The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

~. B. Smith was over from L'Anse
sterday.
'5Nrs. John Funke went to Hough-
10 yesterday.
John hester left for Detroit
Wednesday morning.
Alex. Seigel, of L'Anse, trans
zcted business here yesterday.
Niss Aurelia Bendry and Miss
Hnymond are visiting Hancock
1rfends this week.
Miss Robinson, of Ishpeming, is
the guest of her brother, Horace
y Robinson, for week.
Mrs. w. ]. Power, who has been
visiting relatives at Gladstone for
The past ten days, has returned.
Mss Mamie Schultz has accepted
: position with Fred Carroll in the
latter's fruit and confectionery
store.
Quite a number OF Baraga pee.
pie attended the Minstrel entertain
ment given at l. 'Anse last Saturday
evening.
Read Herman Krolik's advertise
ment on the fourth page. Great
Inducements are offered the public
in all kinds of dry goods, etc.
Francis Murphy, of Fond du
Lao, Wis, arrived in town Thurs
day, and will spend few days
on his homestead south of
Laird.
Arthur E. Dingman and Miss
Nellie McGrath, both of Baraga,
were united in marriage by
Justice E. II. Ormsby Friday of
last week.
Leonard Gillespie, who has con-
Quoted a flour and feed store in
Baraga for the past year, has
closed out his stock and will re-
move to his farm at Laird
Attention is directed to the call
for Republican county convention,
which will be found on the first
page of TUE SENTINEL today.
Matt Armstrong, who has been
ct Kenton for the past six weeks,
is expected back Monday for few
days, after which he will return for
ten weeks.
A masquerade ball will be given
ut the Opera House, L'Anse, by the
L'Anse orchestra, Friday evening,
February 9Th. Admission only -
cents. All are cordially invited
The passenger train from
Houghton broke down while
pulling into the station here
yesterday afternoon, which neces-
STATED a delay of about thirty
minutes.
Joseph Johnson, who has been
employed by the hester Estate
- nightwatchman at the mill
for nearly two years, left for
West Virginia Wednesday after
noon, where he has secured
position. His family will re-
main in Baraga for the present.
Somebody has said that ''miss
IL as good as a mile, and the New
York Herald comments: Eyes,
great deal better You can t hug
mile" Can't, ell? A Blraga young
man while out driving with his best
girl the other night Rugged twelve
miles out of possible dozen.
Guests registered at Hotel Ven
dome during the week: II. V.
Seeber, Houghton; j. Oppenheimcr,
g. HI. Bentley, j. W. Aston. w.
Haefncr, Allen w. Murphy, Chicago;
A. b. Liebcrnow, Watertown; ID.
Lorrison, Ironwood; T.. c. Williams,
s. Fl. Gibson, A. E. Boswell Mar
quette; A. l.. Ely, Laird; II. II.
Kidd, Green Bay; Ii. McMain,
Menominee; b. Schifals, Milwaukee;
]. II. Ryan, Duluth; A. p. Barnes,
Calumet.
The Eight to Twelve" club was
pleasantly entertained by Miss
Lizzie MCCLELLAN Friday evening.
Card playing was INDUCED in and
six tables were occupied until /
O'Clock, when all the members
tooS in the masquerade at
Grandville Hall. They returned at
IL 0'clock to partakc of refresh
ments prepared for them by their
hostess The members of the club
expected to enjoy a sleigh ride to
Peqnaming last evening, but were
unable to do so on account of the
severe storm. They will attend the
social dance to be given at the Opera
House, at L'Anse, this evening.
Next week they will be entertained
bI Mss Annie McGrath.
WILL MEET AGAIN FEB. ..