The L'Anse sentinel., 1897-01-30
CITY ITEMS.

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relatives at Calumet.
N III. Norton was at the copper
try the first of the week.
iss Edith Williams was confined
er home part of the week by
he passenger train from the
2nak was over one hour late Monday
t>ehIng.
b. Hoar, of Houghton, was
IA n}oacting business in town yester-
C. Heath and E. D. Nichols,
e Nestoria, were in town part OF
tho week.
RI. Bronson, of Ishpeming, was
transacting business in town We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Senator Robinson has introduced
: bill to create the county of Pin
gree out of a portion OF Ontonagon
county.
Tho installation of officers took
plAco at the meeting of Fall River
Tent, X. o. T. NJ, held Wednesday
evening.
The legislative committee passed
through this city the fore part OF
the week, en- route to the copper
country.
Miss Annie Sterk returned from
the copper country Monday, where
she had been visiting friends for
four weeks.
Miss Allie McKernan returned
ffOm the copper country yesterday,
where she has been visiting relatives
Tor : week.
a special meeting OF the town
shlp board was held yesterday. The
o0icial proceedings will be published
noxt week.
F. Hollinger, OF Pequaming,
w1s In town yesterday, in attend
ance 1t the meeting of the township
beard, OF which he is a member.
Miss Name Smith left for Duluth
Monday, where she will visit
friends for several weeks. She was
accompanied by Miss Nellie Gard
ner, Of Houghton.
The pupils of the High School
were given a vacation Thursday
afternoon and Friday, to enable
Profs. Bower and Fuller to attend
the convention held at Ishpeming.
After July l, 1897, private postal
e1rds may be sent through the mail
~ mixing a stamp, the same as an
01Ilcial postal, but the card must not |
be larger than the official card.
Two men, whose names are given
- Martin and Ford, are reported to
have been killed by falling tree
near Huron Bay Friday OF last week.
"A man named Donahue was serious
" wounded.
The Misses Rose Blankenhorn and |
Grace Gardeau gave a sleigh ride |
to oinumber of their young friends |
last evening. A pleasant drive to
BAraga was enjoyed, after which re-
fre9hments were served at the home |
OF Mrs. Wylie.
An exchange gives the following |
advice: Drink lcss-breathe more;
ct less-chew more; ride less
walk more; clothe less-bath more;
worry less-work more; waste less
give more; write less-read more;
preach less-practice more.
The weather last Saturday and |
Sunday was the coolest thus far
thio winter. 1t is stated that J
Saturday night the thermometer
rcE1ntered Is below zero. 1t is |
eloIrned that at Republic it was
~ 1egrees below zero.
HlI)s were posted this week for the |
NO. Derade ball to be given at the |
o. House, in this city, Friday |
ove1IIng, February 5th, by L'Anse |
Orcdebtra. The price of admission
win be only % cents. All who at |
tend are guaranteed q first-class |
time.
Itj js learned that the Sisters OF
81 Nary's Hospital, at Marquette,
A4to donated $3.50 to the new Sacred !
a1oB church in this city. This
contribution is portion of
oney bequeathed to the Sisters
Mary's Hospital by the late
11l Collins.
I4ere is a freight conductor on q
rood running through the upper pen
ineula who has become noted for his
1SQoic dispatches to headquarters.
~ train had not been out nany
- when the following dispatch
received at the superintendent s
"Four cars off and on. again
nigan. " Pretty soon the
d came as follows: "All right
Pn again Flanagan. .'-Ex.
ssrs. Berkhardt, Rasch and
bcS, representing three mer-
tailoring firms, of Detroit,
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