The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-01
CITY ITEMS.
,sterday was Arbor Day.

The trout fishing season opens
today.
T.. A. Columbus, of Albion, is
visiting friends in town.
MD. Crawford, OF Oshkosh, was
in town part OF the week.
August Nisula, of Laird, was in
town on business Tuesday.
F. LaFernier, of Newtonville, was
in town on business Saturday last.
II is understood that two we'd
dings will take place in town in o
few days.
Donald Young went to Calumet
Monday, where he visited friends
during the week.
Thomas Hussey went to Dollar
Bay Tuesday, where he expects to
work during the summer.
A special meeting of the village
council was held Thursday evening
for the purpose of accepting liquor
uedltIS oohuS'
Harry Jacobson, OF Chicago,
brother of S. Jacobson, OF
this city, arrived in town Monday
and expects to remain for the
summer
Louis Menard has leased several
acres of land near the depot from
the D., S. S. & A. railroad com
pany, and will try his hand at
iarming this season.
Samuel McKindles went to Calu-
met Tuesday, where he has secured
spOsition with mining company
His family expects to remove there
| in the near future.
Several improvements are being
made to the county jail building
and sheriff S residence, and the
walks leading to the court house
have been repaired, all OF which
we're greatly needed.
Every resident of the village
who owns or rents a dwelling
house should see that the yard
is neatly cleaned. 1t not only
materially adds to the beauty OF
the premises, but hundreds of times
prevents sickness.
r. r. Williams, OF this city, who
is the author of Welsh novel
which has just been printed, left
for Oshkosh, Wis, Thursday, where
he will engage in the sale OF his
book. He will visit a number of
states and has good assurances of
great success.
2. Brennan, who has been at
Detroit. Chicago and other points
for the past two weeks, returned
home Thursday noon. While away
he purchased large stock OF dry
goods, furnishing goods, clothing,
etc, which are now arriving daily
The public is invited to call and ex-
anime his choice line of goods.
The olemargarine bill is law. The
governor signed the act and it will
axe effect ninety days after the ad-
plrnment of the legislature. The
hVprohibits the manufacture or sale
oioIeomargarine in Michigan if it
has any ingredients in it that causes
to look like butter. under penalty
Of fnes of from $50 to $500 and costs,
OF Imprisonment of from six months !
TO three years, or both.
Mrs. Jackson, who resides on
lhe Bay Shore road, celebrated !
her goth birthday Tuesday Three |
generations were represented at |
,he celebration, namely, Mrs. |
Alex 6 Shields, daughter of Mrs.
Jackson, Mrs. j. Albert Smith, !
grand daughter, and the son and ,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Albert Smith, who are great grand
enildren The day was happily |
spent, and the many friends of ,
The aged lady unite in wishing
saries. |
Aunt Hannah S Quilting Party,
winch was rendered at the Opera
House Saturday evening last, was
ehloyed from start to finish by the !
large audience present. The en-
.sr'alnment was gotten up by |
ne .ne ladies of the NJ. f. society,
.ne proceeds to be used for the
benefit of the church. The snug
sum OF nearly $40 was netted. The
management of the affair was in
'ne hands of Mrs. J. b. Smith
anu to her untiring efforts, as well,
aS 10 all those who so ably took
part In the entertainment, great
credit is due for the success
achieved.
'uests at Hotel Thomas during
,ne week: W. III. Boosey, Thomas
lodge, Hy Kohla, w. r. Smith, Chi
"a "a go; Phil Dexter, w. X. Haviland,
r = equaming; II. c. Work, Watertown;
60. W. Shaw, G. K. Bice, Geo. +.
rench, ID. p. Baldwin, f. G.. Trus
c.t, Io.t, Marquette; Henry Larson,
Ireen Bay; j. +. Sullivan, Fond du
ID lac u: j. Eddy, Summit; f. w. May,
w ~ Ark, Wis. F.W. .Childs, DePere;
NJ Parks, Lake Linden; d. j.
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