The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-11-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

week.
Charles Bouchard, OF Chassell. was
IN town Wednesday.
Charles Conley, Of Covington, was
visitor in town Wednesday.
lanes Cosgrove returned from
usrouette Tuesday of last week.
r G Spencer, of Duluth, was in
I'm Wednesday, and took in the
Of p. dance at L'Anse in the
evening
Call at C. 7. Merrifield's photo
.,,onb gallery and see the excellent
ssabinnets he will make you for 81. %
per dozen
Herman Falk, representing F. w.
Weber. Baraga S enterprising
riear manufacturer, went to the
cGpper ceu9ry yesterday to call
mon his customers.
John Clark and Miss Nellie
Randall. both of Baraga, were
nn;ted in marriage Saturday last.
The Young couple have the best
wishes of their friends.
Robearsas are being held for
no production of a comedy drama
which will be given in the near
hmre by>the young people for the
benefit ctthe NJ E. church.
Michael Kelly was down from
Cbassel the fore part of the week,
and created considerable excite
ment while laboring under the in
auepce of an overdose of the oil
djoy.
A meeting Of Baraga Lodge
Fl Tor Temple will be held
Wednesday evening, when several
candidates will cross the sandy
desert All members are earnest
" requested to be present.
Peter Darcy, formerly Of Baraga
and at one time employed by the
hester estate, sbut now living in
Sarnia Ont, is reported to be very
sick. and but slight hopes are en-
ertained for his recovery.
Wick O'Connell, who became a
benedict last week, was in town
Yesterday. having returned from
his wedding trip. Wick IS host of
friends congratulated him and
wished him the best the earth
affords
1t is understood that T. n.
McGrath has commenced suit
against the d.. S. S 4 A. railway
company for damages sustained by
the loss of COW. which was ac-
cdeutally killed by a train about Il
month ago
Frank hester. Hugh Nesbitt,
Jerry Real and MeSsrs Thompson
and Murphy. of Detroit, the two
latter gentlemen guests of Mr..
Nester returned from a ten days
deer hunting trip Wednesday. They
had an excellent time, but UNI
fortunately did not secure any
yenison
The Maccabec dance given in
FOucault ; Hall Thursday evening
was largely attended affair and
highly enjoyed by all present At
y clock supper was served at the
residence of Mrs. Thomas MCCLELLAN
Excellent music was furnished by
Prof Grim. of Hancock. f. A..
Mack Of L'Ansc and W X Havi-
land, Jr. and Charles Brink, of Pc
quaming.
+. " Weber. successor of the
irln OF Falk Il Weber, cigar manu-
lecturers of Baraga, is u thoroughly
experienced man in the business.
he handled his first leaf of tobacco
seventeen years ago, finishing his
trade in 1888, at Flint, a town
which has a wide reputation for
manufacturing good cigars. Since
mat time Mr.. Weber has worked
Tor many of the best cigar firms in
lhe state. and for the past six years
ne has been engaged in the business
Tor himself. The Pioneer factory in
Baraga, of which Mr.. Weber is now
sole proprietor, enjoys well-carned
reputation for manufacturing en-
celIent cigars and, is experiencing Il
rapidly increasing patronage. The
uealers of Baraga county should en-
courage home industry by carrying
Inc various brands of cigars made
oy Mr.. Weber in preference To out