The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-21
CITY ITEMS.

business part of the week.
Mai w. X. Haviland was down
from Pequaming Monday.
Senator o. w. Robinson, of Chas-
sell was in town Tuesday.
The campers returned from
Huron Bay Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bowen, of Marquette, spent
Sunday with her son, Geo. j.
p Ruppe, OF Hancock, was in
town on business part OF the week.
W J. McKanna, of Dollar Bay,
spent Sunday with his family in the
city.
Miss Cora Citizen left for Duluth
This week, where she will visit
friends for month.
Mrs. NJ. Citizen went to Houghton
and Dollar Bay last Saturday to visit
relatives for few days.
CE. Haug, of the firm of Haug
& Scheurman, architects of Sagi-
nav. was in town Monday.
The topic at the meeting of the
Christian Endeavor last evening
was. Have we the Spirit of Christ?
Rev. T. C. Thomas. of Munising,
formerly pastor of the NJ. f. Mission
church was in town this week.
S. Jacobson returned from the
copper country Monday, where he
had been on business for several
| days.
Miss Emma Bowen. who had been
visiting the Misses Thomas for a
month. returned to her home at
Marquette Monday.
Hon. C. d. Sheldon has our
thanks for copy of the new tariff
law. The book is neatly bound and
consists of seventy pages.
The dance given at the Opera
House Thursday evening by Prof.
Crims orchestra was fairly well
attended and highly ,enioyed a
number of people from Baraga We're
present.
The board Of supervisors viii
meet Wednesday next. the 10Th
inst According to 4 resolution
adopted at the last meeting, all
bills must be filed with the county
clerk at least one day previous to
the meeting.
The SENTINE is authorized to
announce that there will be no
Sunday school service at the NJ. +.
church tomorrow, or regular
service in the evening. owing to
the Indian camp meeting which
is being held near Pequaming.
The Thomas Hotel building,
which is owned by the D., S. S. n
A. railroad company, is being re-
shinged The work is being done
by r. Todd, OF Marquette, and a
force of carpenters in the regular
employ of the company.
The annual reunion of the |
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Of the upper peninsula will be
held at Red Jacket August 20. We
are informed that L'Anse Lodge |
No. III will be unable to attend in
body, but a number OF the mem
bers will doubtless attend.
A camping party was given at
Arvon this week by the Misses
Mamie and Eliza Turner Among
the invited guests were: Misses
Nina Wallace, Annie Williams and !
Catherine Thomas; Miss Fordney, |
o. Saginaw; Emma Pemberthy, of
hioughton; Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Harris; Warne Egerer, of Saginaw;
Russell and Harris Smith; George |
and Milton ,Botsford, and Arthur
Williams. The party expects to re-
turn this evening.
Lieutenant-Governor Thomas B.
Dunstan has our thanks for copy
Of the Legislative Souvenir and |
Political History of Michigan, for |
1917 The work consists of fifty |
TWO pages, and contains fine por-
=, '' vi WV Il luSItt, LicuV' poN' 4
Dunstan, members of the house |
and senate. justices of the supreme
court and many other men in
nuential in state affairs. There is
also vast amount of valuable in
,lo,rmation. The souvenir is indeed
highly priced.
.Ihe Twenty-ninth Annual Registra-
uon Report of Michigan has been
issued by the secretary Of state, and
contains the vital statistics for the
year 1895. There were 49, mar
riages, 46, ,273 births and %, 757 deaths
recorded for the year. The registra-
= ION OF deaths has been quite imper
,ect In this state, and, as seen in the
present report, the returns have
veen made so long after the registra-
uon year that much of the interest
and practical value of these statis-
.lcs have been lost. 1t is therefore
fratitying to note that the last
legislature enacted a new law for
Sne Immediate registration of
Jeaths, requiring certificates of
oeath and burial permits through