The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

D.
Ids Thursday.
Ne have plenty of snow and zero
Weother this week.
VIM. Davis was in the copper
/ <ca3try Wednesday.
~ Gillespie was at L'Anse or
ness Monday.
~ A. Campbell, OF L'Anse, was
evor on business yesterday.
leonard Thompson, of Laird, was
il town part of the week.
Mrs.. III. Wilcox visited friends al
BApse Friday afternoon.
Miss Leona Smith> was calling on
IAnse friends yesterday.
r. Nester went to Ishpeming on a
business trip Thursday.
Horace Robinson expects to open a
Hour and feed store in Baraga in a
few days.
Leonard Gillespie will remove to
his farm at Laird the fore part of
next week.
John Funke is banking about two
million feet OF pine at the head of
the bay.
Mr.. Marks, of Houghton, expects to
get the planning mill in running
order by the first of April.
The Misses Annie Williams, Nina
Wallace and Mamie Turner, of
LAnse, were callers yesterday.
The weather last Saturday and
Sunday was the coolest we have had
hero thus far this winter.
Charles Mccormick, w. T. Menge,
George Bowen and Andy VAIL were
ever from L'Anse yesterday.
John Cosgrove, Jr., who has been
NJ Valparaiso, Ind. for two months,
returned home Wednesday.
Several men went from here to
Marquette this week to lumber on
the Yellow Dog river for the Nester
estate.
John Mcclure will remove his
family to Silver Mountain this week.
He has lumber camp in operation
i'm that vicinity.
There are not many idle men in
town this winter as they have
nearly all gone to the lumber
woods.
The pupils in Prof. McKanna' S
room we're given a holiday Friday
On account of his absence at the
convention of upper peninsula
school superintendent at Ishpem-
ing.
Prof. NJ. ]. McKanna went to
lshpeming Thursday afternoon to
attend the meeting OF the Upper
Peniusula School Superintendent
; association held in that city yester-
saa1 md today
John Bendry and Ed ST Arnold
were looking over land at Huron
Bay last week in the interest OF the
Bendry estate. The snow in that
vicinity is about two feet deep, and
good snowshoeing.
Tue eight to Twelve" club at
tended the party at L'Anse Opera
House last Saturday evening and
'yeport very pleasant time. The
Sl0b was entertained by Miss Annie
ec0rath last evening.
John Miller was arrested Satur-
lay last for being drunk and dis
orderly, and was placed in the
county Jail at L'Anse. Monday
morning he was arraigned before
Juatice Feore, and paid a fine and
costs of court.
George Smith, Jr.. was given a
very pleasant surprise party of his
home Tuesday evening by number
u his young friends, and most
ENJOYABLE evening was spent.
Choice refreshments were served,
audit was nearly = O'Clock, a. m,
before the guests departed for their
"he following is taken from the
~. ing Journal of Monday:
,qn w United States Marshal
49, tuniiS DiouSub uoWu q
rom Baraga Saturday to
rtil the next term OF
u court. The name OF
$1,000 otaH John Fisher. He is
sa ,so @i,b y =, 'spass, cutting tim.
~ of governm hearing before
Is preliminary ar Finn in
QuI>d Commission
H00hton.
Hotel Ven
Guests registered at IN smith
dome this week: Miss i'm. ~ N
Miss Annie Smith, of Baraqa Nv G
8lo9ton, Indianapolis; VIM. 5 ell
q 4pencer, Duluth; ]. I. R0s. T,
k11peming; Mrs. ]. W. Aston, J..
-, Chicago; W. d. Stevens, IA.
=, Detroit; A. p. Barnes, Agnes,
Elizabeth Geiger, Calumet;
Alexander, Milwaukee; Thos.,
~, Miss Murphy, Miss 6ardeau,-
use; J. &C. Buchland, John Har-
ION, Marquette.