The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-20
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Additional Baraga news on pag,
eight.
VIM. Hand is seriously i'll will
pneumonia.
A meeting of the village council
was held Thursday evening.
John hester left for New York
the fore part of the week on a short
business trip.
County Treasurer H. Wilcox
visited friends in the copper coun.
try part of the week.
! Attorney Walter G. Van Slyck, O!
Sidnaw, transacted business in Bar.
aga part of the week.
Miss Ella Coach, of Chicago. Wis
tied the Misses Irene and Name
! Nesbitt this week
A considerable amount of blue
berries are being shipped from this
place nowadays.
Baraga was we'll represented at
I the school examinations at L'Anse
Thursday and Friday.
| Joseph Coach. who is attending
the Mining school at Houghton. is
visiting friends in town.
Attorney w. E. Doore has re-
moved to the dwelling house recent
ly vacated by DR.. w. r. Stringham.
w. Sharpe, Richard Doran and
Joseph Girard expect to leave for
Oregon Monday, where they. will
take up timber claims.
Mrs. VIM. Price returned from
Salisbury mine. near Ishpeming,
| Thursday, where she had been visit
ing her brother, Rev. Nj. ]. Stevens.
The tile for the new sewer on On
tonagon street is all laid, and is a
Job long needed. The old sewer at
this point was in wretched condi-
ton.
Mrs. George Armstrong is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +.
Markle, for few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Armstrong are now residents
of Munising.
Mrs. W. r. Stringham and child
rem left for Cheboygan Tuesday
evening. DR.. Stringham left Satur-
day last for the Pacific coast in
search of suitable location.
Paul Davis, who enlisted in Com
pany G., Twelfth regiment, Mime
sofa volunteers, returned from San
Francisco, Cal, Wednesday, to visit
his parents, having been granted a
furlough of sixty days.
Notices are out calling for bids to
lay water pipes f~om Superior
street to Goldsmith street, at the
school house corner The main
reason for laying this pipe is for
the purpose of furnishing the school
with water. which heretofore has
been carried from the pipe at On
tonagon street.
The NJ. f. church in this city,
which was built over four years ago,
will be dedicated tomorrow after
noon. The service will be held at
3 o clock, Rev. JOS. Frazer, presid-
ing elder, officiating. He will be
assisted by Rev. H. Gillingham, Of
LAnse and Rev. j. H. DeLacy, the
pastor All are cordially invited to
attend the service. There will be
no service in the evening.
West Branch, Mich, is feeling
gay over new lady lawyer, Mrs.
Merrie H. Abbot, q graduate from
the Ann Arbor University, who has
stuck her stakes in Ogemaw county,
and already has a case booked for
the circuit court. Wonder if she
has hankering for Office and wants
to be prosecuting attorney?-Gay-
lord Herald.
VIM. Kitz left for Hibbing, Mimi,
Thursday, to look after his business
interests in that city, where he has
a large dry goods and furnishing
store. From there he will go to
Waukesha, Wis, to meet his family
who have been visiting friends at
that place They will then go to
Milwaukee, in which city they in.
tend to make their future home.
For a number Of years past Mr..
Kitz has been one OF Baraga S
hustling merchants, and numerous
friends will regret that he and his
family have decided to remove.
non't forget that tho host place