The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Emma Burt has been on the
sick list the past week
Mrs. w. ]. Power left for Glad
etone, Mich, Thursday to visit her
parents for two weeks.
A number of Baraga people
we're in attendance at the term of
circuit court held at L'Anse this
week.
The members of the eight. to-
Twelve club were very pleasantly
Entertained by the Misses Real last
Pvening.
Miss Helen Burt, who has been at
Aome for the holidays, will return
% st. Joseph's Academy at Mar
uette today
Mrs. N. S. Pennock, who has
@peen confined to her bed for
Number of weeks, is again able to
q up and around.
' William Bearinger, who has been
visiting friends in town for the past
ten days, left for his home at Sagi-
Jaw Thursday morning.
IN Fred Carroll has purchased the
o0nfectionery and fruit store here
tofore conducted by Bert Funke.
Mrs. John Funke had the
Misfortune to fall and sprain
her left wrist Wednesday, from
the effects of which she will be
laid up for number Of days.
Do not fail to attend the minstrel
entertainment to be given at the
Opera House at l. 'Anse, Saturday
evening. The cause is worthy
one, as the proceeds are to be for
the benefit of the two churches of
that place. You are guaranteed
plenty of fun, and more than the
~orth of your money.
The funeral of Edith Lille.
'danghter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
arms, was held from the Catholic
scAurch Saturday afternoon at 2
fo'olOck, Rev. Father Terhorst con-
dpcting the services. The child
MSs l8 months old, and was only
III a few hours before she died. |
HI. and Mrs. Burns have the
1ympathy of their friends in their
hour of bereavement.
Guests registered at Hotel Ven
dome during the week: HI. F. B.
Wendels, w. A. Draper, J. w.
Alston, Chicago; L. r. Avoy, Bar
aga; Louis Grabower, Marquette;
81 INDIAN, Marquette; Herman
Krolik, Detroit; Otto Fuerst, Mil
uAukee; Peter Crogan, Green Bay;
y. N. Ryan, Duluth; A. A. Adams,
New York; A. w. Smith, Cleveland;
~ L. Wheeler, Manistee.
Louis Grabower's store which
Was forced to close a week ago, is
a9ain open and business conducted
- usual. The entire stock was pur-
chased Tuesday afternoon by Her
man Krolick, of Detroit. Albert
6rabower, who has had charge of
the store since it was first opened,
has been retained as manager. In
order to obtain ready money all
goods will be sold at prices lower
than the lowest. See the large ad-
yertisment on the fourth page.
IA dispatch from Ontonagon to
tho Detroit Tribune, dated Monday,
says: =" The prospects for this town
. considered very blue and uncer-
tain. At present there is no work
TOR the 1000 people here, and al
though the village is overstocked
With first-class sites, no manufac-
tory can be induced to locate here.
Az inventory of the old town at the
Cpening of the new year shows
bout 100 houses on the outskirts
ut by the fire, about 200 new ones,
1nany of them nothing but small
shanties, Ii saloons, II business
uses, two barber shops, two
Q4Qrches, a postoffice and depot.
my OF those burned out are still
dependent upon the relief commit
tee and must continue so until
lpring. Money is very scarce and
ehe only business that is thriving
Apparently, is the saloons.