The L'Anse sentinel., 1898-08-06
CITY ITEMS.

acted business IN town MONDAY.
II. +. May, the well known lum
herman, was in town part OF the
week.
Miss Mary Wallace aud Mrs. Olds,
Of Marquette, are visiting relatives
in town.
]. r. Van Evera, of Marquette,
transacted business in town Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Smith and children
visited friends in the copper coun-
try this week.
James McKercher, of Spur,
transacted business in l. LAnse and
Baraga Monday.
Quite a number of L 'Anse people
attended the firemen 5 tournament
at Houghton this week.
David Denomme, who has posi-
tion at Houghton. spent Sunday
with his family in this city.
H. T. Ingersoll, who recently re-
moved to Houghton, where he is en-
gagged in the grocery business, spent
Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. McPher-
son and grandson. of Howell, were
guests at the residence Of L. L.
Williams Wednesday.
Mrs. Gordon Johnston went to
South Lake Linden Wednesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. James Trethe-
wey, for a few days.
Miss, Louise Erickson, who has
been residing at Laurium, Hough
ton county. for number of months,
returned to her home at Skanee
Saturday last.
Several former L'Anse boys who
are now in the copper country
came down on the excursion
steamer Bon Voyage last Sunday
and spent the day in town.
Order of Catholic church services
for tomorrow, Sunday, August 9TH:
First mass at Pequaming at s
o clock; second mass at L 'Anse at
1870; devotion at Z p. m.
To enable excursionists to witness
the morning sports at Houghton
Thursday special train on the d.,
S. S. & A. road was run, leaving
L'Anse at 7:15 a. m. and Baraga
at 7:30.
Services will be held in the NJ. E.
church, this city, tomorrow evening
at the usual hour, 7 o'clock. No
service was held last Sunday even
ing owing to the camp meeting at
Pequaming.
Ontonagon was visited by a des-
tructive windstorm Wednesday of
last week which wrecked the fire.
men S hall, moved dwelling house
off its foundation, and barn struck
by lightning was burned.
d. J. Norton is happy, having
successfully landed two and one
half million feet of logs at the
mouth of the Fire Steel river, says
the Ontonagon Herald, and last
week had them towed to Chas
Hebard & Sons mill at Pequaming.
A negro blacksmith at Kirksville,
Mo-, recently announced change
in his business as follows: Motifs
De copartnership heretofore resist
ing between me and Nose Skinner
is hereby resolved. Dem what owes
de firm will settle wild me, and dem
what de firm owes will settle wild
Nose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Sihler, of
Detroit, visited friends in town dur
ing the fore part of the week.
They left on the noon train Tuesday
for Hancock, being accompanied by
Miss Jennie Lapp. of that place,
who was here visiting the Misses
Voetsch for few days.
L. J. Shepard of Calumet, re-
turned from a short eastern trip
Wednesday and spent the afternoon
with friends in town. He returned
to Calumet on the evening train,
accompanied by Mrs. Shepard and
daughters, who have been visiting
here for number of weeks.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas during
the week S. Stolz, New York; f.
G. Cratsby, Ft. Wayne; ]. r. Bow
man, F.. Thorpe, Harvey Thorpe, j.
Landredth, J.A. Pridmore, Chicago;
]. G. Dunstan. Dollar Bay; j. II.
Monette, w. ]. Besser, Cheboygan;
Geo, Fl. Perry, Rockford, H.; ID. j.
Norton, Even; w. r. Shaw, jack
son; f. b. Baldwin, Ashland; d.
Tiffany, Big Rapids; n ]. Berston,
Flint; B. f. Smith, DePere; l.
Lachman, J. c. Johnston and wife,
f. A. Rasch, Detroit; T. Fl. Lang,
Houghton; II. f. May, Grand Rap
ids; ]. r. Bane, Minneapolis; VIM.
Mcpherson and wife, Master H. n.
Spencer, j. A. Hynes, Howell; NJ. G..
Calf, Ishpeming; w. n. Johnson,
Ere, Pa. d. p Baldwin, ]. r. Van
Evera, Marquette; Oscar Zellen, J.
III. III lling, Skanee; w. A. Currie,
Vim. Dundon. Duluth; w. C. Basch,
Gladwin; A, +. Isler, Lake Linden;
S. L. Wallace, Calumet; Chas. Klein,
III a Il