The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

at Ishpeming this week.
Mrs. Wheatley, of Marquette, is
fine guest of Mrs. H. Wilcox.
Daniel Whooley, of Michigamme,
was in town Wednesday.
Grant Lee, of Kenton, was in
town a portion of the week.
Hector Gingras has accepted
nosition with +. Schwalm.
Miss Neild, of Minnesota, is visit
inc her aunt, Mrs. Jerry Greenleaf.
Mrs Thomas hester, of Detroit,
Is visiting her sons, Frank and John
hester.
Leonard Gillespie, of Laird. was
shaking hands with friends in town
yesterday
Senator Burrows passed through
town Wednesday en- route to the
copper country
Mrs. Chas Smith and Miss Mag
ole Vail, of l. Anse, were visiting
friends in town Tuesday.
Jos. Coil returned from Chicago
Monday, where he purchased large
and elegant stock of dry goods,
cent S furnishings, etc.
John and Frank Nester and James
]. Byers left for Chicago yesterday
afternoon, where they will spend
several days.
sam Lee, proprietor of the
Baraga Star laundry, is contem-
plating visit to China in the near
future.
William Kitz left for Kenton
Yesterday morning. and from there
he will 90 to Chicago to purchase u
stock Of fall and winter goods.
The Wall q Johnson Comedy
company. which was billed To give
an entertainment At the Town Hall
Monday evening, failed to put in an
. appearance.
The steambarge s.. Louis is load
ing lumber at NesterS dock, and
the >tcambarge ID, Lcinty and
schooner Champion are loading at
Fuukes dock.
Attention is called to the adj.
vertiScmrnt in another column OF
FaIk X Weber, proprietors Of the
Pioneer cigar factory. Nothing but
The best brands are manufactured,
which are guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction.
Mrs, John Funkr and daughter,
Miss Addie IIjllyer. returned from
q visit tOre!atiyes at ST. Paul. Mimi.
Tuesday They were accompanied
by Alr. and Mrs j. Cowles. OF
minneapolis. who will visit here for
several weeks
Henry Lamcre, who resided on
a homestead about six miles west
Of Baraga, died Monday morning
after a brief illness. a wife and
several children are left To mourn
his departure. The funeral was
held Wednesday morning from
the Catholic church at As>inins.
NJ. O'Sullivan, formerly of Chi
cago, has purchased the barber
shop which for the past three years
has been conducted by Charles
Evans, and took possession this
week Mr. O Sullivan is tirst-claSs
barber, and will certainly enjoy a
liberal patronage.
Col. Smiley. the famous platform
Speaker. will deliver one OF his
Interesting lectures at the Town
Hall in this city Sunday evening.
August 18th, under the auspices
OF the Catholic society. Do not
miss hearing the colonel, as he
Is one of the most eloquent
and interesting speakers in the
state. ~
James Burns received a letter
The first OF the week conveying
the sad news Of the death of his
sister, Mrs. p Dutfey, which
occurred at her home in Toronto,
after an illness of only two weeks.
Deceased was the mother Of six
children, four OF whom survive
10 mourn her loss. She was %
Years of age Her husband died
aoout twelve years ago Three
Years ago Mr.. Burns visited at
Toronto and his sister had planned
10 come to Baraga this summer for
avlsit. She was a woman beloved
0y all who knew her, and her sud
uen death is severe blow to her
children and friends.
HE SENTINEL has often argued
mat the volunteer tiremen of
haraga should receive some com
pnsatlon for their services to the
village, and it is therefore crafty
lug to note that the council has at
laSt broken the ice" by allowing
Tue boys the sum of Sl25. This
may lead to still further help from
.lS property owners OF the
image, and they can well
aHord to contribute to the
o.oys who risk life and limb
"a protecting property in case
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