The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
W, r. Smith, of Chicago, spent
Sunday in the city.


Miss Isabella Bishop went to
Newtonville Thursday.
A. Draper. of Milwaukee, trans
acted business in town yesterday.
Fred Hebard was down from
Pequaming yesterday.
The passenger train from the
east was three hours late last
evening.
r. B. latham, of Saginaw, was
transacting business in town this
week.
Mrs. M. J. McCabe returned home
Wednesday from an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Canada.
Miss Bridget McGrath returned
from Duluth Tuesday. She was
accompanied by her brother, John
McGrath.
DR.. Scallon, of Hancock, arrived
in the city yesterday to take charge
OF DR.. Turner's patients. Mr.
Turner is confined to his home with
la grippe.
The topic at the meeting of the
Christian Endeavor last evening
was: "How the Christian Endeavor
Pledge Strengthens the Christian
Life. "
Do not fail to attend the enter
tainment to be given at the Opera
House next Wednesdayeven The
proceeds will be used for the new
Sacred Heart church. and as the
cause is worthy one there should
be large attendance.
The case of the people VS.. John
Gamble, who was charged with
assault, upon complaint of Charles
Shaw, came up for examination
in justice court Tuesday morning,
and he was dismissed, as it was
proven that he was not the guilty
party.
The village of L'Ansc is becoming
active in presenting herself as "a
suitable site for the normal school
that may be located in the upper
peninsula. Wednesday petitions |
were circulated to that purpose
and they obtained many signatures
even from Hancock citizens, |
though Hancock was supposed to
have her lightning rod up for the
normal school bolt to strike. .-Calu- !
met Evening News.
Patronize the man who advertises.
You do not visit your neighbors un- :,
less asked to, and do not attend a
party OF wedding without an invita-
tion, Then VIII should you intrude ,
on the privacy OF q storekeeper
without an invitation2 Buy Of the
live business man who not only in |
vites you to come and see him every
day, but educates and keeps you
posted on what is popular in
his line of goods.
At Democratic caucus held at
the Town Hall last evening, the
following named gentlemen were
duly elected AS delegates to the
Democratic county convention to
be held at the Town Hall, in this
village. this afternoon, for the
purpose of nominating candidate
for the Office of county school com
missioner; Patrick Bulger, John
NJ. Shea, John Gamble, Frank w.
Foote, John II. Hid and W. ]. |
McKanna.
A novel, written in the Welsh |
language, entitled "Daffvdd Nor
gan, the author of which is Mr. r.
r. Williams, of this city, who was
awarded the prize, for which four
others were competing, states that
he is having 5000 copies of the book
printed in an Office in Utica, N. Y,
which, by the way, is the only .
Welsh printing establishment in |
this country, and expects that it
will be ready by the 18th of next !
month. The novel is fine one and ,
will certainly have large sale.
Mrs. j. G.. Turner entertained |
about twenty of her lady friends at
her home yesterday afternoon, at |
progressive pedro, in honor of her |
sister, Mrs. A. ]. Ruhl, of Houghton.
The rooms were beautifully !
decorated with cut flowers and |
smilax, and the event was indeed
"a most pleasant one. Sixteen games !
were played, of which twelve were
won by Mrs. S. T. Harris, who was
awarded the first prize-a handsome |
glove case. Mrs. John Campbell,
Miss Allie McKernan and Miss
Lille Thomas were tie for the
second prize, and after the usual
method of cutting the cards, Mrs.
Campbell proved to be the fortunate
lady. The guests were then served
with an elaborate luncheon, follow
ing which social hour was spent.