The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-02-12
CITY ITEMS.

friends in Houghton.
Edward Nichols, of Nestoria, was
in town on business yesterday.
L'Anse Hose company held its
regular meeting Monday evening.
Hiram Osgood, of Marquette, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. G.
f. Beehler.
Several of the handsome new
windows have been placed in the
new Sacred Heart church.
Capt. Fred Rogers, of Pequaming
went to Marquette Tuesday on
business, returning Thursday.
Mrs. M. Citizen and son Edward,
OF Hancock, were calling on friends
in town the fore part of the week.
Chase S. Osborn, publisher of the
Sault Ste Marie News, has started
for Europe on a three months tour.
Miss Katie Hollinger, of'Pequam-
ing, was the guest of Mrs! II. Gil
bingham the latterpart of last week.
Prosecuting Attorney w. X
Haviland, OF Pequaming, went to
Ontonagon Tuesday to attend court.
Miss Catherine Thomas, who has
been visiting friends in Marquette
for the past five weeks, is expected
home tomorrow,
Mrs. Geo. Mckenzie and daughter
Ethel, and Miss Bertha Moore, of
Pequaming, were guests OF friends
in town Thursday.
Four million dollars is the amount
of dividends the Calumet & Hecla
Mining company divides each year
among its $500 stockholders.
John Mitchell, of Marquette, mem
Der of the firm of Powell Il Mitchell,
passed through town yesterday,
en- route to the copper country.
Fl. o. McMain, the well-known
and popular travelling representa-
tive of a Duluth Wholesale firm, is
the happy father of q bouncing baby
boy.
Attorney p. r. McKernan and
County Clerk Geo. o. Beehler left
for New Orleans Tuesday afternoon.
They will be gone about three
weeks.
Rev. Frs. Atfield and Kellar, of
Hancock; Rezek, of Houghton;
Nosbish, of Lake Linden; thinner
man, of Dollar Bay; Lenhart, OF
Michigamme; Langan, of lshpem-
ing, and several other priests from
different points in the upper penin-
sula, were guests of Rev. FIR.
Joisten Tuesday.
Jacobson & Levitan's store, which
has been closed for the past few
days, owing - to damage to the
stock caused by water at the recent
fire, was re-opened Thursday. They
are Offering unusual bargains in the
line of dry goods, clothing, furnish
ing goods, shoes, etc, and invite
you to call.
What howl would go up if news
papers were to criticise the individ-
ual as freely as many people criti-
else the newspapers? Every issue
of live and reputable newspaper
is mantle of charity, and the mat
ter. left out-truth, not gossip of
dames-would often more than
equal in volume the matter publish
ed. If an editor could get out a
cold fact edition of his paper some
day, and then get up tall tree and
watch the results-wow what a
picnic 'twould be.-Ex.
Notwithstanding the storm, the
supper served by the members of
the Nj. Z. Mission church at the
school house Friday evening OF last
week, was a decided success, the
proceeds amounting to $4l.50
The tables were loaded with eat
ables, to which ample justice was
done. During the evening vocal
and instrumental music was rem
dered and the band gave a number
of very creditable selections. The
school room was decorated in a
very unique manner. Those who
were placed in charge OF the ar
rangements are certainly entitled to
great credit for the success
achieved. 1t has been decided to
repaint the interior OF the church
at the Mission and the work will
be commenced in few days.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas during
the week: C. G. Spencer, Duluth;
w. A.McCormick, CIR. Mccormick,
Menominee;W. II. Gilbert, Saginaw;
A. K. Stern, l.. Clement, j. A. Full
Ter. Chicago; Frank r. Stevens, K.
NJ. Burkhardt,' Detroit; Paul Wohl-
much, Milwaukee; M. b. Carpenter,
J. A. Gauzalez, Grand Rapids; Ed.
Mitchell, John Mitchell, II. o. Me-
Main, Marquette; w. Fl. Dickey,
Warsaw, Wis; Martin McGrath, L.
II. Lang, Hancock; A. NJ. Boex, De
Pere, Wis. Will a. Draper, Green
Bay, Wis; II. S. Dunbar, Marinette;
VIM. X. Haviland, Fred Hebard, Pc
quaming; ]. McCauley, Menasha,
Wis; Oscar Zellen, Skanee; f. f,
Leonhard, St. t.Ignace; +. ID. Pierson,
West Bay City; +. E. Mayo, Iron