The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-02
CITY ITEMS.
Leap year is over.

The schools will open again
Monday.
Louis Richardson, of Hancock
WAS in town Wednesday.
c.. E. Citizen visited friends al
HOughton Tuesday.
The partridge season for the
upper peninsula closed Thursday.
If you have formed good resolu.
lions for the New Year, stick tc
them.
4 Homer Guck, of Calumet, spent
New Years at the Beehler resi-,
ence.
L. ]. Shepard came down from
Ealumet Thursday to spend New
fears.
Miss Nellie Trim. of Houghton,
~ the guest of Miss Anna Murphy
bis week.
Mrs. C. p. Blankenhorn has been
nfined to her home by illness the
e past week.
Mrs. A. Butt, of Pequaming
bent New Years day with friends
town.
The season has arrived when the
>ys begin to lengthen and the cold
gins to strengthen,
Senator o. w. Robinson and
mily, of Chassell, passed through
re Tuesday en- route to Lansing,
Frank Pequette, who resides at
e M. E. Mission, was Wednesday
Ppointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff
hn Fl. Hid.
III. II. Richardson, OF Hancock.
presenting the Smith Wallace
zoe Co., of Chicago, was in town
Aursday
August Bachau left Wednesday
Montreal, Canada, on business
p. He expects to be absent
but two months.
dr. and Mrs. Medard Sansregret,
4 Pequaming, who have been visit
3 friends in the copper country,
turned home Wednesday
The official proceedings of the
eeting of the board of supervisors
Id Monday will be found in
1Dther column of this issue.
Supervisors Capt. W. Been, of
Won; John Lyons, of Covington,
I4d l.. j, Gallagher, of Baraga, were
Gown Monday in attendance at
> meeting of the board.
zE. l.. Stone, of Baraga, is now
pbate judge for Baraga county,
- term of Office commencing
Dterday. Mr.. Stone is qualified
prney, and will certainly make
hble and excellent Judge. Mr..
Ields retires from the office with
Il pod record and the best wishes
bis many friends.
Fhe latest fad among girls is the
Ograph handkerchief. The fair
dist takes plain linen handker-
ef, or it may have IA handsome
border. The "Mouchoir" is
sed around among her male ac-
intances who are requested to
te their autographs upon it i'm
pencil. The pencil marks are
worked over with colored silks.
handkerchief when filed with
pgraphs makes a very pretty
fn, 20 t.1 Ia
ZWell Leap year has come. and
e. and our genial friends 7. b.,
<C. W, and p. r. Mex, are
helors still, Notwithstanding
fact that the ladies will not
IN have their "innings" for
I years. Now the danger is
the smiles of contentment
eh overspreads the face of
genial Tom is delightful to
pld, as he realizes that he is
for another eight years from
crafts and wiles of relentless
an. Philip has been flying up
down so much lately that we
|ntfnot feel sure of him. But as for
er, he has been completely
estrated the last few days. when
Der seemed most imminent.
now the crisis is past. and
present danger is over, the
es which Illuminated their
yesterday morning were
tiful to see.
lady correspondents in this
p their items for the Woman S
pm of the Marquette Mining
Q{ pal, published yesterday.
er criticized the efforts of our
performers in their rehearsals
minstrel show in an uncalled
Ind deploringly unjust manner.
lie the boys who compose the
have no comment to make
the sarcastic item, they merely
p to have it publicly understood
their aim Is to render some
ncial aid to the two churches
he city. They believe it to be
per to try and arouse an
erest in their undertaking,
thereby make the receipts
the performance as large
possible. The admission price