gerous communicable disease similar
to diphtheria, but in which th'
Loeffler bacillus is not found, is salt