The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-19
CITY ITEMS.

| - N'Nhuiu ohilNh, DI', 10 SERIOUSLY
| ILL.,
Frank Frei, of Marquette, was in
town part of the week,
Capt. w. Been, of Skanee. was in
town most of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel O'Connell
have commenced housekeeping in
A. krolik 5 house on Fourth street.
Henry Mclaughlin left for lower
Michigan yesterday afternoon to
visit his sister, Mrs Thomas
Donlan.
G. n, Fuller, principal of the
high school. will leave for his home
at Grand Rapids Monday to spend
/ his vacation,--..
The public schools closed yester-
day There were no public
exercises. but during the week ex-
| aminations were held in the various
4 rooms.
Mesdames A. ]. Ruhl. of Hough-
| ton. and VIM Harris. of Hancock.
/ were in town Saturday last. called
here by the illness OF Miss Name
Smith
| Telephor Belanger met with
painful mishap while fishing Mon
day. In some manner while casting
a line the hook caught one of his
ears. making bad wound.
The weather prophet claims that
July August and September will
/ be very hot and dry Negaunee
Iron Herald. The prophet might
have also added that the other
nine months will be very cold and
wet.
Miss Mary Andrews expects to
leave for her home i'm lower Michi-
gan Tuesday. Miss Andrews Will
not return to L Anse to teach school
next term. TO the sorrow of the
many friends she has made during
her five years stay here.
Mrs. Otto Stallman and two
daughters, and Mrs Stallman
mother, Mrs, John Ellenbecker,
formerly of Lake Linden, but now
OF Salt Lake City. Utah. arrived
here Yesterday from Chicago. and
will remain for four or five weeks.
Rev. Fr. Joisten of this city. ac-
companied by Rev. Fr Langdon.
OF Ishpeming, Rev Fr. Lenhart. of
Michigamme. John H. Hid, William
Mckanna and Andrew Murphy. 1
enjoyed a fishing trip to Clear
Greek Monday aud Tuesday. They
returned with fine catch of the
speckled beauties.
The people of Necaunee are great
ly annoyed on account OF the many
mysterious fires that have occurred
in that city within the past two
months That fire bugs are at
work there is no doubt,( and If the (
guilty party is apprehended he will /
perchance be invited to a neck tie
sociQl
Last Sunday afternoon the
l. Anse baseball club played game
with team from Baraga. styled ,
the Unions. Seven innings |
were played, the result being to |
) in favor of l. Anse Chas Mcnge |
did the twirling for l. Anse. with /
Jos. pecor behind the bat, while
Nelson and Treado constituted the4
battery for the Unions. Toby /
Burns, of Baraga. acted us umpire.
Every man ought to pay+hiS debts I
If he can; every man ought to help T
I, - ,,s,rl,l,a,, &c h.,
and woman ought 20 get married /
if they can; every man ought to do
his work TO suit his customers-if .
he can: every man ought to please /
his wife--if he can; every woman
ought to please her husbana-if she /
can; and everyone ought TO take ThE .
SENTINEL anyway. !
The Houghton baseball team will
play the Marquettes in the latter
city tomorrow afternoon and ar
have been made with
the D. $, S, * y. road to run a
special train for the occasion. The
train will arrive at L Anse at 1915
morning. and returning
will leave Marquette at p. m. The
fare for the round trip will be only
81. good for tomorrow only, but
should any person desire to remain
until Monday they may do so upon
the return check of their
ticket at the office in Marquette
upon the arrival OF the
special train, and upon the payment
Of 30 cents extra. This will not
only afford an excellent oppor-
tunity for lovers of baseball to
the game at Marquette, but
for excursionists to enjoy cheap
and pleasant trip.
Mrs. A. Seigel is prepared to