The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-05
CITY ITEMS.

John Lyons was in from Coving-
ton Thursday.
E.J. Mapes was up from Mar
ouette Saturday last.
Miss Maggie Wahl spent part of
the week with friends at Calu-
met. -
Barlow Wallace came up Sunday
evening from Marquette. He re-
burned Monday.
A special meeting of the L'Anse
Business Men S Association was
held Tuesday evening,
Mrs. John Carney, of Marquette,
was calling on friends in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. ]. G. Turner, NJ. Wallace,
p. r. McKernan and c. O. Beehler
were at the copper country Tuesday.
II. C. Guck and daughter, of
Lake Linden, were guests at the
Beehler residence Sunday and Mon
day.
Alfred Kemp. while engaged in
game of football Tuesday evening,
received an ugly cut upon his
head
". Anderson, cashier Of the First
National Bank. of Calumet spent
Saturday last in town as guest Of
L. J. Shepard,
There was meeting OF the coun-
ell Thursday evening. The official
proceedings appear in another
column.
John Dalzell. of Detroit, passed
through town Wednesday after
noon. on his way home, after spend
ing several days in the copper
country.
Children S day exercises will be
held at the VI. f. church SUNDAY
evening, June 18th An inter
esting program is now being pre-
pared,
Gov Pingree has signed the $2J.
GOO appropriation bill for the relief
OF Ontonagon fire sufferers. and the
people of that unfortunate village
are rejoicing.
The Tongue as Christian :
Tool was the topic at the meeting
of the Christian Endeavor last
evening. Miss Mary Andrews con
Quoted the meeting.
Miss Sarah Jones. OF Hancock. was
a guest of Mrs. Il. r. Williams
this week. Miss Jones accompanied
her brother and sister, who we're on
their way to North Carolina. as far
as L Anse
Miss Libbe Columbus. who has
been with her brother at Marquette
durlng his confinement in the
hospital, returned To this city Sun
day evening She says her brother
Is doing nicely and will soon be
49, ~ ''hSl II iNllAOs
Last week the sum of -. 2S was
raised by the pupils of L'Anse
schools for the Upper PENN
sula Children Home. at Mar
quette. The amounts donated by
tach department was as follows
High school S3.09; grammar,
y 10, intermediates. 81. As; primary.
$2.56.
For several weeks about 800 000
iIeei OF logs owned by j. B. Smith
have been hung up about
mile above the Silver river bridge.
fortunately, the continued rain
OF the past few days brought
me river up, and Thursday
,he logs were driven down TO Huron
Bay.
Hereafter senders of registered
letters will be Unidentified against
loss to the extent of SO. The new
law provides that no greater sum
man $40 can be allowed ON any one
letter. and claimants must show
mat the letter contained so to re-
cover that amount. The govern
meht has never before been re-
sponsible for registered letters.
:. The change in the ID. S. S. & A, +
sunday train service between Mar
quctte and Houghton, mention of
winch was made in these columns
laSt week, will go into effect to-
morrow, when trains No. ] and 2
VIII be taken off, and the regular
noon train run instead, which ar
TrilVes at L'Anse 1918, and at
nioughton 1:30, departing from
houghton on the return trip ut 2:25
p M, and arriving at l. Anse at
545 p. m.
:, Inc following is taken from the
Manlstee Daily News of recent
cate, and will be of local interest
as the young gentleman in ques-
non was formerly a resident of
= Anse: "Will Graham, one of
.ne promising students of the COM
eiercial department of the High
ochool, has secured position as