The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-03-07
VOL. XVI.
CITY ITEMS.

l. l.. Daitoni VI isHPemihs' was
visitor Monday.
Jobn Dillon, OF Chicago, was in the
city Thursday.
THOMAS Parks has gone to Huron Bay
on business.
F. II. Begole, of Marquette, was in the
CITY Wednesday.
Dr. Mason, OF noughton, is the guest
Of DR.. J. q. Turner.
Attorney a. Reese was down from
Houghton Wednesday.
There was a meeting OF the Christian
Endeayor last evening.
william Scrlbner OF Baroga, was in
,owu on business Saturday last.
Thomas Doolng, jadge or probate Of
|uoughtou was in town Saturday last.
Miss Name Scheurmanu. OF Saginaw
i the guest Of her sister, Mrs Geo. c.
Jackm20
William Ferguson, Of Houshton. who
ba. been working Iicte Tor several
mouths. returned home Monday.
Travel between L'Anse and Baraga
the past few days has been mostly by
crossing the bay on the ice.
Miss Lizzie Beehler was called TO Mar
|oqet:e Thursday on account, % the ILL
mess Of her sister MIS- Chas. Chaopeil.
i. \. Strauss. of Cincinnati w. E,
|povping.of Nashville, and w. F.Wyman,
were transacting business
|n tie city Wednesday.
$ Bell left for Munising Sunday where
|he Will open tonsoria parlor. Mr..
Bans drst-class artist al the profess
sion. aad viii certainly meet with sue
|ce,s,
Beer manufactured by the L'Anse
Brewing company Is now on the market,
| AND Is pror ounced \ No. /. The con
Iasy will certainly secure good patron
ace.
Several young men from PeQuaming
| were 10 attendance at the stag" party
given by W. L. Smith Monday evening
and also al like party given by DR.. j.
G. Turner last evening.
The work of erecting an extension 10
the L,Anse Brown Stene company's
dock which is Gnder the supervision of
lhe contractor. Alex. G. Shields, is
as rapidly as possible.
A. \. Pinet, Of Baraga. who owns
larce number of fowls. was in the city
|Monday and showed the writer hens
|e:c which Is indeed a "bouncer." The
|egg measured & inches in cireum-
ference, and the long way $ inches.
Aman Eamed Moon was presented
with daughter by his wife; that was
pew Moou He was so elated over the
lact tia! he decided 10 take a drina;
that was dry Moon. He took several
dF.ass and got drunk; that was full
Noon. When he became sober he found
mat be had only % cents lett: that was
the last quarter OF the full Moon.
There was cali issued for Citizens
caucus 10 be held at the Town Hall
Tuesday evening for the purpose OF
Placing in nomination village
ofcers for the ensuing year, but
10y some reason no caucus was held.
Consequently the Peoples ticket will be
The only one In the field at the village
election. or at least rs far as we can
las certain.
u was impossible to procure the pro-
gram Tor the concert and dance to be
slven at the Opera House. this city
tuesday evening. March 18th. under the
auspices Of Prof Crlm's full orchestra.
However, Ut will be in readiness for next
weeks issue. Great preparations are
Oens made Tor the event, and it will
certainly be an enjoyable one.
Mrs. NJ. Wallace entertained a number
u her lady friends at progressive whist
thursday afternoon from to O'Clock.
and the occasion was very enjoyable
One' The first prize-a silver spoon
Hay-waS awarded to Miss Mary Wal
ace' and for the consolation prize, a
''''er tea strainer, there was tie be-
tween Mrs. William Mckanna, Mrs. w.
~ harris and Mrs. 5. Z. Harris. The
'dros were cut to determine the matter,
aoo resulted in favor Of the latter named
'scN Delicious refreshments we're
served.
bl'l Nye once said in lecture: "A
''an may use wart on the back OF his
"'cS Tor collar button; ride on the
OScS coach OF a railroad train to save In
'e'es' on his money until the conductor
NVmes around; stop his watch nights TO
ave the wear and tear; leave his ii" or
without dot or cross to save ink !;
pasture his mothers grave to save corn,
'"' man OF this kind is a gentleman
@"u scholar compared to a fellow who
WI take newspa per and when nc he'd