The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-22
CITY ITEMS.

in town Wednesday.
r. G. Williams made business
trip to Spur and Michigamme Tues
day.
Miss Minnie Lloyd, OF Calumet, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. 5. L.
Harris.
Frances Guck, Of Calumet,is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. G. f.
Beehler.
j. b. Belanger has completed his
logging operations near the
Summit.
John McGrath arrived home from
Duluth Wednesday for q few weeks
visit.
j. E. Johnson and Philip Dexter,
of Pequaming, were in town
Wednesday.
Rev. FIR Joisten visited friends in
the copper country Monday and
Tuesday.
w. X. Haviland, Jr., of Pequam-
ing, was at Houghton the fore part
of the week.
George Mckenzie of Pcquaming,
was shaking hands with friends in
town Monday.
f. Bending, of the firm of Roths-
child & Bending, did business in
town Monday.
Attorney p. r. McKernan spent
Wednesday and Thursday in the
copper country.
Attorneys A. J. Rees, of Hough-
ton, and G. ID. Hanchette, of Ham
cock, were in town on legal business
Monday.
Mrs. Jos. Haas, of Houghton, and
Mrs. Martin Messner, of Newton
vile, were guests of friends in town
this week
G.. p Blankcnhorn left for Mil
waukee Wednesday afternoon on
business trip. He will also visit
relatives in Fond du Lac for a few
days.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson St. Ange had the miss
fortune to break one OF her legs
while coasting on Broad street hill
Wednesday evening,
James Holiday, who had one of
his arms broken while hauling logs
near Portage Entry last week, |
is getting along as well as can be I
expected He will be laid up, how
ever, for some time.
Next Wednesday evening the
regular meeting of Fall River Tent,
X. O. Il. NJ, will be held, when it
will be definitely decided whether ,
or not the members will give q
dance on the evening of February
2lst,
a number of young people have
been enjoying the excellent skating
on the bay this week. The ice near
the shore is perfectly safe, but it |
is learned that young man from
Baraga skated across the bay Mon !
day Wednesday evening party !
of five skated across from L'Anse /;
and return.
The many friends in this city of
Judge Jay A. Hubbell, who, with
his family, is spending the winter
at Washington, will be pleased to
learn that his health continues to
than for several years past. 1t
need be no surprise to see Judge !
Hubbell occupy the bench at the |
April term of the circuit court
A man never knows until he is
called upon to do it whether he can
do thing or not. He has his |
opinion, but he cant be sure he S |
right. Especially is this true in run
ninSsd business, in which ninety men
out of every hundred fail. The ten
successful ones must have something
that the others lack What is it?
Some call it luck. 1t isn't; it's
ability to take things as they come !
and make the most of them. -EX.
At Manistique recently dock |
walloper fell into the river while at |
work loading the steambarge |
Canisteo. AS he struck the water
he tainted away His companions
hauled him out and carried him to
the freehold of the steamer for the
purpose of warming him up. When
he became conscious the first thing
he saw was the roaring fire boxes
and the ghostly looking men about
him. Appealing to the most satanic
looking fellow, he said, Good Mr.
Devil, don't put me in the fire
now. ''-Escanaba Iron Port.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas during
the week: G. III. Gray, Mansfield,
Wis; S. W.-Beck and wife, Huron
Bay; G. G.. Spencer, w. E. Sly, Du-
luth; r. G. Quinn, Negaunee; l.. w.
Hallock, w. w. Rainer. Detroit;
d. ]. Norton, Even; s. Stolz, New
York; VIM. Moore, Fred Hebard,
Ben Brink, Pequaming; Irving Tell
ing, Nathan Reekin, Chicago; Oscar
Zellen, Skanee; j. H. Newman, II.
A. Heath, Milwaukee; G. E. Wells,
Racine, Wis; d. p. Baldwin, Mar
quette; Peter Ruppe, Hancock.