The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

was In GOWh "on""J'
T.. Murphy was calling on tue
merchants in town Monday.
Eliza Turner, Of tho Arcadiah
Mine, is the guest OF her cousih'
Grace Harris.
Master Jack Ruhl, OF Houghton'
visited his aunt, Mrs. J. Is. Smi'n'
this week.
IA Moore, of Dollar Bay, is
spending few days in town Oh
business.
lanes II. Huling left Sunday
night for Lewiston, Idaho, where
he intends to locate.
Wednesday was Washington s
birthday, consequently the usuai
ring OF the school bell was not
heard.
Miss -Adelinc Beehler returned
from Calumet Sunday, where she
had been visiting relatives ior
several weeks.
Miss Annie Williams and
Miss Rose Blankenhorn went TO
Houghton Tuesday to visit friends
for number Of days,
Mrs. ]. G. Turner, of Arcadian
Mine. aud Mrs. A. j. Ruhl, OF
unughton, were guests OF their
sister Mrs. J, B. Smith, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Geo. o. Beehler, OF this city, ana
II. Wilcox, of Baraga, will attend
the Republican state convention to
be held in the city OF Jackson March
1st. as delegates from this county.
A man who considers himself an
authority on grippe wrote to apa-
Nor saving that it was alraost in
verbally due TO failure to keep the
feet dry. ThereIpon another man
sends in a communication, saying
he knows an individual who has nae
grippe five years in succession an'
he has two wooden legs.
Tho recent unusual> spell o
severe cold weather raised havo
with coal bins and number OF pee
nle have discovered that thel
usual winters supply will not D
sufficient. Several tons OF coal al
rived Monday for use at the scho'
as the supply on hand was II
sufficient to last during the ba'ano
of the cold weather.
The oyster supper given IN u
.Opera House Wednesday evenin
NV the ladies of the nj. r. churt
was well attended and a good
sum netted, which will be used u
church purposes. Supper vi
served from $50 to 10 p. M, al
those who did not prefer oys'e
raw. could have them fried, stew
or escallopcd, or dish OF eac
There was also table OF ran
articles, candy table, and br
MES. All were well patronlzed q
exhausted early ia the evenln
The latter afforded much anus
ment for the young people,
The following from the copp
country department OF the Mini
Journal, will be Of interest
L'Anse people, as 1t pertains
two former residents OF this TOW
IN. Wallace, Of the new livery II
ofM. Wallace Il Co., in which he
now associated with George Re'
witz. has returned from Chics
with a carload OF new horses Tor
livery and sales stable and VIII 50
he followed by two carloads
vehicles for the barn which
promises will open the eyes OF
people of Houghton and OF
copper country generally. The
firm has purchased the corner
occupied by Weir & Hobba and
succeed the latter firm in the &
eral blacksmithing and carri
building business, having enga
Charles Smith, formerly OF M
Suette and until recently, when
came to Houghton, in the bl'
smithing business at L'Anse'
manage the blacksmith shop.
addition to the old building on
side adjoining the present barn
be torn down to make room II
sales barn, 30 ny 20 feet in
which will be et ycted early in Al
practically doubling the pres
quarters occupied by the firm.
wagon and carriage shop may
added on to the south side OF
blacksmith shop to replace the
tions which will be torn dow
l.