The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-29
VOL. XVI.
CITY ITEMS.

There was ueetink Vi WIG counSi
last evening.
Read what j. b. Smith has to say in
his advertisement on the eighth page.
Mrs. Geo. McElveen, OF Even, is visit
ING her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Citizen.
Charles Kelsey was confined to his
bed part of the week with sickness.
LIB. Crebassa, OF sand Point. was
shaking hands with friends in town
Tuesday.
An entertainment was given at
uebard's Hall, Pequamiug, Tuesday
evening.
"Doye" parties are all the rage in this
city. 1t is a shame to slight the men.
especially as it is leap year.
We acknowledge the receipt OF copy
Of the Third Annual Report Of Factory
Inspection. thanks to the kindness Of
Chas II. Morse, Commissioner of labor.
Louis Waber left fer Kendall, Mich,
Tuesday. He was accompanied by his
bro,her-ln-aw. Matt Getzen. of Baraga,
who will visit his sister for several
weeks,
There will be u regular meeting of
Meadow Brook Hive, l.. o. L. NJ. Mon
day evening. AS business OF Importance
will come before the meeting, All mem
bers are requested TO be present.
A call has been issued. for a citizens
caucus to he held at the Town Hall Mon
day evening, March I'd, at s O'Clock, for
the purpose OF placing in nomination
village officers for the ensuing year.
A concert and dance will be given at
the opera House, this city. Tuesday
evening. March nth, under the auspices
Of Prot. Crim's full orchestra. The
complete program will appear in THE
SENTINEL. next week.
The mild weather this week is severe
tow 10 lumbermen. The snow has
rapidly disappeared, leaving the roads
bare ID many places. The work Of haul
ibg lOgs has been necessarily abandoned.
Il is indeed very unfortunate.
l.has not been learned who is respoIi-
sIsle Tor the rear end collision on the
South Shore read which occurred near
Chassel Wednesday evening OF last
week. 1t is understood, however. that
The crews Of both trains have been laid
oG and the matter is being thoroughly
Investigated.
The Bedahbun Aboriginal Entertain-
ment given at the Opera House Wednes-
| day evening under the auspices of the
YG1pg Peoples society of the NJ. Il.
Mssisn was largely attended and highly
en!oyei. The program. rs published
10 TRg SENriSEI. last week was well
rendered.
A ladies' Aid society. for the benefit of
The ". Z. church. was organized at the
residence OF Mrs. j. u. Smith Monday
afternoon. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
Mrs J. B. Smith; vice-presdeLt, Mrs. NJ.
Wallace; secretary, Miss Elsie McKetnan;
treasurer, Mrs. John Orr.
No tidIngs or trace Of John Robinson
the unfortunate old man who was on the
drifting ice in the bay a week ago Mon.
day, has been obtained. The manner In
which he met his fate will doubtless
never be known. but IL is the general
belief that he broke through the thin
Zee and was drowned. His fate was in
deed sad.
W. h. Haviland, jr.. aud {. +. Fisher.
OF Pequaming, and NJ. Wallace, f. A.
Mack antW. T. Menge, OF this city,
went to Marquette Thursday afternoon
"f the purpose Of being initiated into
'he mysteries Of Mohassan Temple No.
o. Dramatic Order Knights Of Khoras-
san. The meeting was held in the even
NsM Fraternity Hail. The gentlemen
returned yesterday and report having
nad royal good time.
The following is from the Jacobsville
correspondent to the Native Copper
lines; The bay ireze .over again last
tuesday and Wednesday nights but the
warm weather and high winds Of Satur-
'sy took the ice out into Lake Superior
f The third time this season. Although
warned by the fate OF Fisherman Robins
'on' who lost his life few days ago sv
w'ns taken out on an ice foe. four men
.'om Redrock vcntured out some distance
"sm the shore Friday morning. Two men
'no were working on the dump" which
naoout 90 feet above lake level, noticed
"e ice breaking up at the head Of the
Wy and putting their coats on the ends
:" "ng poles, waved them high in she
'"' aud called to the men who were then
,'er mile away. At last the men Oh
ae Ice noticed their manuevers aud
"'uk'ng II was meant for them they i'm
~eO'ately put for shore They were
'one tso soon for they had scarcely