The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-12-18
CITY ITEMS.

The board OF SupeTVlSOTS Will
meet Monday next, Dec. 10th.
+ d. Nichols, OF Nestoria, was in
town on business Wednesday.
Rev. Fr. Joisten spent part of the
week in the copper country.
r c. Williams was at the copper
country yesterday and today.
There we're /, 400 divorces granted
in Michigan during the past year.
Mrs. NJ, Wallace visited the cop
ner country Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Oscar Zellen, Of Skanee, was
guest at Hotel Thomas Thursday.
Geo. O. Beehler visited friends at
Calumet the fore part of the week.
Mrs John ID. Rowland, of Su-
perior. Wis, is II guest at the home
ofD. J. Rowland.
Mrs. c. p. Blankenhorn was con-
fined 10 her home by sickness the
latter part of the week
Mrs. Mary Young and son Donald
will leave Monday for Grand Rapids \
where they will spend the winter
Miss Lizzie Beehler, who has been
visiting relatives at Calumet for the
past three months, is expected home
today,
The postoflice at Kenton, in
Houghtou county, will become u
domestic money order office on
January 3D.
Oscar Zellen, of Skanee, and Fred
lebard. Of Pequaming. went To
Calumet Thursday evening on
business.
Samuel McKindles took several
horses 10 Marquette Tuesday, which
were sold 10 parties in that city by
NJ Wallace.
Wednesday was the last day of
the closed season for catching white
fish in Lake Superior, and fisher
men are again happy.
". f. TYLER, of the Chicago, Mil
waukee Il st, Paul road, passed
through the city Wednesday, cn
route 10 the copper country
Thursday night was the coolest
weather thus far this winter. 1t
Is claimed some thermometers
registered II degrees below zero.
The county treasurer annual re-
port OF liquor taxes collected for the
year ending December 9th. 1871
will be found on page four of this
issue,
The ladies' of Meadow Brook Hive
l.. o T. NJ, will give their fourth
annual ball at the Opera House, in
this city New Year 5 eve, Dccem-
Der 3l,t Excellent music will be
furnished by an Italian orchestra.
Tickets. 81; refreshments extra.
Prof f. L. Bower. superintend-
ent Of l. Anse schools. will leave
Tor Fairfield Center, Ind, next
: Friday, where he will visit his
parents for day or two, and will
then 90 to Lansing to attend the
meeting of the State Teachers as
sociation. He will be gone about
one week.
Rev. fr, Suttcr, formerly pastor
Of st. Joseph 5 church in this city,
dcled at his late home in Grand
MaraS. on the Sth inst, after a
otrlef illness, aged 80 years. The
funeral was held from the church
al that place, on the 10th, and the
remains were taken to Milwaukee
Tor burial Rev. FIR. Joistcn, Of
Tins city, attended the funeral.
The schools will give Christ
mas entertainment at the Opera
House next Thursday evening, De-
eembcr BIRD. There will be no
charges for admission. An inter
esting program will be rendered,
consisting of recitations, "a mother
goose cantata and an operetta,
The Lost New Year " The ex-
erclSes will close with Christmas
tree.
/, The supper served by the young
,adles of st. Joseph's church at the
opera House Thursday evening
proved "a great success, and was
largely patronized Small tables
were tastefully decorated with
ualnty china and embroidered
tentre pieces, at which delicious re-
reshnents were served, includ-
,ng ice cream. The sum of $32 was
realized.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas this
week W. K. Sly, Duluth; FIR. Ring,
evanston, H.; A, K. Mendelsohn,
I%enominee; Peter Cassidy, Saginaw;
=; I, ID. John, Greencastle, Ind; j.
n Wilson, Grand Rapids; f. w.
nnead' Marquette; ;J. II. Ellison, GIL.
rrercey, ]. p. Coon, A. M. Kiehler,
SSilhneapolis; G.. G. Warfred, S.
puamansky, Chas. Fl. Poor, Frank w.
nnupp, Chicago; Phil Dexter, G. J.
Drink, F. w. Hebard, Charles Heb
aru, Mrs. John Rothwell, Mrs. Phil
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