The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

his parents mere.
Mrs. w. d. Manness is numbered
among the sick.
r. C. Williams made business
trip to Marquette Tuesday.
Attorney p. r. McKernan was at
Marquette Wednesday.
Miss Nellie McCabe went to Han
cock Tuesday for few weeks.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Deroschcr, Saturday last, son.
Arthur Williams, of Houghton,
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home in this city.
Geo. Schoneweg, of Covington
township, has sold his homestead
and gone to Seattle.
John b. Graham returned from
Skanee Monday, where he had been
during the past winter.
Mrs. WI. McKanna, of Houghton,
who is visiting at the residence of
M. J. McCabe, is seriously i'll.
Cal Hollinger and Fred Proctor,
of Pequaming, were shaking hands
with friends in town Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. N. Fuller left for North
Irving, Mich, Monday, whore she
will visit relatives for several weeks.
j. E. Johnson, of Pequaming, was
in town Tuesday. He is just re-
covering from long illness Of
pneumonia.
1t is reported that Sam New
man S shanty, located near John
Sterk S farm, was burned Wednes-
day night.
Miss Edith Williams. who is en-
ployed in the Office OF the secretary
of state at Lansing, is visiting in
town for few days.
Peter Ruppe died at his home in
Hancock Yesterday morning about
1 o clock, after "a brief illness. He
was - years Of age. Mr.. Ruppe
conducted general merchandise
store in L'Ansc for many years
previous TO the fire, three years ago.
The Misses Allie and May McKer
nan, Mrs. II, T. lngersall. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Wallace. George Botsford,
and J. F. Hambtzer, Of Ioughton,
and Miss Mary Wallace and George
Bovin of Marquette, visited friends
in town Sunday, and also attended
the entertainment at the hall Satur
day evening. Mrs. Wallace will re-
main in town for several days.
w. l.. Mason, formerly of l. 'Anse,
but for number of years residing
in Detroit, returned from the
Klondike Wednesday, where he has
been for the past year. He has
secured a claim near Selkirk, and is
confident that it promises well. He
will remain here for few days, and
expects to return To the gold region
before many weeks.
Rev. FIR. J. G.. Pintcn, who sue.
cceded Rev. FIR. Joisten as pastor OF
the Sacred Heart church in this
city about six months ago, went to
Marquette Wednesday, where he has
been assigned as assistant at the
cathedral. His congregation here
and the community in general are
indeed pleased at his deserved pro.
motion, but greatly regret his de-
parturc, as he is gentleman held
in high esteem by all. Rev. FIR. II.
Cola, of Toronto, Ont, has been
assigned pastor of the church here.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas during
the past week: Allen Tyrrell, Els.
canada; Fl. O. McMain, A. f. Leopold,
VIM. Allen, A. G. Bayless, Nj, r.
Donehue, Chicago; Marshall Dage.
man, Republic; Geo. f. Depeer, Cal
umet; Ed Vogel, Sheboygan, Wis.
Jas. Welsh, Michigamme; E. j.
Mapes, Miss Mary f, Wallace, G. H
Moore, G.. j. Bowen, Jos. Patterson,
G. G. Moore, G. Corcoran, Mar
quette; w. f.. Doore, Jas. f. Nc
Farlane, G. T. Merrifield, Thomas
Workman, Baraga; Mrs. f. w
Hebard, Maria Latendresse, f. f.
Tracy, Jos. Wolf, A. l.. Hollinger
Pequaming; ]. f. Sullivan, Fond dr
Lac; J. F. Hambitzer, Mr. and Mrs
M. Wallace, Houghton; ]. o. Currie
W. G. Currie, Duluth; +. w. Knep
pie, city; N. W. Haire, Ironwood
John G. Calder, Thos. H. Calder
500; J. Fl. Ryan, Duluth p. j. Kehoe
Brechin; W. S. Prickett, Sidnaw
Il. j. Morgan, Oshkosh; ]. ]. Cole
ST. Paul M. Butler, Ishpeming; ]
o. Linder, Marinette.