The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-07-11
RARAGA DEPARTMENT.


!, Italian string band struck
AVN Thursday
cooroe hester returned to De-
,roit Wednesday
chos Auge was at Chassell yes
tsrday between trains
p.ank Halsey, of Lake Linden,
as in town yesterday.
The barge Alice Kelton is loading
lunber at Funke's dock.
Miss Fannie Ennis, of Duluth, is
sting with friends in town.
Rort Funke was at Huron Bay
.bs week inspecting lumber.
The Baragas will cross bats with
Ne Houghtons today and tomorrow.
Attorney p. R. McKernan and r.
4 Williams were over from l. Anse
thursday.
Hugh Nesbitt's horse took first
o-ze in the trotting race here on
the Fourth
Nessrs. Evans and Johnston were
!. L'Anse Wednesday evening on
their wheels.
los. Coil went to Chicago Sun
dav on business trip. He expects
70 be gone about a week.
The Brown Theater company gave
an entertainment at the Town Hall
Tuesday evening
Mrs. Koehler, of Hancock, was
the guest of her son, Mr.. John
Fnke, Sunday and Monday.
Joe Gotta rode NJ. Kenefick 5 horse
"a victory. taking first prize in the
running race here on the Fourth.
The teachers who taught in the
spbools throughout this district last
ypar have all been re-engaged for
the next term.
Mr. VIM. Droella, of Detroit,
who had been visiting his nephew,
John Funke, returned home Tues
day.
pennock and Lyon avenues will
soon be opened to the public. The
water mains are also TO be laid on
| said avenues.
Mrs. George Routan. and daugh'
ter Edna, of Estherville, Ia, are
guests of Mrs. Routan 5 sister, Mrs.
John Funke.
James Mcmahon. who was called
to Saginaw several days ago by the
. illness of his mother, returned home
Saturday last. He states that hel
health is greatly improved.
At the meeting of the village
council Friday evening of last week
William Field, who has held tn,
Office of marshal for over one year
was removed and James Fleming
formerly of Sidnaw, duly appointed
as his successor.
The Boston girls in bloomer'
bright. and the Baraga boys in suit
quite tight played base ball on Sat
urday; the boys just said they hat
snap. but the Boomers caugh
them in their nap and took the gam,
away.
The firm of ]. A. Cochran q Co.
manufacturers of carbonated bever
yes, is doing a good business AM
well deserving of the success /
is meeting with. Although the es
Enlistment is young, there is n
better goods in the line manu-
factured in the upper peninsula
which speaks well for the firm.
The following guests wer
registered at Hotel Nendome thi
week Miss c. Backus, Michigan
me; A. V. Holahan, C. n. Whiting
Saginaw; Mrs. b. G.. Ray, Hougf
ton; W. Z. Sly, Duluth; Jas. II
Browne Theatre Co; A. NJ. BoeA
DePere, Wis; c. G.. Spencer, Dt
luth; H. S. Goodell, j. A. Cameron
Houghton; H. f. Nickerson, Isl
peming; Dewitt Elwood, Ne
London, Wis; E. j. Ryan, Detroi'
c. 7. Merrifield, the photographer
is now turning out excellent wori
and his patronage is daily increa
ing. He has secured the services
H. B. Grove, a first-class arti.
Of Chicago, formerly with +. Z
Place. of that city, Mr.. MerritieI
has for sale different large views
the LAnse ruins, caused by II
great confiagration in that tow
May 9th, and also group pictur,
OF the Baraga base ball team. /
also took group pictures of Il
Boomer girls when they were
town, which are, as well as Il
other described pictures, meetii
with lively sale. Mr.. Merrill
IS sparing no pains or cost to 81
people the best work in the line
photographs, cabinets, etc, and
gratifying to note that his effor
a.