The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-22
CITY ITEMS,
sWashinaten's birthday.

Mr.. and Mrs. August Koppani
Of 6tpg, Tuesday night. a daogh'
AZ ~ ~ Andrew Latondress, OF Pequam-
3in@< M ueen on the sick list for several
XSe passenger train from the east was
r6ofly an hour late Wednesday
Operations we're discontinued at May
a Ayel's camp at Huron Mountain this
week.
C.yP. Rlankenhorn +. Brennan and a.
Menge are harvesting their supply Of
ice.
b. 8. Cole, who has been spending the
past two years in California, returned
home last week
The Misses McKernan entertained
their lady friends at progressive pedro
at their home this afternoon.
Several young gentlemen FROM town
attended the masquerade ball at Pequam-
lug Thursday evening
Several ladies' aud gentlemen from Pc
quaning attended the leap year ball at
the Opera House Monday evening.
For the occasjon Of the Sunday School
Association meeting held at Hancock
today, delegate were granted rate of
half fare.
We are Ia nrecept Of the Initial number
OF the Munising News. 1t is bright
looking sheet. aud win undoubtedly
meet with success in the boom town,
The Michigan Young Mems Christian
Association will meet at Kalamazoo
Thursday, the eth inst. The session
will last until March l. For special
rates inquire of local ticket agents.
Notices have been posted for
Peoples caucus to be held at the Town
Hall Monday evening, February cath, at
1850 o'clock, for the purpose Of placing
In nouination village officers for the
ensuing year
1t is now predicted that March will be
chilly, stormy aud clustering month.
1t will be remembered that the so-called
weather prophets also predicted last
fall, that this would be an unusually
cold and severe winter.
s. Bell will leave for MHnislnG next
week, where he will open tirst.class
tonsoriaI parlor. The building, which is
centrally located is nearly completed
and Mr.. Bell states that the business
outlook Is good. His many friend, wish
him success.
r. Brennan has just received large
and choice line Of mems and boys ready
made suits, which he is Offering at as,
t0nishingIy low prices. lie also has re-
ceived fne liue Of gents furnishing
goods. See his advertisement on another
page.
l.. B. Armstrong. who has baea clerk
ing In p. Rupees store for the past
eight years, resigned his position
other business. Mr.. Armstrong;
numerous friends wish him success in
whatsver undertaking he may engage.
An exchange says the letter 'e'' is the
most unfsrtunate letter ia the English
alphabet, because it is never in cash,
always IL debt, and never out OF danger.
nsx~ afa
letter u never in war but always in
peace. IT'S the beginning of existence,
the commencement of ease, and the end
Of trouble. Without it there would be
no bread, No meat, no water. no life, no
gospek no-Jesus, no Heaven.
The following letter from the chair
man e (he board of education in a GER
tain peninsula county is some
this 9orker in its way: III there
shud person making inQairees
about ht1 kave the report about the
loges cut in<- please do not youse
my name. I expect their will be SUNNI
inQuirees mead about huge gave the
anfermachiop. am not the supervisor
Of the township but am on the school
be0rd and our township is all in one
school discrct and am chareman OF the
bsofd u sad gichaion."
< ~ ]9n6oy Afternoon Mrs. J. G. Turner
c ned her lady friends at progress
IN honor Of Mrs. Il. III. VIII
Mrs. Ii. VI. Quackenbos. Of
Tho have been visiting In the
CIV afternoon was highly enjoyed
ana close of the game it was found
thai o. pre- OF Mrs. w. j. McKanna
4 and Nj Heo. &. Jackman was a tie.
conooquently they cut for the first prize
I0 11tjful calendar, which Mrs. Nc
ms fortunate in capturing. The
on prize-a little riding whip.
He'd to Mrs. l.. j. Shepard.
Dfreshments were then served.
BY music and a general good