The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-16
CITY ITEMS.

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per country Monday.
81 L. J. Shepard, of Calumet, spent
Sunday in town.
M Rev. Father Joisten visited the
* @,copper country the fore part OF the
<week.
X Mr.. Frank Connolly, who has been
1t Syracuse, N. ", for over year,
has returned to Even.
'M w. L. Mason, of Detroit, arrived
in the city Saturday evening last,
and is visiting his mother, Mrs. E.
-. Mason.
Rev. T. L. Hyde, of Baraga, oc-
cupied the pulpit at the M. r..
church in this city, Wednesday
evening
The week of prayer services were
continued at the nj. E. church again
this week by request of Rev. II.
Gillingham.
The new scenery for the Opera
House arrived Saturday last, and
will be used for the first time this
evening at the minstrel entertain
I ment
State Game and Fish Warden
NChase S. Osborn, of Sault Ste.
Marie, passed through the city
Wednesday, on his way from the
copper country.
s A meeting of the upper peninsula
physicians will be held at Escanaba
February 18th for the purpose OF
discussing the organization OF an
upper peninsula Medical society.
M LAnse Minstrels at the Opera
House this evening. BE sure and
attend The proceeds of the enter
tainmeut are to be divided equally
between the two churches of the
city.
The first number of The Leader,
Grand Maras new weekly paper,
has reached our exchange table. 1t
lis six-column quarto, and bright
lDcal paper. THE SENTINEL wishes
tit success.
s There will be regular meeting
of Meadow Brook Hive, l.. O. T. NJ.
Monday evening, January 18th. A
full attendance is desired as the in
stallation OF officers will take
place.
We understand that j. H. Huling,
Who has resided at Chassell for the
past year, has accepted position
with the Brown Knitting Works.
His territory will be in the New
England states.
M. c. Gillian, who was station
agent at this place about eight
years ago, but who is now acting
IS relief agent of the D., S. S. &
A. road, arrived in town Tuesday
TO spend a few days with friends.
q Eleven Odd Fellows from Pc
quaming. and S. Jacobson, of this
CITY, went to Hancock yesterday,
and last evening became members
of Foster Encampment No. "a.
They will return this afternoon
s The SENTINEL is indebted to
Representative G. ID. Crippen
for copy of Governor Pin
gree's message to the thirty
ninth legislature of Michigan. Also
TOR copy OF Gov. Rich's retiring
Message.
w. d. Clizba. of Birmingham,
past grand chancellor commander
Of the X OF p order, who gave a
school of instruction at meeting
Of Baraga Lodge, Thursday evening,
was in town yesterday shaking
hands with members of the order.
N The regular meeting of the
.Business Mems Association was
held Monday evening. THE SEN
11EEL is requested to announce,
however, that there will also be
!, mother meeting of the association
81 the Fire Engine House next
Monday evening, the 18th inst, at
8 clock, and it is earnestly re-
quested that all members be
present.
(. An exchange states that house
Keeper, who has family of eight to
provide for, has kept an account of
that she has had to cook and bake
uring the year 1896: Bread S24
aves, cookies, l,335; pies, 3l7;
ems, 479; cakes, 1876; biscuits, 1925
hddings, 36; fried cakes, $50; beans
~ jars; meat 1866 pounds. Here
is q record for young ladies to
ponder over when that young man
gets hold of their hand and talks
'obout walking through life
together. y
X We cannot vouch for the truth OF
||the incident, word for word, but
Soung lady who did not understand
the language of railroad men was
near the depot the other day when the
rain boys were doing some switch
ing. As the train was backed up
one of the brakemen called to
Another: Jump onto her when she
ZONES by; run her down beyond last
witch, and cut her in two and