The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
CITY ITEMS.


Arthur Williams is sick with Ia
grippe.
Frank Botsford came down from
Houghton yesterday.
August Menge went to Houghton
Yesterday on business.
PR. McKernan and John Camp.
bell we're at Baraga yesterday.
Thomas Chapel returned Tuesday
from his homestead at Laird.
There will be q meeting OF the
village council Monday evening.
Now that election is over, people
NAV once again settle down to
business.
Mrs. John Sterk has been suffer
ING with an attack OF la grippe this
week.
Miss Oracle Harris is confined to
the house with a severe case Of
neuralgia.
II is rumored that L'Anse will
have two or three less saloons after
May lst.
R.C. Williams returned Wednes-
day from a business trip to the
copper country.
The topic at the meeting of the
Christian Endeavor last evening
was: "Thc Brotherhood of Man.
p. Rulger went to Skanee
Tuesday where he has accepted
position as engineer in Powell &
htchell's sawmill.
License to wed was issued
Wednesday by the county clerk to
Michael Michaelson and Miss Lena
Anderson, both of this city.
The April term of circuit court
for Baaaga county will convene
in this city next Monday morning.
The calendar contains three
criminal cases and ten civil cases.
A writer of some note asserts
that marriage is q preventative OF
suicide. 1t has also been discovered
that suicide, If taken early in life,
is preventative Of marriage.
James f. Sherman will be the
next mayor of Marquette, having
defeated his opponent, DR.. Alfred
Desjardins, at the polls Monday
Ii is understood that Desjardins
will contest the election.
Frank Wilde has contracted
again with Charles Hebard & Son,
as engineer on one of their tugs for
the season, and has gone to
Pequamiug to get the boat in
readiness for service as soon as
navigation opens.
An Easter ball, for the benefit
Of L'Anse Hose Company, will be
given at the Opera House Monday
evening, April 10Th. Music will
be furnished by Prof. Grim S
orchestra. All are cordially in
Nted to attend.
There will be a meeting of the |
LAnse Business Men S association
Tuesday evening next. All mem
oers are earnestly requested to
be present, as business of great
Importance will be brought up be-
lore the meeting.
The Thursday Afternoon club |
was entertained by Mrs. s. Il.
Harris and delightful time was
had by all present. There were two
absentees. There will be no meet !
ing next Thursday on account of /
holy week. Thursday afternoon,
April I'D, the club will meet with |
Mrs. NJ. ]. McCabe,
A play, entitled, "Aunt Hannah S
Quilting Party" will be given at
the Opera House in this city,
Saturday evening, April oath. The
entertainment is to be gotten up by
The ladies Of the M. f. church, and
the proceeds will be used for the
benefit of the church. Further |
particulars will be given next week.
1T is more than probable that the
next district meeting of the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen will be
held at Ironwood the same time as
,he annual meeting of the Upper
Peninsula Firemen S association.
This will be during the early part of
August. AT the last district meet
ing lronwood was selected as the
next meeting place, and as the fire.
men also meet there, and in the
same month, it has been thought
pest to have two celebrations occur
az the same time. There will be
great doings at that time and no
mistake. --Ishpeming Iron Ore.
Guests at Hotel Thomas during
the week M. Frank, Mr.. Mcneil,
Il. E. Wilcox, II. Wendell, Chicago;
n. z. Work, Watertown; j. w.
Dhllds, DePere; Ed. Remington, Joe
belmont, st. Ignace; p. S. Brundy,
MpnOmipaa. I'll N..bnle Cbamninp.