The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-09-25
CITY ITEMS.
v heavy frost Sunday night.

C. A. Stringer, of Hancock, was
IN town yesterday.
John Hid made trip to the cop
per country Monday.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Collins, Saturday last, son.
Partridge hunting is fine. The
birds are said to be plentiful.
Mrs. ]. +. Hollinger, rof Pequam-
ipy. called on friends in town yes
terday.
A meeting of the school board was
held at the Town Hall Tuesday
morning.
A. NJ. York, the well known
florist Of Hancock. was in town on
business yesterday.
D. ]. Norton went to Negaunee
Monday 10 attend the funeral of the
late Patrick cur6ley
R.R. Williams returned yester-
dav noon from four months trip
through Wisconsin and Illinois.
Charles Cullnan and William
McKanna. of Dollar Bay. spent
the week with their families in this
city.
Miss Mamie Voetsch, Of Hough-
ton. was a guest of the Misses
voetsch in this city part OF the
week.
Miss Emma Messuer. oi Newton
Vile was the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. William Wahl, part OF the
week,
Miss Annie Sterk returned from
Hancock Saturday last. where She
had been visiting relatives for
month.
Mrs. G. F. Beehier returned frAa
Marquette Thursday evening, where
she had been visiting her daughter
for a month.
Mrs. David Denomie who has
been slowly recovering from her
recent serious illness, was not quite
So well yesterday.
L. J. shepard was in town part of
the week. He expects to remove
his family and household goods to
Calumet next week,
Mrs 4. 4. Moore. of Chicago
delivered a lecture 10 the interest OF
ladies Al the ". f. church Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Misses Mary and Maggie
Wahl returned from EIoughton
saturday last where they visited
friends f0r week.
New furniture and carpets have
been placed in the X. OF F. ball.
Seifert ; block. The rooms now
present very neat appearance.
Its learned that John II. Mathes
had the misfortune to cut one OF his
feet quite badly Saturday last while
cutting wood ON bis farm.
The many friends Of Robert
I Shields, the genial clerk of Hough
ION county. will be pleased 10 learn
that little daughtcr.has arrived at
his home.
Rev. and Mrs. II Gillingham and
son returned from Port Huron
Wednesday evening, where Mr..
dillingham; had been attending the
annual "a. Il, conference.
Many women are of the opinion
that every lodge should be called
hlondike. because when a man
starts to 90 there, there 5 no telling
when he will return.
K. Hathaway, of the Detroit
Graphite Manufacturing company,
was in town part of the week. He
drove out to the mines near the
Taylor Junction, Thursday.
Homer Guck and friend Mr.. Col
Inns, of Calumet came down on their
wheels in four hours and twenty
minutes last Saturday. They were
guests at the Beehler residence.
Miss Cora Citizen returned home
Sunday from a visit to Duluth and
Ontonagon friends. DR.. and Mrs.
George McElveen accompanied her.
They came from Ontonagon on their
bicycles.
A railway contractor recently ad-
yertised for 300 wooden sleepers.
by return mail he received letter
from a neighboring clergyman offer
ing him the whole of his congrega-
uon on reasonable terms.
Miss Maggie Keane went to Mar
quette Thursday where she will
enter st. Joseph's academy. She
was was accompanied by her sister
Matte, who will also resume her
studies at that institution.
A recent law of this state provides
mat every druggist, grocer or other
person who shall sell and deliver at
retail any gasoline, benzine or
naphtha, without having the true
Same thereof and the words Eek
ploslve when mixed with air" plain
y printed upon label securely at