The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-06
CITY ITEMS.

Asa Smith was over from Baraga
Tuesday.
G. II. Simpson. Of Marquette, was in
town this week.
Andrew Wahl, Jr., was at Baraga
Wednesday
Mai w. X. Hayiland was down frem
Peouamiug Sunday.
G.. O. Beehler spent Sunday with
friends at Calumet.
NJ. Bemlug, of Chicago, transacted
business in town Tuesday.
Jerry Greenleaf and John Funke were
over from Baraga Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Butz, of PeQuaming, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Thomas Welsh, of Minneapolis, was
in the city part OF the week.
Mrs. Charles Chappell, of Marquette
spent Sunday with friends in town.
n. j. Setfert has commenced the erec-
tion of a new building on Main street
We. Fairbrother, OF Detroit, was
traasacting business in town part Of the
week.
The weather has been fne this week,
and building operations are progressing
rapidly.
The passenger train from the east
was nearly three hours late Monday
evening.
N wallace, Thomas Brady aud Will
liam McKanna brought in three fine
strings Of fish Wednesday.
Hector A. Gingras, who Is conducting
A barber shop at Pequaming. In town
most of the week.
Charles Kelsey, who has been spend
ing several days at his home at Newton
vile returned Wednesday.
Cad Smith. county clerk Of Marquette
county. passed through the city Wednes-
day. en- route to the copper country.
THE LANsE SENTINEL comes out of its
seorcbisg without missing number. 1t
is a bright enterprising paper, and one
the people of its county should heratily
support.--Ish peming Iron Ore.
Peter Primean. register OF the U. 5.
land office at Marc uette, passed through
town Wednesday. en- route home from
the copper country, where he had been
visiting friends for several days.
There was a meeting of Protection
Hose company Monday evening. J. II.
Hid and +. w. Foote were elected dele
gates to attend the upper peninsula
fremens' tournament, which will be
held at Sault Ste. Marie In August.
A number OF papers have re-published
the false statements concerning LAnse.
which were sent to the Detroit dailies
by some brainless correspondent at Mar
quette A man who is guilty Of sending
such reports should be tarred and
feathered
AT the time OF the IRE Mrs. James
Laundry removed some siverware from
her residence. which she has since been
unable to obtain track Of. Any person
knowing the whereabouts OF the
same will confer great favor by
notifying her.
The famous Ferris wheel OF the
worlds fair is TO be used as beacon at
Chicago for aid to vessels The wheel
will be lighted by 5000 incandescent
electric lights from dusk until daylight
daily, Sundays and holidays inclnded,
regardless OF the condition OF the
weather.
Mrs. John Breckinridge died Monday
morning at o. ID. Hopkins homestead
on the Ontonagon river near Rock'and
Mr.. Hopkins left Tuesday norning TO
attend the funeral, which was held at
Rockland Wednesday. Mrs. Breckin-
ridge was a sister-in-law OF Mr.. Hop
kins. She leaves husband and one
child to mourn her loss.
The following item appeared IN The
Peni6sular Record, OF Ishpeming, last
week: John w. Jochm received orders
this week for tin roofing TO be placed
epOb 'uo VI cOhh So"poSh "bN
August Menge at L'Anse. This will go
to show that the recent L'Anse FIRE has
not entirely discouraged the people OF
that village. Phoenix like, IAnse will
no doubt boom up larger than ever"
Pure. fresh, cold water is one Of the
most valuable disiufectants, inasmuch as
IL is A powerfnl absorhpnt Eyerv sick
room should have large vessel of clear
water, frequently renewed, placed near
the bed or even beneath It.. This not
only absorbs much OF the hurtful vapor,
but In Its evaporation II softens and
tempers the atmosphere, doing away
with the dEyness which is so trying and
depressing TO an invalid, or even to per-
sons In health for that matter. 1t has
frpouantlv haan ohnuo aotuaI ri