The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-19
CITY ITEMS.

called upoh wy iN +i'HN"s :
Thomas Brady left Tuesday for a
trin through the woods for several
days
william Harris, of Houghton,
visited relatives in town Wednes-
day.
Rev. Fr. Joisten visited at Mar
ouette and the copper country part
Of the week.
Edward Johnston was down from
Houghton Monday in attendance at
NJ. Citizen ; funeral.
lanes McKercher. of Spur. was
shaking hands with friends in town
Monday and Tuesday.
Robert W. Foote expects to re-
turn to breckenridge, Col, the fore
part Of next week,
The board of supervisors will
meet al the court house. in this
CITY. Wednesday. June 30th.
Thomas Chapel returned from his
homestead near Laird Thursday,
where he had been for over week,
Fabiola Belanger left for Boston
. Thursday morning to visit her
brother, J. b. Belanger, for the
sumner
p. Brennan lost one of his fine
driving horses Wednesday morning
The animal was only sick few
hours.
S. O. Greene, of Negaunce. rep
resenting the Upper Peninsula
Brewing Co. was in town Thurs
day.
Arthur Williams returned from
Hancock Saturday last, where he
had been visiting friends for sever
al days.
Mrs Thomas Tracy. of Marquette,
was in attendance al the funeral
of the late Q, J, Foote, held Wedne>-
day afternoon.
Mrs. G.. T. Bechlcr returned from
Calumet Saturday last, where She
had been sojourninr for 1--WE weeks
with relatives and friends.
Robert Foote. Of Breckenridge,
Col. arrived in town Monday noon
having been summoned by the
serious Illness of his father, @. j.
Foote.
y number Of people from Baraga
and other towns in the county at
tended the funeral OF the late
Michael Citizen. which was held
Monday morning.
Our Brothers Keeper" was the (
subject at the meeting OF the (
Christian Endeavor meeting last
evening. The service was conduct +
Arthur Williams. of L'Ansc, has .
accepted a position with the Arm (
slrong-Thielman Lumber company, I.
O South Lake Linden. Calumet .
Evening News Mr.. Williams in
forms THE SENTINEL that the above
report i, Incorrect. as he has ac
ceWedho such position.
The ladies of the Thursday aftcrf
noon ciub were pleasantly epter3
tanned AZ the home OF Mrs. NJ. J.
McCabc this week, Six members
We're absent, but two visitors. Miss
Lottlc Sloane, OF Chicago. and Mrs.
Mary Young helped to swell the at
tendance v'bn,,a ,,ill ~ ,n Y,At,n /
meetings until all members i'll are
able TO attend.
!, Powell & Mitchell's saw mill at
S6anee, which met with serious
smashup about three weeks
ago, an account of which was
gwen in The SENTINEL at the
9,me, resumed operations Satur
uay last, and Is now in first.
c!asS running order. Although !
me machinery is new, 47.000 !
leet OF lumber were cut Monday.
yle logs also being very small,
record,
An unknown exchange contained
Ihe following: 1T is currently
whispered that Mrs. .--, while
leaning house asked her husband
. put up some [ j. He refused and |
me looked II I at him. Told him
MS conduct was exceedingly Fable
.hd without | beat him with her
'sg' until he saw ~. He now lies
u ,tose condition and may soon
become fit subject for diss. a man
; with his life in that way and
axe the chances of putting II to
his existence. F"
, Ihe next meeting of the Upper
renlnsula Medical Society will be
reld at Sault Ste. Marie, July Sth.
physicians of wide notoriety in the
procession will be present and read
1apers on subjects interesting to the
medical fraternity. Preparations
are being made by the medical fra
.ernlty at the 500 to handsomely en-
.ertaln visiting physicians. A visit
:; 70 the Newberry asylum and boat
gram.