The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-07
CITY ITEMS.

A regular IueetluS VI lnc cOtlilOI
council was held Thursday evening.
There was regular meeting of
L'Anse Lodge No. III, A. 0. U.W.,
Wednesday evening.
Miss Adeline Beehler returned
Wednesday from months visit
with her sister at Marquette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons, of
Chicago, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.R. Thomas one day this week.
"The Comfort that Comes from
the Bible" was the topic at the
Christian Endeavor meeting last
evening.
DIR. J. G.. Turner, p, r. McKer-
nan. G.. o. Beehler and r. G.
Williams visited the copper country
yesterday
Charles NJ. Turner, of Lansing,
returned home Saturday last, after
spending number of days with
friends in town.
The large dam. from which L Anse
is supplied with water, was flushed
out Saturday last and is again in
excellent condition.
A. Menge attended the firemen 5
tournament at Ironwood this week.
Mrs. Menge accompanied him and
spent the week visiting friends.
Attorney C. D. Hanchette, OF
Hancock, and County Clerk r. II.
Shields, of Houghton. enjoyed a
days sport fishing in this vicinity
Saturday last.
William Thomas, who has a posi-
tion as telegraph operator at South
Lake Linden. spent part OF the
week in town with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Thomas.
Rev. J. W. Mccall and J B. Me-
Call, who have been visiting rela
tiveS in town and at Baraga for
ten days, returned TO their
home in Canada this week.
Miss Nina Wallace gave q picnic
to a number Of her young friends, at
the Sturgeon river Wednesday, in
honor of her guest, Miss Laura
Heppner, of Marquette.
Miss Eva Guck. of Calumet. and
the Misses Katie and Louise Weber,
of Houghton, who have been guests
at the Beehler residence for the
past week, returned home today.
Donald Young entertained a
number OF his young friends at a
picnic party at the head of the bay
Monday the occasion being his
seventh birthday. A delightful
time is reported.
One week from tomorrow (Sun-
day. Aug. 18TH an excursion by
boat to Houghton will in all prob
ability be given by St. Joseph 5
church society of this city. Fur
ther particulars regarding the event
will be given in The SENTINEL
next week
The trespass case brought by
John Vedder, highway commits
soner of Coviugton township, vs.
William Ervine. which was tried
in justice court Friday of last week,
has been appealed to the next
term of circuit court by the
defendant, against whom judgment
was rendered.
An exchange says that one-third
of the fools of the country think
they can beat the lawyer in eX-
pounding the law, onehalf think
they can beat the doctor healing
the sick, two thirds think they can
beat the minister preaching the
gospel and all of them think they
can beat the editor in running
newspaper.
A. +. Young. of Escanaba, ar
rived in town Tuesday noon, to en-
JOY few weeks trout fishing. For
number of years Mr.. Young has
visited L'Anse each summer,
and although he is now "A years
OF age, there is not man in the
country who is more of an expert
IN the sport of angling, or enjoys it
better than he. He has large col
lection of lines, rods, etc, of his
own make, which for fine finish
and workmanship cannot be ex-
celled. Mr.. Young is jolly,
,whole-souled old gentleman, and
his numerous friends in L'Anse are
always pleased to see him and trust
That he will live to enjoy his
annual fishing trips for many years
to come.
An officer of the State Reformatory
oilers this bit of testimony that
every parent ought to ponder over
long and carefully: eff / find a boy
mas been running the streets until
30 clock at night or later, know
that his parents are to blame for his
oeing here, for no parents who care
Tor the best interests of the boy will
allow him to be out, not knowing
where he is until 0 clock at night.
IN almost every instance, where the
ooy has parents, the parents are
rresponsible for the boys badness.
lnlS / beliava ia fruaI Nv pxppri-