The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-25

'I|4W6 NNuhSSAsf.
y William Moore, OF Newtonville. wa:
X II town Wednesday.
There was a good attendance at the
masquerade last evening.
The bay is now frozen over, but as yet
no person has ventured TO drive across.
ID. Levitan who has been on the sick
list for several days, is again able to be
cut.
All those who attended the maso
~ the Opera House last evening had a
hrst-class time.
81 Nr. and Mrs. John ID, Rowland are re-
\ joicfng over little son which arrived at
y their home Monday.
,<P. II. Mathews, representing the
/. .Weier Wine Co., OF Monroe. Mich, was
Y IN the city Tuesday.
The installation OF officers OF Byrns'
E6gion No 90. Select Knights. took
pIece Tuesday evening.
The installation of officers toek place
y q the meeting of Fall River Tent. X. o..
TN, Wednesday evening.
Several people from Pequaming and
\ Hlraga attended the masquerade at the
Opera House last evening.
81. Seden has purchased the John
Carney residence on Railroad street. lie
VIII occupy il in the spring.
Mrs. j. G. Turner entertained num-
X bor OF her lady friends at whist party
% her home this afternoon.
u Colds seem TO be raging at present
and we understand that many children
are unable to attend school.
The nomination of +. L. lialsey. OF
NarQuette, TO be receiver OF public
moneys at Marquette. was confirmed by
thee Wednesday.
John Messner, of Newtonvills, will
.leaYe for Marquette in few DAYS, where
~ Will receive treatment at the hospital
)or an injured knee.
N. E. Tyler, travelling passenger
scent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee Il
81 Paul read. passed through here
this week, Ell route TO. the copper
country.
George Bowen returned from Marquette
Thursday and Mrs. Turner. who had
been Attending to the duties Of the tele
grDoh oflice, left for her home at Mar
Qoette Friday.
~ the meeting Of L'Anse Lodge No.
s6S2, M. W. Of A, next Thursday even
Ing the installation OF officers will take
place. 1t is desired that every member
bsin attendance.
~ Telegram was received from the
sWo1>her bureau yesterday morning stat
m Nat Geld wave was coming and
.thðe temperature would fall about
twenty degrees by night.
Presiding Elder Rev. john Sweet de-
Ifvered very Interesting and able SER
morAt the NJ Z. church Sunday even
loG.N NAt the close OF the services the
na6F1ment OF the Lords Supper was ad-
ulnlttered. 2
All those desiring to secure full citi-
16rehip papers will de we'll to be at the
GoUft house on the 30th of this month,
.3odge Hubbell will be there on that
Iton 10 a. N. until noon. 1t vii be
&c opportunity before the spring
b, aud those not having full citi-
q papers will be unable to cast a
II y0u want stopper for bottle Of
acid or any substance that would natur-
ally call for glass stopper, because OF
tho danger that the cork would be eaten
~ the contents Of the bottle, take
o cork and steep it in vasellne. 1t VIII
1o be impervious to acids OF any kind,
no action of chemicals will decay it.
will, In fact. be as good for all
poses as a glass stopper. r.-Escanaba
for
~. Rich has parolcd Stephen Sprague.
was seHb W MdIQuotto pfisou lIom
olcraft county, January l2, 1894,
g. bur years. for larceny from the per-
49o4 Also Fred Krause, sent to the
ne institution April 30, 1874, from
1nghton county, for robbery.
n new method which went into cf.
Thursday mail may new be sent to
Rhton twice each day. Sunday ex-
ted. The first mail must be de-
tied In the posteffice IN time for the
1clock train going to Marquette. 1t
laced in a special pouch by the mail
k, and transferred at Nesteria TO the
q which reaches Houghton shortly
er p, m. II will I've q great cen
Hence 70 business men and highly
,reciated.