The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-07-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

G. A. Stringer, of Detroit, was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. C. p. Blankenhorn is visit
ing friends in Houghton.
M. Wallace, of Houghton, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. ]. @. McKernan is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. McRae, of Dollar
Bay.
Leo. Pauquette, of Houghton,
visited his parents in town few
hours Sunday.
Attorney j. F. Hambitzer, of
Houghton, transacted legal business
in town Wednesday.
Martin Messner, of Newtonville,
was shaking hands with LAnse
friends Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Thomas returned
from lower Michigan Sunday, where
she had been visiting friends for a
number of weeks.
Samueh Levitt, clerk in jacobson
& Levitan S store at Dollar Bay,
spent few days in town this week
enjoying the excellent trout fishing.
Victor Peterson and daughter
Annie left for Iron Mountain
Wednesday afternoon, where they
will visit relatives for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Guck, of
Calumet, visited relatives in town
Wednesday. They'll left for Mackinac
Island Thursday, where they will
spend number of days.
An Italian organs grinder sawed
off number of stereotyped selec-
tions in town Monday evening. He
had as an accompaniment genuine
"giva-da- -monk-a cent.
Rev. Frederick E. Britten, Of
Albion, chairman of the Prohibition
state central committee, was in
town Monday. Mr.. Britten is a
pleasing gentleman, and an earnest
and faithful laborer in the cause he
advocates.
The vitascope entertainment
given in the Opera House Tuesday
evening by Prof Ira Fenton, under
the auspices of the NJ E. church
society, was largely attended and
proved to be very pleasing. The
moving pictures were distinct and
the Spanish-American war scenes
excellent.
DR.. w. r. Stringham, who prac-
ticed medicine and also conducted a
drug stere in Baraga for two years
previous to one year ago, when he
removed to Millbrook, lower Michi
gan, has opened an Office in the
Menge block, and will also establish
drug store in town within a
short time. The doctors many
friends throughout the county will
welcome his return.
1t will interest people to know
that there exists very simple re-
ceipt. which if followed to the
letter, is said to be very effective.
Before you go to the lakes, trout
streams or into the woods try this:
Moisten the hands and face with
alum water and let it dry. Not a
mosquito will touch you; they just
hum about second or so and dis
appear.-EX.
Fred c. Wetmore, of Cadillac,
grand master workman of the A. O.
U. w. order, and John F. G. Hol-
lings, of Detroit, deputy grand
master workman, visited L'Anse
Lodge, No. ia, Wednesday
evening, and each gave a
very interesting and instructive
address. Mr.. Wetmore and Mr..
Hollings are both very pleasant
gentlemen, enthusiastic workers in
the interest of the order, and their
visit to L'Anse was greatly APP
preciated. They left Thursday
morning for Ishpeming.
Following were arrivals at the
Thomas House the past week: E.E.
Kaufman, Geo. d. Clinton, ]. A.
Jacobsen, H. S. Cohn, r. Goldstein,
Chicago; w. V. Gawley, G. A.
Stringer, j. F. G. Hollings, Fred c.
Wetmore, c. E. Cole, A. L. Stan
dard, Detroit; ]. j. Deshammer,
Wexford; Fred E. Britten, Albion;
w. e. King, Cincinnati; A.Stewart,
Duluth; H. A. Heath and daughter,
Milwaukee; John Mitchell, Mrs. VIM.
Noon, Marquette; Mrs. Hatswell,
Sn,,inaw. n w Rae,. Skanep