The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-10-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Charles Lightfoot came to town
from Skanee by sailboat Wednesday.
Allen Johnston takes to ducks in
stead of partridges. He bagged
six.
Justice Breulle, of Lake Linden,
was in town on business few days
this week.
Walter Harris, formerly post
master here, has returned to the
Elm River.
p. Brennan was a business visitor
at Newtonville this week. Also
G. o. Beehler.
The social at the M. E. Mission
Friday evening of last week resulted
in proceeds of $15.35 to be used for
church purposes. q
Mr.. and Mss. John r. Thomas left
for Skanee Wednesday morning.
John R. is the possessor of new
gun and is out testing it.
Miss Catherine Thomas has
secured position in dry goods
store at Marquette. Another prize
won from L'Anse oy our crafty
neighbor.
Miss Gillingham, late from Lon
don, England, sister of Rev. Fl.
Gillingham, formerly pastor of the
M. E. church here, is visiting the
Edgertons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moro, of Dollar
Bay, are at the Thomas House for
the winter. Mr.. M. has a position
with w. S. Prickett, .the Sidnaw
lumberman.
Prof. Gust. Londberg, of Skanee,
will give an exhibition of hypnotism
at the Town Hall this Saturday
evening. He comes with good
recommendation from Skanee peo-
pie.
+. +. Webb, late of the Fremont
Business College, Fremont, Ohio,
arrived in town last Saturday even
ing. Mr.. Webb is a graduate of
one of the leading pen art schools,
comes highly recommended as q
teacher, and will remain in the
peninsula and conduct penmanship
classes during the fall and winter.
Rev. j. H. DeLacy, of Baraga,
will preach at Pequaming tomorrow
morning, and at the NJ. f. Mission
in the afternoon. Rev. j. NJ. Shank
will occupy the M. E. pulpit at
Hancock, in the morning, as the
regular pastor, Rev. S. NJ. Gilchriese,
is very ill. Rev. Shank will preach
at l. 'Anse in the evening as usual.
Young Napoleon Sabourint re-
ceived rifle wound on his left hand
Wednesday afternoon. He was
loading the gun, and swhile using
the ramrod the trigger became dis
engaged, firing the rod through his
hand, followed by the bullet, which
tore through the little finger, lodg-
ing in the third finger. The bullet
was removed and the wound
dressed
William II. Turner was arrested
Wednesday, upon complaint OF
Patrick Culliney, county game and
fish warden. Turner was charged
with having the dead carcass Of a
deer in his position. Upon examina-
tion in jnstic court Turner was held
for trial at the next term of circuit
court, furnishing bail in the sum OF
5000 for his appearance at that time.
Partrdges have fallen under the
deadly Workmanship of the follow
ing named gentlemen since last Sun
day: Phil Voetsch and Herman j.
Seifert, at Skauee, H. Otto Senge-
busch, IL; Daniel and Will Hebard,
20 a gentleman from Hancock
bagged II, and another from
Houghton managed to corral 81.
Partridges in the vicinity of L'Anse
seem to show partiality to stran-
gers.
A supper and social will be given
at the NJ. E. Mission next Saturday
evening, October 18th, by the young
people, the proceeds of which will
be appropriated towards the church.
Supper will be served from $50 to
IL o'clock. The Pequaming or
chestra will furnish music and a
royal good time with an excellent
supper is promised all those who
attend. Everybody is requested to
come and bring their friends. The
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