The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-07-16
CITY ITEMS.

tOWu Iue lOTc pdrI VI VIC WCSh'
J. W. Uren, of Hancock, was in
attendance at circuit court this
week.
r. G. Pryor, of Houghton,
transacted business in town this
week.
ATTORNEY r. L. Hammond, 'ot
Iron Mountain, was in town yester'
day.
Joseph Fordney, the well known
Saginaw lumberman, was in town
this week.
The weather Thursday was the
hottest experienced in L'Anse sc
far this season.
Hon. o. w. Robinson, OF Chassell,
was in town this week in attend
ance at circuit court.
An adjourned session of the May
term of the United States circuit
court convened in Marquette Tues
day.
The Misses Edith and Annie
Williams entertained a few OF their
lady friends at their home Wednes'
day evening. -
Miss Mary Jacobson, of Chicago,
is expected here tomorrow and will
visit her brother, S. Jacobson, for
two months.
E. G. Fuller and Alfred Leslie, OF
Pequaming, both of whom are well
known here, have joined Company
F, at Houghton.
At meeting of Fall River Tent,
X. O. T. NJ, Wednesday evening,
o. H. Sengebusch was elected
finance keeper to fill out the unex-
pired term of H. T. Ingersoll, who
has removed from the city.
H. T. Ingersoll went to Houghton
Wednesday and expects to have his
new store at that place in running
order in few days. His household
goods have been shipped, but Mrs.
Ingersoll and children will not leave
for several days yet.
Two hand organ outfits, including
"two and four-legged monkeys, "
struck town Wednesday and re-
mained for a few hours. They
escaped bombardment, and also
escaped with but little, if any, do
nations in the tin cups.
The dedication of the new Sacred
Heart church in this city will
doubtless take place Sunday, the
31st inst. Arrangements are being
made to give an excursion from the
copper country on that day, either
by boat or rail. Further particulars
will be published in The SENTINEL
next week.
The commissioner of internal rev.
enue has decided that railroad COM
panies making a charge for excess
baggage of passengers shall be re-
quired to affiX a one-cent stamp on
all bills of lading covering such ex-
cess in the same manner as express
companies are required to stamp
their bills of lading.
John and Walfred Zellen, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zellen, of
Skanee returned from Ann Arbor
last week. John, who has been
taking four years medical course,
was one of the graduates, June Both,
from that department of the
university, and received his d.
ploma. Walfred has been at Ann
Arbor for the past two years.
Some person who is fond Of figures
has found out how far farmer has
to walk to put in forty acres of
corn. To plow the ground with a
sixteen-inch plow, he walks $50
miles; to harrow it thoroughly be-
fore planting he walks so miles, and
to cultivate it afterwards he will
have to travel 300 miles, making
grand total of 700 miles, besides
planting and gathering.-Ex.
Following were arrivals at Hotel
Thomas during the past week: C.G.
Spencer, Duluth; M. G.. Calef, Ish-
peming; S. H. McGregor, Nestoria;
VIM. X. Haviland, John Rothwell,
ItQuduuluR, ~. DoioWiu, ~. a
Button, w. .McPherran, A. Miller, E.J.
Mapes, B. o. Pearl, M. J. Sherwood,
]. E. Ball, Marquette; FIR. Ring,
Evanston, III. John Ebleu, Menomi-
nee; ]. G. Buckland, ]. A. Fuller,
S. Hartemann, Milwaukee; Thos. II.
Lang, F. S. Dunbar, A. r. Gray,
Houghton; w. A. Curry, Duluth;
NV. Haire, Ironwood; J.A. Ander-
son, John Golden, P. Nester, Baraga;
S. w. Goodale, Detroit; Geo. Wat
son, Lake Linden; p. r. Eber, ]. d.
McLachlan, Shene Lossie, o. w.
Robinson, Joseph Foscie, Frank
Foscie, John Byrne, Chassell; WV.
Stockly, w. ]. Uren, Hancock; B.
W. Sweet, F. G. Culver, Bay City;
John Power, Ishpeming; Harris
Levine, Champion; ]. w. Fordney,
Saginaw; N. T. Cohen, R.Goldstein,
]. H. Brown, Chicago; Oscar Zellen,
Skanee; j. Nj. Rodman and wife,
Jno. II. Lewis and wife, DeKalb, Ill.