The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-15

<eWP tnis Wcch'
Attorney w. E. Doore was at Mar
quette part OF the week.
Miss Isabelle Bishop, OF Lapse, is
visiting Mrs. Grenier' this week.
Frank Thompson has been at~hiS fa-
theirs lumber camp for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Carroll will give a
progressing pedro party Monday evening.
The Misses Wahl. of L'Anse. were the
guests ef Miss Mary Kenedck Sunday.
jay 4. Drew. treasurer of Laird towr-
ship, was transacting business in the
city TUESDAY.
Miss ddie Hilyer. primary teacher
or cur school is suffering from an attack
Of la grippe.
b, p. Dunn. who is employed at VIM.
Ferguson's camp. spent few hours in
town Tuesday.
The Spnday school hour Of the NJ. L.
church has been changed from IL O'Clock
ia 8 O'Clock p. M.
Uglyrumors are reported as the result
OF Deputy L. 5. Timber Trespass Agent
Wordenis visit here last week.
The dancing party given last Saturday
eveningat the rink was well attended
and All present had a pleasant time.
Patrick Nester is now ready for ali
in h,. sipc ka, inn
purchased the famous Duke FL
Itfs stated that Mr.. Peter Girard, OF
BaraRa, and Miss Duprau, OF Saginaw,
will be united IL marriage Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fun<c left Sunday
fer Buffalo. They will visit several
other eastern points before their return
Mrs Thomas who had been visiting
Mrs. Coddington for few days. re-
turned to her home a, Houghton Mon
day.
The Masquerade ball given at Grand-
VILE Hall last evening by Prof. Crim's
orchestra was well attended aud highly
enjoyed.
For Hne cigars, tobacces. o. anything
In the fruit or confcc,ione ry line. call on
Hammond & Funke. Oyster >tews or
anything in light lunch served at all
honrs OF the day and evening
Il. n. Francis, who for over a year
has been telegraph operator at the
South Shore depot. left for Thomaston,
Mich, Monday. where he will have
charge Of a station Mr.. Francis
friends regret his departure. but at the
same time are pleased at his promotion.
II. J. Spricker OF Green Bay, succeeds
Mr.. Francis as operator at the depot
Peter Nilsson has started a stage
line between Baraga and LAnse,
He will make three trips dairy a,
fellows: Leave Baraga at . a. m. /
p. 10. and y. m. Returning. leave
L'Ansc at 1880 a. M. $50 p. mi aDd
5:30,p-m. 1t will certainly be great
cepvenience to the)peoplc of both towns
and will doubtless receive liberal
patronage. Fare Tor the round tIip 50
ceuts.
The following from the Menominec
Democrat will be OF local interest rs it
pertains to former resident OF Baraga:
Nv. g. Shafer representing Werner ~ Co..
OF Chicago. who operate the largest book
= ,A II
mcnt In the world, their buildings cover
Ing three acres OF ground at Akron, o.,
h1s been In the city since Saturday. Mr.
Hctaler was an cid schoolmate OF Snpt.
o. codley al Ypsiianti. and since his
arfI0 the city has met many old ac-
qu1U <es. among the teachers eS-
pecIsIlY< The reporter enjoyed an inter
viewwfth him yesterday afternoon at the
superin tendents Office In the high school,
He, with Mr.. Woodley. played many
base ball game over again. and from his
talk our school superintendent seems to
hays been an aIl-around athlete once
upon = time and materially he lped to win
The Rame for "Ypsy" from Ann Arbor.
Wk. 6chafer said that wbea he proposed
y ~ 1rner II Co.'S manager TO come up
s Mat person asked him what he
to come up here for. as though
Fere nothing In :hs region bu.
aber and mining camps. He en-
pf( his appreciation OF our schools.
osp6>4ll the high school. and said he
seldom came across one better. lie
& theught that Michigan generally exceled
\ o. Uqf school system, her most dangerous
being New York state. He was
ID with the location of Menominee
rophesied great future for her.
very amusing to hear him discuss
Aool life with Mr.. Woodlsy."
Farming Lsuds For sale,
we several pieces OF choice. desir-