The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-10-15
CITY ITEMS.

Miss Nina Wallace, of Houghton,
visited friends in town Wednesday.
A much needed improvement is
being made in connection with the
Town Hall.
Hon. John Jones, receiver OF the
Marquette land Office, was in town Il
few hours Tuesday.
Mai Haviland, OF Pcquaming, was
in attendance at the meeting OF the
board of supervisors Tuesday.
Miss Annie Williams went to
Houghton yesterday to spend a
week with Miss Nina Wallace.
Miss Minnie Lloyd left for st. Paul
today to enter a hospital and lit
herself to become trained nurse.
Mrs. L. ]. Shepard and children,
of Calumet, visited her sister, Mrs.
S. T. Harris, several days this week,
Several focks of wild geese were
observed flying southward Sunday,
which is sign that warm weather
is nearly over.
Auditor General Dix has notified
county treasurers that certificates
of tax histories must have l0-cent
revenue stamp.
A social dance was given in the
Town Hall last evening under the
auspices of several young people OF
L'AnSe and Baraga.
Governor Pingree has decided to
make tour Of the Upper Peninsula
during the present month and is ex-
pected in Marquette on the 10Th.
A number of L'Anse people at
tended the funeral of the late John
Beckman, of the Swede Settlement,
held at Baraga Thursday afternoon.
Charles Cullnan, of Dollar Bay,
was in town this week and made
arrangements to have his dwelling
house removed to that town. The
building will be taken to Dollar Bay
on scow.
The congressional case between
Hon. G. d. Sheldon and Sam M.
Stephenson, which was to have been
submitted to the supreme court
Thursday, was continued until Mon
day next.
Supt. E. l.. Bower, Of the LAnse
high school, who took the state ex-
animation held at Lansing in
August last, was successful and
Wednesday received a life certifi-
cate, granted by the state board of
education.
The schools will be closed all of
next week, as teachers are required
to attend the state teachers in
stitute for this county, which will
be held at Baraga commencing
Monday morning at 10 O clock, and
continuing until Friday afternoon
at o'clock.
]. G.. Turner and Philip Voetsch,
of L'Anse; l. Gust of Arvon; p.
Nester, of Baraga and James Nc
Kercher of Spur, attended the Re-
publican representative convention
at Crystal Falls Thursday as dele
gates from this county. Martin
Voetsch also took in the convention.
In giving the names of the
brothers and" sisters of the late
Henry Jackson, who died Monday
of last week, we omitted mention
ing two sisters, viz: Mrs. z. M.
Greenfield, of Mount Clemens, Mich.
and Mrs. Sarah Heard, of London,
England; also two brothers, Robert
Jackson, of this city and Philip
Jackson, of Sitka, Alaska.
The Hancock Copper Journal
states that The SENTINEL repub-
lished four inch item from that
paper regarding the disappearance
of Mrs Thompson, of Jacobsville,
but that we forgot to give credit.
If the editor of the Copper Journal
will take another look he will dis
cover that he charges us wrong
fully, as full and proper credit
was given.
Don't get big-headed, young man,
this world can get along without
you. If taken out of 1T, your rela-
tives and friends may mourn for o
time, but the world, bless you, she
will never slip q cog, and the sun
will rise and set the day after your
death 1t is well for you to stop
and take into consideration just how
little you amount to and what a
tiny little speck you are in the
great conglomeration and hustle of
the universe.
Services in the Sacred Heart
church tomorrow will be as follows:
First mass at a. m, second mass
at 10 a. m. After high mass there
will be benediction. The services
will be conducted by Rev. FIR.
Mockley, of ST. Patrick's church,
Hancock, as the regular pastor,
Rev. FIR. Pinten, will be in attend
ance at the dedication ceremony of
the new Sacred Heart church at
Calumet. There will be no services
in tie evening.