The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Frank Merrifield, of Chicago, ar
lived in town Tuesday.
Charles Cullnan was over from
L'Anse Tuesday.
T. Jones, of Pequaming, was a
visitor in town Thursday
IL. Byers made business trip
10 the copper country Tuesday.
II O. McMain was calling on the
merchants in town Wednesday.
Mrs, H. Nesbitt was confined to
ber home by sickness this week.
NJ r. Kenefick has purchased a
new delivery wagon for his meat
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank hester re-
turned from Detroit Sunday even
ing
Miss Minnie Jones, of Pequaming,
was in town the fore part of the
week.
Deputy L. S. Marshal John
Manning, of Marquette, was in town
Wednesday
Miss Edna Buchanan visited
friends at Pequaming the latter
part Of the week.
Lee Crebassa returned from
Houghton Monday, where he had
been visiting friends for three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure and
niece. Miss Grace Knight, visited
friends in the copper country part
Of the week.
Mrs. John Funke, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is
able to be about.
Mrs. +. Burt returned from a
visit to her daughter at Marquette
Wednesday.
The tug Cotton was stcaming
around the bay yesterday afternoon
evidently delighted at the disap-
pearance of the ice.
CT Merritield, the photographer,
who has been at Chicago for the
past two months, is expected here
the fore part of next week.
The kickapoo Indian Medicine
Co. will arrive in Baraga next
week 1t is understood that the
company will remain here Cor two
weeks.
The dance given by the members
OF Baraga Hose company at Grand
Vile Hall Monday evening was
fairly well attended, and proved
to be a very enjoyable event. The
attendance was not AZ large as
was expected, but nevertheless
the party was a success both
socially as well as financially. and,
as at every party given heretofore
by the fire laddies, every person
present had royal good time,
The fiftcen-round glove contest
between George Geshel, Calumet,
aud William Burns, of Baraga,
was stopped in the second round
Wednesday evening at the Italian
Hall, \ fair sized audience was
present to see the contest The
first round was holly contested and
the second round was waxing
warm when Marshal Ward went
on the stage and requested the
lighters to dcsist. The exhibition
otgmnasium work by soine of tn,
MEMBERS of the Young Men .
Athletic club was highly appre
GATED, Calumet Evening News.
John Beauclair, for several years
a resident of this village, dice
Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock, o
bronchitis. Deceased was single
man, and was about b years
Of age. About three years ago
he, in partnership with John Ross
conducted hotel known as thu
Travellers Home. Mr.. Beauclair' I
parents reside in Canada, and on
brother at Chicago. Anothe
brother, Philip Beauclair, is
resident Of Baraga. The funera
was held from the Catholic church
at 8 O'Clock Tuesday morning
and the intermcnt took place u
ASsinins.
Guests at Hotel Vendome durin
the week; p. r. RucSer, L. /
Lonely, l.. G. Johnson, Chicago; \
HWeber, NJ. Greenberger, Milwal
kee, f. Fallas, Grand Rapids; j.
Russell Ishpeming; B. w. Arnolt
W. b. Roberts, Albany. n. r.; "
James, J w. Clock, Oshkosh; A. n
Boxer, DePere; N. G.. West, Supe
Tor; +. Bending, Marquette; Y. ,
Spencer, H. O. McMain, Duluth;
K Mccormick, Menominee; w.
Sampson, Milwaukee,. f. 0 Brie
minneapolis; John Holorook, La
sing.