The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-07-17
CITY ITEMS.


week at Skanee.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mayo, Thursday, son.
7 A. Moore was down from Dol
lar Bay Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. John Shields, of Hancock, is
me guest of Mrs. Alex. G. Shields.
Bert Cook. of Saginaw, was in
town on business the fore part of
the week
Mrs. f. Scheurman, of Saginaw,
/ visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. G,
Jackman.
George Bowen went to Marquette
Wednesday to visit his mother for
few days,
P. C. Murphy and daughter, Miss
Annie. were at Marquette part Of
the week.
JB. Smith was at Marquette
this week in attendance at the term
OF the United States court.
Frank King went to Dollar Bay
Wednesday. where he has secured Il
position in the sawmill at that
place
NJ. DtHaas. who has charge of
the Gregory estate mill at Lake
Linden. was in town Sunday and
| Monday
Robert Reynolds went TO Mar
| quette Monday. having been sum
moncd as 4 juror al the term Of
L, ), court
Belief in Christ; What it Is,
What il Does. was the topic al the
meeting Of the Christian Endeavor
last evening.
Miss Edith Williams who has been
visiting friends in the copper
country for the past ten days, re-
turned home Wednesday.
4 number Of l. Anse people went
10 Marquette to witness the I'M
yelling Of the statue OF Father Mar
quetta, winch occurred Thursday.
FL T. MCCLELLAN, representing the
Mepnmncc Round Cedar company,
was in town this week, and par
chased 4 Quantityof fine cedar poles
from II. 7 lnger,oll.
H. J Seifert, NJ. Hansen. j. II.
Hid and Otto Sengebusch, ac-
companied hr their families, are
enioriuga several days fishing and
picnic trip at Huron Bay.
a. l.. Ely and family. formerly of
Laird township, but who left about
two months ago for Lorain. Ohio.
have removed from that place to
Fremont, Ohio, where they will
reside
". W Rape and C. II. Kelsey,
Of Marquette. representing the
Mutual Life Insurance company, of .
New York. were trdnsacting .
business in L'Anse, Pequaming and .
Baraga this week.
John H. Edgerton has crop Of .
strawberries this season which
would be hard to beat. The berries !
are without doubt. the largest and I
tnest ever grown in this section OF /
The peninsula.
The body of William Jackson was
recovered from Three Lakes, near
AeStoria last Saturday evening.
Nr. Jackson was section hand
on the d., :. 5. IL a. road and was
drowned while bathing in the lake
on the evening of July 3D..
Col. r. Finley Smiley will preach
at the NJ, E.chmch in this city Sunday
evening, the 18th inst. on the sub
Iect OF Pythianism, at the request
Q. the members of L'Anse Lodge,
NO. lGi. X of p. All are cordially
invited to attend the services. You
should not fail to hear him.
Thursday was a day long to be
remembered by the people OF Mar
4uette, as well as by the large
number OF people from various
parts Of the peninsula. who were
present in that city that day. The
occasion was the unwilling OF the
magnificent bronze statue OF the
Explorer and priest, Father Mar
quettc.
:, Wednesday evening, Patrick
.culllney, recorder of l. Anse Lodge
NO ia, A. O. u. W., received,
,or Mrs. NJ. Citizen, check
lor $1,000 from the Office
u the grand lodge, being the
amount OF insurance which the late
Michael Citizen carried in that
'roer' The proofs of death were
vent to the grand lodge only
Two weeks ago, and the fact is
iga'n proven that there is no
order in the country which is more
prompt in the payment of a death
y than the Ancient Order of
united Workmen. The same day (
W. 9Vhn Campbell, agent for the
Washington Life Insurance com
pany, presented Mrs. Citizen
Mith check for $1,000, that being
,ue amount of the policy de-
,,eeased carried in that company.