The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-07-10
CITY ITEMS.

Geo. O. Beehler spent Sunday
with friends at Calumet.
6 Jacobson was at the copper
country Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Young visited rela-
tives and friends at Calumet this
week.
Miss Eva Guck, of Calumet, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. g.
F. Beehler.
Deputy T. S. Marshal John Man
ming of Marquette, was in town
mart of the week.
Barlow Wallace, of Marquette.
spent the Fourth with friends and
relatives in town.
Russell Smith spent Monday and
Tuesday with relatives and friends
in the copper country.
Miss Sundberg, of Marquette,
visited her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Baeringer, this week.
Mrs. S. Lightfoot and family, of
the NJ. f. Mission, left last week for
Odanah. Wis, where they will re-
side.
John Mcdonnell an employe of
TuE SENTINEL Office, spent Sunday
and Monday with his parents at
Marquette
Individual responsibility for the
Conversion of the World was the
topic at the meeting of the Christian
Endeavor last evening,
Miss Lizzie Beehler and Mrs.
Otto Stahman and daughters re-
turned Tuesday from Calumet,
where they had been visiting for
several days.
Mrs. 5. W Goodale and daughter
spent the week in town. Mr.
Goodaie j. court stenographer and
was in attendance at the term OF
circuit court,
Miss May McKernan spent Sun.
day with her parents in this city
She left for Milwaukee Monday, ac-
companied by her sister Miss Elsie
Mckernan, for a two weeks visit
Prompt action should be taken by
the council regarding horses and
COWS running AZ large through the
streets OF the village. The practice
is getting 10 be decided nuisance.
DR. George McElveen, of Ontona
gon, spent part of the week with
relatives IN town. Mrs. McEveen,
who has been visiting her mother
for several weeks, returned TO On
tonagon with him.
In God we trust was put on
our coins as a result of the sugges-
tion of Pennsylvania minister in
ls6l He said there was nothing on
our coins 10 Indicate TO the future
Antiquarian that our nation was not,
heather nation. Congress in 1868 |
authorized il to be put on such coins /.
as would admit it,
An exchage remarks that the
Young man who sits around on the !
shady side OF the building and com
plains because the folks won I buy I
HIN bicycle might profit by the :
experience of his brother in ambi- 4
ton who made one for himself, us
M therefor the frame of his mind, .
The wheels of his head. the seat of
his pants, the rubber OF his neck and ,
part Of that tired feeling.
Tnn- r1p 81 g',1A.l-
IRE was discovered in barn owned .
by Edward Running, on Fourth !
street. An alarm was quickly
sounded and the Hose company was :
promptly on hand, but their .
services We're not needed, rs the
hre had been extinguished by
several pals of water. A pile of
paper and other inflammable mater
lal was discovered in the barn
and il is evident that the fire
was of incendiary origin, al
though no motive can be assigned
ior committing the act.
Following were arrivals at Hotel
Thomas during the week: W. II.
smith, AP Dunn, John Thompson,
Chicago; W B. Wallace. Wm Mooney,
- II. Ball, f. o. Clark. Charles
MlttS, 5. w. Shaull, j. II. Manning,
4; W. Boyer, NJ. J. Sherwood, Alb. I
hldredge, c. A. Brown, Rush Cui-
yer, ID. u. Baldwin, II. O. McMain,
stephen Towney, w. S. Hill, L. j.
IMapes, J. f. Ball, Marquette; Il.
Nelly, Hugh Nesbitt, Ben Cohi.G Geo.
.ocoheld Chas. Evans, James Flem-
ing, VIM. McKean, Ed. Dorgan,
David Thomas, j. G. Crebassa, w. E.
Doore, Jerry Greenleaf, Pat, Frank
ana John Nester. Baraga; A. +.
ices, Houghton; f. c. Fuller, CT
holIinger, w. X. Haviland, Pequam-
ing; G. G. Percy, Minneapolis; ID. j.
Norton, Even; A. b. Chiener, r.
rancis, Ontonagon; NJ. Goodsby,
W. A Berglund, A. NJ. Boex, Mil
,w,aukee; :, r. A. Parker, t. K. Tarsney,
. W. Goodell, wife and daughter,
a. q. a. Boutell, Detroit; G. G.. Spencer,
Duluth; G. A. Lichtfuss, Aug. Paul