The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-02-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

COnSlueraOlc ice 10 UclnS harvest
ed in town this season.
A party of young folks snowshoed |
over from L'Anse last Saturday.
William Kitz left for Chicago |
Thursday to purchase new goods.
Mrs. Jerrr Greenleaf was visiting
friends at Hancock the fore part Of
the week.
DR.. w. r. StrinSham is visiting
relatives and friends in lower Michi- |
gan.
Gabe Anderson and Louis Stein,
of Pequaming, were Baraga visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Courtney.
OF Marquette, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. hester.
Fl. Nesbtt was transacting bust
ness in the copper country the fore
part OF the week
Quite q number of people from
this city attended the funeral OF
Llewelyn Thomas at L'Anse Thurs
day.
Quite number Of people from
L'Anse and Pequaming attended
the masquerade here Monday even
ing.
Samuel o. Green, of Negaunec,
representing the Upper Peninsula
Brewing company, was IN town
Thursday
Mrs. Charles Boyle and daughter,
who have been visiting friends at
Even for ten days, returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ferguson, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for the
past week, returned to her home at
Sidnaw today.
John NJ. Wagner, OF Chassell,
treasurer of the Sturgeon River
Lumber company, was in town
Saturday last.
Mrs J. w. Aston, Of Laird, left
for Chicago Monday, in response to
q letter announcing the serious i'll
ness OF near relatiNe.
1t is reported that the Gregory
estate property at Lake Linden, in
GLIDING saw mill, planning mill, lake
frontage and docks, Will be adver-
tised for sale at auction IN lew
days.
F.. w. Weber has sold out his
cigar manufacturing business to
Herman Falk and John Anderson,
who take immediate possession.
Mr.. Weber will remain with the
new firm rs head cigar maker.
Miss Lizzie MCCLELLAN closed her
school at Jacobsville this week.
Notwithstanding the short term OF
six months, Miss MCCLELLAN gained
the reputation of being an excellent
teacher and achieving good results.
Two new suits containing appli-
cations for injunction to save pine
were recently filed in the U. ). dis
trict court at Marquette. One suit
was brought by Colin Macpherson
against the Nester Estate and the
Michigan Land e Iron Co. The
other suit was brought by f. j. Sea
bolt against the same parties. The
land lies in the vicinity OF L'Ansc
-Ontonagon Herald.
Jos. Coil returned from Chicago
Monday, where he had been for Over
two weeks purchasing a large ant
elegant line of spring and summer
goods. On account of the severe
storm which prevailed Sunday tn,
Chicago, Milwaukee II st. Pau
train failed to make connection
with the South Shore, and Mr.. Cob
was obliged to remain at Champion
Sunday night.
The marriage Of Mr. James Elem
ing, of Chassell, and Miss Mary L
Doran, Of Baraga, was solemnizc
by Rev. L. j. Attield, at st. Pat
rick's church, Hancock, Monda
morning. The bride is a sister c
Mrs. John Rettenbach, of Hancock
at whose home wedding brcakfas
was served and reception held 10
the invited guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Fleming left for Chassell, wher
they VIII reside. lucy haNo VI
best wishes of large circle
friends.
The logging contracts OF Pryor
Wivell have nearly been complete
for the season and their men al
now busy cleaning up. Operation
this year were carried ON on IL
shore of l. Anse bay and the lo4
have been banked near the halfwa
The firm was very successful IN
wear, having something over l,O0O
600 feet already banked. The log
have been purchased by Charl
Hcbard & Son, of Pequaming.-
Cabinet Evening News.
Arrivals at Bauer House durir
the week: w. ii. Whittemore,
G. Andres, Marquette; S. 5; Ston
Augdon, Utah; S. Gallaghe
Wheaton, Ill; J. w. Habart, ia
Pul'er, Boston; A. Wahl, 5
L'Ansc; Jas. Balm, Philip Larkir
IIu., L[ninar MilWnukt