The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-26
CITY ITEMS.


inc his grandmother, Mrs. G. f.
Beehler.
Mrs. Carl Sundstrom, of Iror
Maintain. is visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Peterson.
Robert w. Foote left for his home
at Breckenridge, Col, yesterday
afternoon
But very few people from this
town attended the circus al Baraga
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna B. Butz, of Pequam-
inc. spent Sunday at the Beehler
residence.
Richard Smith is able to be out
again, after an illness OF about three
weeks.
Herman Heyn. of Ishpeming, was
shaking hands with friends in town
part OF the week,
Frank Sengebusch, who has been
quite sick for the past week, is
slowly recovering.
The topic at the meeting of the
Christian Endeavor last evening
was. How to Get Patience and
Why.
Mrs. Octave Sicotte and children.
who have been at Minneapolis for
the past six months, returned
home Saturday last.
Walter Edgerton, who has been
at Houghton for the past year.
spent part of the week with his
father, John Edgerton.
Miss Rose Blankenhorn expects to
leave for Milwaukee the fore part of
next week. where she will visit
relatives and friends for about two
months
Robert Reynolds, Of this town.
has been drawn as a juror for the
next term of the t. :. cont which
will convene at Marquette on July
18th.
The Houghton baseball team went
to Marquette Saturday last whore
they were defeated in games with
the team Of that city both Saturday
and Sunday.
The members of the VI. f. Mis-
sion society will hold bazaar in
the school house July 9TH. the pro.
cecds To be used for church pur-
poses Further particulars will bc
given next week
Rev 7 ] Purdue. Of Atlantic
Nine, will preach at the NJ. f.
church III this city tomorrow
evening. Mrs. Purdue will remain
in town for several days visiting
friends
4 state teacher 5 institute
will be held in the various counties
this summer The date for Baraga
county is set for one week. com
mchcing September 9th, and will !
be held at l. Anse.
Ole Been. son OF Capt. W. Been. I
OF Skanee, who had one OF his eyes
seriously injured by the discharge
ola Gun while at Iron Mountain
about two months ago, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. f. l.. Bower. ac-
companied by Mr.. Bower's mother,
Mrs J. B. Bower. went TO the
copper country Monday where they
solourned for few days before
leaving for Chicago.
John McNaughton. of Sault Ste.
Marie, sheriff of Chippewa county.
stopped OFT in this city yesterday !
afternoon, while on his return !
home from the copper country. |
Mr.. McNaughton lived in l. Anse I
In 1889, but has not visited .
the town since 1850. He is pos
seSsed of many interesting histor-
lcal facts regarding Baraga county.
\ regular meeting of the town
ship board was held Thursday I
forenoon, The official proceedings I
VIII be found elsewhere in this 4
issue. j. +. Hollinger, OF Pequam-
M. who has been a member of
the board for the past year by .
virtue of his Office as a justice .
OF the peace, will no longer act in .
that capacity. as his term OF Office
expires in a few days. Mr.. Hol- !
hnger has been a very able and
pleasant member on the board. !
and it is with feeling of regret /
by the other members that his term +.
ol Office is at an end.
:. Following were arrivals at Hotel |
Thomas during the week: Geo.
Ki.ogatz, Horace Dodsley Parker, j.
Hetz, w Berkson. II. j. Kuhlman, /
chicago; MI. Hudson, Hurley, Wis; (
II. Rosenthal. LaPorte, Ind; c. V.
SS.eeber, Sam Karger. Irving Sturgis,
Houghton; j. S. Harris, Chas. Ongie,
Hancock; j. +. Sullivan, Fond du
Lac; Z. f. Tracy and wife, Pequam-
ing; j. A. Fuller, a. f. Todd, G.
hlllenkamp, Milwaukee; c. G. I
Spencer, L. b. Baldwin, Duluth;
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