The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-06-04
CITY ITEMS.

The school term will close June
oath.
Mrs. Oscar Zellen, of Skanee, was
at Houghton Wednesday.
Rev. FIR. Joisten spent part of the
week in the copper country.
Negaunee and Ishpeming will
hold a rousing joint celebration
July 4th.
Charles Hebard, of Pequaming
left for Detroit Wednesday on a
short business trip. ~
The third annual (re9union of the
U. Z. Veterans Association will be
held at Iron Mountain Wednesday
June 22d.
Miss Name Reynolds left for
Petoskey Tuesday, where she will
visit her grandparents for the sum
mer.
). Jacobson, of the firm of Jacob
son n Levitan, left for Chicago
Thursday where he will purchase a
large and choice stock of goods.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Gillingham and
children left for Sault Ste. Marie
Tuesday, where they will visit Mrs.
Giliingham $ parents for IA fort
night.
the work of plastering the new
Sacred Heart church is now going
on, aud it will not be long before
the fine new edilice will be ready to
hold service in.
'You have looked upon my face
for the last time, he resolutelv de-
clared, as he put on his hat. What
are YOU going to do?" she cried,
raise whiskers?'
Mrs L. ]. Shepard and daughter
arrived from Calumet Thursday and
are guests of Mrs. Shepard 5 sister,
Mrs. S. T. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Smith went 10
Detroit today Mrs. Smith goes as
a delegate to the L. @. T. NJ con
vention. which assemblies in that
city on June llth.
Next Friday afternoon the board
OF Supervisors will meet. when adj
vertiSed bids viii be opene 1 for the
construction of second story to
the cell portion of the county Jail.
Following is the order of Catholic
church services for tomorrow, Sun
day June 9th: First mass, s
o'clock, at Pequaming; high mass.
10 30 at L'Anse; catecGism, , p. m.
devotion, p. N.
There is now through sleeping
ear service on the d., IS ). A., be-
tween Calumet and Detroit. The
first sleeper passed through L'Anse
Wednesday Patrons OF the road
will appreciate this addition,
George \. Newett, OF Ishpeming
commissioner of mineral statistics,
has our thanks for copyof the pub
LEGATION on Mines and Mineral
Statistics. The book is neatly
gotten up and contains 80 pages.
The Pequaming stage team be-
came frightened when about ready
to leave that place yesterday morn
Ing, and ran away. They were
stopped. however, several miles
this side Of Pequaming, and no
damage resulted.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. T. Ingersoll
will leave for Detroit Monday
afternoon Mr., lngersoll goes
as delegate from L'Anse
Lodge, X. O. 7. NJ, to the great
camp review. Mrs. Ingersoll will
visit relatives and friends in Ian.
sing for several weeks.
nr Henry Austin Adams. the
celebrated former Episcopalian
minister Of New York, now editor
of Donahue Magazine, in Boston.
will lecture in this city for the
benefit of our new Catholic church,
on June l7th. Tickets will be for
sale in L'Anse, Baraga and Pc
quaming.
LAnse was visited by a terrific
windstorm Wednesday noon and for
a few moments it looked aS though
"A regular Old cyclone had struck
the town. A portion of the brick
vcneering on the front of NJ.
Wallace's block, was loosened by
the wind and fell to the walk,
bat fortunately no person was in
jured. The storm lasted but Il
short time.
Maine Day" exercises were held
in all the schools throughout the
county Thursday. Nav 26. County
Commissioner NJ ]. Mckanna
states that the returns will all be
in by Monday next. 1t is estimated
that about $40 was contributed by
the children of this county for aid
ing in building the proposed monu
ment to the memory of the sailors
who went down with the Maine.
Cards have been received an
nouncing the approaching marriage
of DR.. r. S. Walker, of Toledo, O.,
to Miss Elizabeth Manning, of the
same city, which will, take place
navt "Wednesday V,ph 9th Y Dr