The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-09
VOL. XVI.
CITY ITEMS.

this evening.
Base ball at Baraga tomorrow between
uoughtons and Baragas.
Deputy U. 5. Marshal John Manning
was in the city part OF the week.
Forty hours of devotion were observed
at 81. Joseph's church this week.
:. T. Harris, the druggist. is now
,ocated In the Wallace building, on Main
street
The mill was closed down "Wednesday
afternoon, on account of the funeral OF
Mrs Johnson.
The barge Keweenaw is expected to
arrive this evening 10 take on cargo Of
lumber at the company's dock.
There was regular meeting of the
council Thursday evening. The official
nroceedugs appear in another column.
The New York Ideals have an excellent
reputation. They will give an entertain
meut at the Opera House this evening.
The Misses Mamie and Eliza Turner
entertained number OF their young
friends ata picnic at the pinery this
afternoon.
August Menge is having the interior
Of his saloon repainted and when COM
pleted it will present an y No. ap-
pearance
Mr.. aud Mrs John UCOnnor returned
from the copper country the first OF the
week. where they had been visiting
friends for several days.
There will be meeting OF the Pingree
club next Thursday evening AZ the Town
Hall. az 7:30 o'clock, All members are
requested TO be present.
The season has now arrived when the
streets Of our city are turned into 4 COW
pasture aud promenade. II Is high time
that the nuisance was abated.
People will now b. Obliged 10 repair
their sidewalks. or the council will order
the work done, and the owner of The
property will nave to foot the bill.
II. J. Seifert and Philip Voe;seh spent
"Wednesday at the Slate river fishing.
and returned with lQl. aud they say it
was not their best day for luck, either.
w. Il. Harris has removed to the
residence on Third street recently oS-
cupied by III. Seden. The latter now
occupies the Carney residence on Rail-
road street.
Mrs. J. Q. McKernan went to Hough-
ton Monday TO attend the faueral Of her
cousin, the late J. ID. Simpson. who died
aCripple Creek several days ago. The
fnneral took place Tuesday afternoon.
Attention is called to the new adver-
t:ement OF Samuel O'Connell. which
viii be found on the fourth page. Mr..
Gtcnnel is now proprietor OF the Palace
al,on on Main street opposite the
esurt house.
Prof. &. Cozens. the phrenologist.
who anticipated giving several lectures
10 this city this week left for Iron
Mountain Monday, having decided TO
wait until later in the season before
lecturing here.
The numerous friends in this city OF
Mr., and Mrs. A. j. Kautz. of Chicago.
who spent last summer in LAnse. will
be pleased to learn that they are the
happy parents of a son, who arrived at
their home Monday.
Saturday evening last while an extra
freight train was making switch at
the depot the brakes failed to hold and
several cars were derailed and badly
damaged. A wrecking train came up
from Marquette Monday.
Deputy Sheriff John Mcnamara. of
houghton, passed through the city on
the morning train Saturday last with an
insane man for the asylum at Newberry.
The man was so violent that he had to
DO strapped to q cot.
Many broken sidewalk planks through
out town are caused by cows promenau-
Ing upon them. Is there not some way
to keep cows off from the streets? Every
summer sidewalks are continually in
hlthy condition. 1t is shame, to say
the least.
Owing to the failure on the part
OF some Of the crew to report for work
Yesterday morning at the EAnse
Lumber Company's saw mill the mill
mas been shut down indefinitely. The
mill started the seasons cut about
Two weeks ago, running eleven hours
Der day. Yesterday morning a large
portion OF the crew decided among
themselves that the hours for work
were too long and did not report for
work as usual. We learn that there
are several applicants for the positions
vacated, but we have been unable to
ascertain just what the company pro-
poses to do. II Is to be regretted,
especially during these hard times,