The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-01-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Mrs. John Campbell was confined
to her home by illness this week.
p. Brennan made business trip to
the copper country yesterday.
E. Il. Tracy and Arthur Gail were
down from Pequaming Wednesday.
Bert Sweet, OF Detroit, made
business calls on the merchants
Wednesday.
Charles Peterson, who has been
confined to his home with the grip,
is again able to be out.
Mrs. Charles Chappell, OF Mar
-quette, visited her mother, Mrs. G..
+. Beehler, this week.
Mai. w. X. Havlaud was in town
Wednesday morning. He left for
the copper country on the noon
train.
Miss Adeline Beehler went to
Calumet Wednesday, where she will
visit relatives for number OF
weeks.
Miss Kittie Shea returned from
the copper country Tuesday, where
she had been for the past five
months.
A. Matthews and H. j. Payne,
of Marquette, the latter chief civil
engineer OF the d., S. S. Il A. R'y,
were in town Thursday.
Miss Elsie McKernan left Tuesday
for Riverside, California, where she
will visit relatives for six months.
She was accompanied as far as Mil
waukee by Mrs. H. ]. Seifert, who
will remain in that city for few
days.
Jacobson & Levitan, dry goods
and clothing merchants in this city,
have removed their branch store
in Dollar Bay from its former place
to the new building recently erected
by John Currie, Of that place, and
will move into it about the first OF
April. 1t is commodious struc-
ture, 2Sx60 feet, with plate glass
windows, and planned for modern
store.
An exchange states that certain
local paper, in printing an obituary
notice of man who had died in the
community, said, "a long process
sion followed the remains to their
last roasting place" OF course the
family rushed to the office to have
the "error" corrected. The editor
explained that he could not do it
until the seven years back sub
scription the deceased owed had
been paid.
The Epworth League society OF
the M. E. Mission will give social
and entertainment in the school
house at that place Friday evening,
January 9th, the proceeds to
be used for church purposes.
The entertainment will commence
at 8 o'clock. All are cordially in
vited to attend. Arrangements
have been made for care of teams
without extra charge, to accommo-
date those from distance.
The 5-year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Con. Steinmetz broke his right
leg while coasting down Broad
street hill Sunday afternoon.
Children have made practice OF
coasting on the walk down this
hill and it is a wonder that more
are not injured or perhaps killed,
every day. 1t would be good idea
for the authorities to put stop to
coasting on the walks in the village.
The middle Of the street is the
proper place for such sport.
The publisher of a newspaper oc-
cupies peculiar position. He may
say complimentary things about
people every few weeks for years,
and they are usually taken as a mat
ter OF course-as the proper thing
for The publisher to do, and no credit
given or acknowledgment made.
But let that publisher make state
ment, which can by any stretch OF
Imagination, be construed as derog-
atory, and the party who thinks he
is injured cannot be too bitter in
his denunciation of the newspaper
man and no known limit to which
he will not carry his ill-feeling. He
forgets the many past favors done
by the publisher and only remem-
bers the present imagined injury,
which is usually unintentional. But
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