The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05

Martin Berg Is erecting new
barn.
II is rumored that another livery
stable is soon to be started in Bar
aga.
Thomas Lehait, of Lake Linden,
was visiting friends in town part
Of the week.
Mrs. S. d. Davenport and Mrs.
Thomas Murphy called on l. 'Anse
friends Thursday.
Mrs. Alex. G. Shields and Mrs, J.
A Smith, of l. Anse, were guests of
Mrs. John Funke Tuesday.
Asa Hammond returned from
Lake Linden Wednesday, where he
had been for several weeks.
A dance was given at Grandville
Hall last evening. Those who at
tendedreport a very pleasant time.
The person holding ticket No.
9sl is requested to call at the store
Of VIM. kitz and get the fine sewing
machine,
Frank Dean, who has been in
town for several weeks, has re-
turned to his home in lower Michi-
gan.
jos. Coil, who has been in Chica-
90 for several days, purchasing fall
and winter goods, is expected home
this evening.
A fine sewing machine at the
store of William Kitz awaits the
holder OF ticket No ISL, who is r.
ouested to call and get the same.
Miss Emma Kelsey and Miss Rose
NJ ,Cauley, of Newtonville, left for
81. Paul Monday, where they viii
visit friends for several weeks.
William Kitz, the hustling dry
goods and clothing merchant, is in
Chicago purchasing large stock o.
fall and winter goods.
The report that Dennis Mccarthy
was going to join the Marquette
base ball nine was without founda-
ton. He win remain with the
Baragas the balance OF the season.
1 call was issued for a business
men ; meeting Thursday evening
but the attendance was small, con-
,aquently no steps were taken to-
wards organization
Tirbct No. 9Sl capturej'the sew
ING machine al William Kitz store
Tuesday The holder OF the above
number is requested TO call ana get
the machine,
4 game Of bali wa, PLAYED al the
French settlement Sunday after
noon between kunick 5 nine and
Burns nine The score was - To- q
in favor of Barns nine and we are
informed that il was not much OF a
day for playing ball, either
Harry Benson returned from
Minneapolis Thursday where he had
been IN attendance ut the conven-
ton VI the Knights of Pythias as a
delegate from Blraga Lodge No.
Isl The city was crowded with an
immense throng OF people and Mr..
B2Hsen states that many were
unable to procure lodging aceomo-
dd,ions.
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The members Of the ball team of
this place known as the Never
sweats. are feeling pretty good,
and have reason for il, since they
Scalprd the BaragaS, the regular
professional team Sunday last.
Tue Baragas are considered one of
lhe best teams in the upper PENN
Nd.a, while the "Neversweats have
always been considered a rather
Weak team But be that aS il may,
the Movers" made the Baragae
sweat Sunday afternoon to the
tune OF IL to 8. The boys are now
thinking Of issuing a challenge 10
any team in the country, and ii
they are crowded they may extend
the challenge TO any team in the
world.
The following is from the NUNS
lng Republican of last week:
Saturday evening Harry Codding-
ton went to Marquette to visit his
wife, who is quite i'll. He left his
business here in charge OF competent
hands On Monday word came
mere that Mrs. Coddington had died
taat day, and when Harry returned
on Tuesday he found his fruit stand
smut and very lastly draped in
mourning. He could not understand
what 1t meant until someone volun-
'ecred the information that his wife
was dead. His face expanded into