The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-09-11
CITY ITEMS.

The weather Wednesday was the
hottest experienced this season.
Geo. W. Smith, of Baraga, was
shaking hands with friends in town
saturday last.
Miss Allie McKernan returned
from visit with copper country
friends Tuesday.
George Botsford returned from
uourhton Sunday, where he had
been visiting for two weeks.
Miss Mamie Turner is back home
from a week 5 visit with relatives
in the copper country.
Mr.. ]. L. Gonser and family, of
North Morency. Mich. are visiting
Prof and Mrs. Z. l.. Bower
HI Seifcrt and sou Walter took
hst evenings train for Houghton.
Mr.. Seiiert has gone on business.
Barlow Wallace, Guy Moore and
George McLachlin. of Marquette.
spent Sunday with friends in the
city
S O. Green. of Negaunee, agent
of the Upper Peninsula Brewing
company. transacted business in
town Tuesday.
Will Thomas. who is now night
operator at Champion on the d., ;.
S x \. Railway, was home visiting
his parents Sunday.
Miss Kittie Ruhl, of Hancock who
has been visiting Miss AdeIine
Beehler for the past ten days, re-
turned 10 her home today.
Matt Armstrong went TO Mar
ouette Monday TO catch the boat
George Ntster. on which he is To
take tour of the lakes
The Misses Maggie and Mary
Wahl left today for Houghton to
take In the excursion on the
Christopher Columbus 10 Pictured
Rocks.
George Mclaughlin. who has
been visiting friends in town the
past week, left today 70 resume his
duties at Louisville, Ky,
Martin Vohtsch has completed
the work OF taking the school
census and reports about 30
children Of school age IN l. Anse
township,
/. A. Moore removed his family
to Dollar Bay Tuesday Although
Mr. Moore has been away from
l. Anse for some time, he and his
family will be greatly missed
through their permanent removal,
viii Brown, Of Marquette, was
in town Thursday and Friday to
sec that supply Of mits and socks
b. kept on hand at our stores the
coming winter VIII thinks twill
De severe winter.
Miss Emma Fink, Of Milwaukee.
and Miss Belle Blankeuhorn. Of Fond
du lac. who have been guests of llr.
and Mrs G.. =. Blaukenhorn for the
past month. returned to( thcir
respective homes Wednesday,
Anew law passed by the lcgisla-
tGre went into effect last week,
which provides that owners OF min
ing property must put fence, around
all abandoned pits. The law Is a
goo,oue, a. it protects animals as
Well a. human beings. -
McPhee's "Cncle Toms Cabin
company, billed for thi, city Tues
day evening. did not put IN an APP
pearauce. The reason for the non
arrival of the company Is not
known.
Mrs. II. c. Bessie. of Mankato,
Mimi. who has been engaged to
teach the primary department of
The Pcquaming schools. arrived in
the city Monday and attended the
teachers Institute held in this city
this week.
Joseph LeDuc. Jr., who has been
employed at p. Brennan ; store Tor
The past two years. resigned his
position Yesterday and intends
leaving for Seattle, Wash, Wednes-
day next. We are sorry to lose
you Joe, but wish you success.
a banker sauntering home for his
dinner saw a so bill on the curb
stone. OF course he picked it up and
TOOK the numbers in order to find
the owner. While at home his wife
remarked that the butcher had sent
IN bill for meat amounting to $40.
Inc only money he had with him
was the bill he found, which he gave
10 her and she paid the butcher. The
butcher paid it to the farmer for
call, and the farmer paid it to the
merchant who in turn paid it to the
washerwoman; and she, owing the
tanker note of SO, went to the
panker and paid her note. The
panker recognized the bill as the one
ne mad found, and which up to that
.lme had settled $50 of debt. On. a
more careful examination he found
sne Dill was counterfeit. Now, will