The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09
CITY ITEMS.

CITY.
M Wallace was at the copper
country Tuesday.
Frank Hall visited his brother
Charles at Chasseil last week.
D. J. Norton and r. G. Williams
drove to Ontonagon Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Cullnan was confined
10 her bed by illness this week,
Mrs. Charles Smith has been quite
III this week, but is now much
better
John O'Connor removed his
family into his new dwelling house
this week.
Miss Emma Messncr, of Newton
vile. was the guest of Mrs. VIM.
Wahl this week.
The annual meeting Of the board
of supervisors will be held in this
city next Monday, the 1lth inst.
Jacobson & Levitan's store was
closed Tuesday and Wednesday in
observance of Jewish holidays.
It was quite lively in town this
week. large number being
present at the term of circuit court.
r. r. Williams returned from
Calumet the fore part of the week,
where he had been on business for
several days.
Engraved cards and engraved
stationery and wedding invitations
furnished from THE SENTINEL Office.
Leave your card plate here or let us
furnish YOU one,
Mrs. Albert Blankenhorn. Of Mil
waukee. who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Blankenhorn.
for the past month, returned to her
home Thursday,
Hon. Thomas b. Dunstan. of the
law firm Of Dunstan Il Hanchette.
Hancock; A. r. Gray and A. +.
Rees. of Houghton; A. b. Eldridge,
S W. Shaull. +. j Mapes, and r.
Culver, of Marquette, and W. +,
Doore, OF Baraga, were among
the legal lights in town this week
in attendance at the term Of circuit
court.
The following is taken from the
Ontonagon Herald of last week:
DR.. George McElveen. who has
been here for the past year. has de-
cided TO locate at Hancock and will
move to that thriving town in n
short time. As physician and
surgeon the doctor ranks high and
II Is to be regretted that we could
not find the practice sufficient TO
keep him with us.
An exchange says IF you want
to get acquainted with human ma
ture, edit IA newspaper for a short
time, You know nothing of the
ups and downs of life until you have
served in this capacity. You may
have conducted a bank, sold goods,
preached, practiced law, sawed
wood put up stovepipe, and hunted
potato bugs, but you still need
few months experience as coun-
try editor to complete your knowl-
edge of the eccentricities of life.
County Clerk Beehler has re-
ceived supply of deer licenses,
and will have Il deputy at Baraga,
one at Skanee and one at Covington
TO take the atfidavits OF persons
desiring them, which is required Of
those not being able to apply in
person The fee this year is
seventy-five cents. The open sea-
son for deer commences November
Sth and closes November Both, in
elusive.
Mr. r. r. Williams, of L'Anse,
was in the copper district the first
OF this week introducing a book
written by himself in the Welsh
language entitled, "Dafydd Morgan
on the Influence of Home Instruc-
tion. Those who are competent
to Judge speak very highly of the
work. 1t is the intention of the
writer to have it translated into the
English language. He is finding
ready sales for the book, having dis
posed of over 100 volumes in Michi
gan and Wisconsin. -Houghton
Gazette.
Following were arrivals at Hotel
Thomas during the past week:
\. B. Carpenter, j. A. Holland,
Grand Rapids; S. w. Goodale, Geo.
Monroe, f. z. Smith, Detroit; ID. j.
Norton. Even; Nj. Beeson, j. G.
Buchland, Chicago; Frank Martin,
A. W. Smith, Cleveland; G. l.. En-
mons, A. B. Eldridge, S. w. 'Shaull,
=. j. Mapes, c. NJ. Gooding, Rush
Culver, NJ. j. Sherwood, Jno F.
Mitchell, Marquette; r. d. Estes,
Superior: Owen Thomas, +. G. Full
Ter, VIM. Deschaine, VIM. X. Havi.
land, Sr., VIM. X. Haviland, Jr.,
John Dexter, Alphonse Moreau, Pc
quaming; Harris Levine, Champion;
a. +: Rees, A. r. Gray, Houghton;
N. W. Haire, Ironwood, +. w. Hal
SSeey, Lake Linden; 7. b. Dunstan,
Hancock; ]. A. Fuller, Milwaukee;
VIM. COach Pinet RroS John