The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-12-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

IN town this week.
CT Keough, of Hancock, trans
acted business in town yesterday.
W. Aston, of Laird, was at
Marquette on business Thursday.
NJ C. Scully and Rush Culver, of
Marquette, were in town part of the
week
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Barnes, of
Calumet, were in town part of the
week
T H. McGrath and daughter
Anna left for West Superior
Wednesday
You can get dozen fine cabinet
nbotos at c. T. Merrifield's until
december 18th for only 1926.
Mrs. Patterson, of Mecosta, Mich.
/ the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
". r. Stringham.
Saturday last John Laub shot a
Auck which, when dressed, tipped
me scales at 236 pounds.
Notwithstanding the cold weather
the hester mill is still running and
will continue rs long as possible
Fine cabinet photos at c. T. Mer-
rReld 5 gallery only 1925 per dozen
until December 10Th. ~
Patrick Avoy. who has been work
mo at Lake Linden for a number of
months, returned to Baraga Tues
day
JG. Real, the druggist. will re-
eeiye a large and fine line of holiday
goods in few days. Read his add
prtisement in another column.
william Coach returned from the
,onper country Tuesday even mr.
where he had been spending several
days
License to wed was issued by
County Clerk Beehler this week to
Joseph Fourenier and Miss Della
Shondreau, both of Baraga
The farmers institute for Baraga
county will be held in this city De
eember 22d. 1t is hoped there will
be a large attendance,
A scow load OF lumber, which
will be used in building large
skating rink at Hancock. left this
port for that place Tuesday after
noon.
WilliamJ. Bauer, proprietor of
,he Bauer House, left for Buffalo
VueSday, where he. will visit rela
tiyes and friends. He expects to be
gone about two months.
Miss Ida Smith, of Greenland,
OntOnagon county, has been en-
gagged as teacher of the Falk Settle
ment school, to succeed Miss Anna
Mctirath, who has removed to West
Superior
Be sure and secure dozen of
those fine photos for Christmas
presents to your friends, which YOU
ran obtain of c. T0Merrficld. the
photographer, for 81 - per dozen,
before December 18th, As he closes
at that time.
Carpenters have commenced the
work of remodeling the McGrath
building, lately purchased by Jos.
Coil. When completed it will
make one of the finest store build
mgs in the county. Mr. Coil eX-
poets to occupy it by January lst,
Arrivals at Bauer House during
the past week: Geo Watson,
Groverton; JAS. Fleming, Chassell;
Geo Pleau and wife. Hancock; Al
Judklns, Flushing, Mich; Mrs. a.
Corbin, Mrs. A. Barnes, CD. kcough,
John Graves, Houghton; Z. II.
Schamnt, II. Boden, 5. Secley,
Chicago; Frank Jackson, Ford River;
). II. Graskin, Duluth; r, Vaughn,
Munisiug; Louis Lucas, Manistee.
Probably the most remarkable
lecture now before the American
people is DR.. John The Worth OF
Man. Judging from the Asso-
GATED Press accounts as well as
rom the lengthy and flattering no.
tees given this lecture by the
metropolitan press, we infer that it
has met with universal favor The
following is from the Chicago Inter
Ocean: "a magnificent audience
greeted DR.. John, ex-president OF
DePauw university, at Steinway
hall last night. A delegation of
Students from Northwestern Uni
versity and the University of Chica-
90 were present to hear the address.
he is clear and eloquent speaker.
he was frequently interrupted by
The applause of his hearers. His
address was mastery effort, logi-
cal throughout, and matchlessly de-
hvered. " DR.. John will deliver this
great lecture in the L'Anse Opera
House on the evening of Dec. 10th.
Admission, 80 cents; seats on sale
at ). I. Harris drug store Monday
morning, Dec. 9Th.
According to law all railroads in
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