The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-04-16
CITY ITEMS.

NaJ II lIi u -oth al cO' N"y
III. Selden was at the copper
country part Of the week.
Edward Nichols was down from
Nestoria the fore part of the week.
Barlow Wallace, of Marquette,
spent Sunday with friends in town
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gauthcr, Wednesday, daughter
VIM. Wahl has sold a carload OF
potatoes, which was shipped Tues
day.
Walter Edgerton, Of Houghton,
spent Sunday with his father in
this city.
John Thoncy, of Marquette, was
shaking hands with friends in town
Monday.
Miss Curl, of Houghton, was
the guest of the Misses WahI
part of the week.
Mrs. Rush Culver, ofMarquette.
was the guest of Mrs. u, A. Mack
part of the week.
Samuel O'Conuell removed his
household effects to Houghton
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. O'Con-
nell s friends in l. Anse are sorry to
see them leave. c
Mrs. Charles Johnston, who was
adjudgcd insane last week, was
taken to the asylum at Newberry
Tuesday, in charge of Mrs. Duncan
Robertson.
Fire broke out in the Newbcrry
Journal printing Office one night
last week aud the press and material
were badly damaged. The origin Of
the fire is a mystery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Halsey and
children, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in town for
several days, returned to their home
at Marquette Tuesday.
S. T. Harris returned from Chi.
cago last Saturday. He has secured
a position as travelling salesman for
Il wholesale grocery house Of that
city. His territory will be the
Upper Peninsula
w. f. Tyler, Of the Chicago, Mil.
waukee d St Paul road, passed
through l. Anse Wednesday on his
way TO the copper country. Mr..
Tyler has heretofore made his head
quarters atGrean Bay, but is now
stationed at Milwaukee.
The executive committee of the
upper peninsula firemcn 5 associa-
tion has set the date of the annual
tournament and convention for
August Sd to 9th, to be held at
Houghton. Houghton citizens have
Guaranteed to raise the 1000 re-
quired for the occasion.
TnE SENTINEL is under obligations
to Mr. Geo W. Hibbard, the genial
passenger and ticket agent of the
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
railway. for copy of map issued
by the Canadian Pacific Railway CO.,
showing the different routes to
Alaska and the gold fields. 1t is,
without doubt, the best map of
Alaska that has yet been issued.
Those desiring to look up any
points in the great gold country are
invited to call at this Office and eX-
anime the map.
The Lansing Republican is res
ponsble for the following; "a GER
tain young physician took his best
Girl to the theater one evening last
week. The curtain was late in ris-
ing, and the Young lady complained
of feeling faint. The doctor smiled
sweetly upon her, took something
out of his vest pocket and whispered
to her to keep ''the tablet in her
mouth, but not to swallow it. She
shyly placed it on her tongue and
rolled it over, but it would not dis
solve: she felt much better, however
SO when the. show was over she
slipped the tablet in her glove, be-
ing curious to examine at home this
tasteless, ,indissolublc little substance
which had given her much relief in
the opera house When alone in the
room she pulled off her glove and
out came a-pants button.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas during
the week I. III. Lang. G. ID. Han
chette, Peter Ruppe, Hancock, Nj.
Sherwood, Ed. Mitchell, G. NJ. York,
S. w. Goodale, G. NJ. Gooding. +.
Bending. John Michel, ID. p Bald
win, Will G. Brown, J. f. Farrel,
J. f. Ball, John Thoney, B.O. Pearl
c. f. Button, Rush Culver, Mar
quette; S. II. Sweet, Grand Rapids;
II. l.. Hutchinson, Peoria, Ill. Il. H.
Cheney, Milwaukee; Harry Hadley,
Nj. Grau, Harry w. Smith, A.SteinS
feldt, Chicago; Geo. Mcdonald, Red
ruth; G. f. Hall, Chassell; r. l..
Hammond and son, Iron Mountain;
r. T. Looney, Albert Rees, A. r.
Gray, Ioughton; +. S. McCurdy,
Detroit; L. II. n. Porter, Omaha;
~ w. Haire, Ironwood; E. b. Bald
win, Ashland; Oscar Zellen, Skanee;
II. M. Tyler, N. hTonawanda; G. G.
Percy, Minneapolis; j. II. Ryan,
Duluth.