The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-07-17
CITY ITEMS.

town Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Thomas is visiting
relatives in Marquette.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cullnan Thursday, a son.
Mrs. Fri Tracy, of Pequaming,
visited Marquette this week.
There will be a meeting of the
board of supervisors next Thursday,
July 22d.
Charles Cullnan has decided to
engage in the saloon business at
Dollar Bay.
Do not fail to hear Col r. Finley
Smiley at the NJ. f. church Sunday
evening July 18th,
Mrs. f. L. Young and Mrs. r. t.
, Vent and daughter of Chicago, are
/ visiting Mrs. f. l.. Mason.
Miss MAY McKernan returned
from Milwaukee Tuesday. She will
! go 70 Hancock tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron, of Sault
Ste. Marie are guests OF their
daughter, Mrs. H. Gillingham.
Mrs, Thomas Lang and daughter,
of Hancock, were visitin" friends
in town the fore part of the week
Do not fail to attend the straw
/ berry and ice cream social to be held
at the Town Hall next Thursday
evening.
Miss Eva Guck, who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. G.F.
Beehler, went TO Marquette Mon
! day To visit.
Hirrm Elwood and John Fl.
Lewis. OF De Kalb. ILL.,. arrived
this week on their annual fishing
"trip. They expect to remain for
several weeks.
Rev. Fr. Joisten will 90 to Calu-
met tomorrow and assist in the
service of laying the corner stone
OF the new Sacred Heart church at
that place.
Miss Mamie Turner returned
Sunday evening from Houghton.
where She had been visiting rela-
tives. She went to Marquette Mon
day to visit for a few weeks.
Postmasters are now instructed
to hold letters FOR thirty days unless
a notice on the corner of the en-
velope asks for them to be returned
sooner. We print envelopes.
The loss in wages TO the striking
coal miners is Sf62. 900 per week. to
the mine owners $500, 900 per week,
and to the railroads about 5000, 900
per week, Strikes come high.
Cradles and rocking chairs are to
be manufactured soon which are
fitted with pneumatic and cushion
pads on the bottoms of the rockers
To make them noseless and com
Portable.
The Mining Journal issued an
illustrated extra souvenir edition
Thursday, in honor of the unveil
ing of the statue of E'r. Marquette
in that city. 1t was neatly gotten
up. and contained full account of
the unveiling ceremonies. speeches,
etc.
Mrs. Otto Stahlman and daugh-
tiers, accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. John Ellenbecker. who have
been visiting in the city for some
time left for Chicago via Mackinac
Island Tuesday. They will sojourn
in Chicago for several weeks be-
fore returning to their home at
Salt Lake City, Utah.
A Lansing dispatch OF the 10th
inst. says: An extra session of the
legislature is now deemed sure to
be called. 1t has been discovered
that the legislature failed to pro
vide for a constitutional convention
in 1898, provided for in the consti-
tuition for every sixteenth year
after 1866.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas uring
the week: Harry Levine, Champ. n;
H. Lavender, W. (. Beeson, G. W. 4
Hallock, Detroit; a. Greensfelder,
5. VI. Cantrovitz. G.. Warfield and I
wife, Chicago; a. n. Br lett. ST.,
Fond du lac; a. f. Cook, Sam Roemer,
]. Il. Egerer, Saginaw; j. \. Brink,
Allen Farrell. Escanaba; W. .. l.,
Marsden. Toledo, o.; ID. II. Ball, +, !
O. Clark, c. II. Kelsey. John Nit
chell Mae Richards, Marquette; W. |
w. Rape, Otto Fuerst, c. NJ. Ken !
dali. w. j. Gasoline, Milwaukee;
Walter Mcneil, ST. Louis; f. NJ. I
Johnston, Manistee; II. f. Nicker-
son, John Power, Ishpeming; Hiram
Elwell, Jno. II. Lewis, DeKalb, ILL.,;
Geo. A. Cutter, Grand Rapids; Col.
r. Finley Smiley, Detroit; A. K.
Gray, Houghton; Otto Voight, New
York; Bertha Moore, Kate V. Hol-
linger, Pequaming; G. G. Spencer,
Duluth.
Miss X. Vail announces clio.
ing out sale of spring and summer
at cost for the next ten
days. The stock includes number
of pretty pattern hats, sailors and /