The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-04
BARAGA.


Joe is all right at pedro" Just try
HIN once.
s.. p. Cray has moved into his new
residence.
Wick O'Connell arrived on the evening
trair Wednesday.
Ne wish you, dear reader,a happy and
iss Nina Markell is visiting friends
henomineo this week.
LAY Z. Drew. treasurer OF Laird town
6hfp. was in the city "Wednesday.
Mrs. James McRandle is quite i'll with
~ attack of typhoid pneumonia.
Miss Rose Gamble, OF L'Anse. visited
friends in the city Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Courtney were,
calling on friends at L'Anse Saturday,
last.
sAmos Laudon has resigned his posi-
tion with the Upper Peninsula Brewing
csmpeny.
KelIys camp. OF the hester estate.
started to haul logs to the landing Mon
day.
DR.. Stringham will remove his family
to Barasa in the near future. where he
will locate permanently.
Mr.. Johnson formerly iier at Fnnke's
mill, will remove from this place to Ash
land, Wis. in few days.
John Cochran has left the employ Of
l.. Graoower. and intends TO take up
Insurance in the near future.
John Foster and family who have been
visiting with relatives at Lake Linden.
returned home Thursday AFTERNOON
Mis- Amy Newton. of Newtonvile.
Visited Miss Annie McGrath Wednesday
and attended the fremeuS ball in the
evening
E. Il. Penberthy. of Houghton, was in
the city "Wednesday trausacting business
with the merchants in the butter and
egs line
Martin KELSEY. OF Newtonyillr, was in
town Tuesday. shaking hands with his
friends and wishing them Happy New
Year.
Sixtecn or eighteen men came into
town Tuesday with the knapSacks on
their backs rumor has 1t from r. Ebers
came
Accsrdug to lar, Cwe don't mean The
doctor 4 physician canaot collect for
his sery,ce unless he is registered in the
county clerks oilict.
John Hid sheriff. was over from
HAnse Tuesday serving subpoenas upon
those required to appear at this term OF
circuit court as witnesses
Wm. Berriman. OF base ball fame, who
played with the Baragas last season and
now resides at Hancock, is visiting
friends in the city this week
Mrs, l.. Nester arrived on the evening
train Wednesday from Sidaaw. where
she had been FOR few DAYS visiting her
sister Mrs. Charles j. Bnylc.
Nov that there are two uarrys in
town practically in the same line of
business, we suppose one will be called
the "Old Harry" and the other the
''Youns Harry"
Nov that there is good seighiug there
will be Il boom in log hauling from the
diherent camps that abound throughout
the pine forests of the upper peninsula,
and Especially in and around this county.
"Wednesday evening L. II, McGrath re-
ceived from the weather bureau set OF
instrnmcnts with all necessary blanks.
to take observations Of the weather and
rainfall and report once month tn the
bureau AT Lansing.
The ball given by the NeStar Hose Co.
New Years eve, was grand success.
being well attended and very enjoyable.
Supper was served at the hester Hotel
and was gotten mp in manner which
shows the efficiency OF the proprietor on
such occasions, the guests declaring il
uoct elegant. The room was tastily
dt41fated with the national colors--red.
whe( and blue.
Atobacco salesman. while at raga
recently, attempted to get up Irritation
With dining room girl at the principal
hotel on Main street. She paid no at
tention to him until he called her TO his
side and said: You remind me of my
sister" Yes said she. Now isn't 1T
funny? You seem to remind me so
much of my brother" Indeed" said
tie young man. as he winked at an
G1Aer salesman at the table. Sin
az way?' why. he never could
I'd his own business"
Fednesday evening the RAJ Me for James
gers' racer came OF at the Town Hall.
~ tickets 1,500 in number) were all !
put Into a box aud well shook. it being
ofreed that the first number drawn