The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-04-27
LOCAL ITEMS.


Wis, this week.
d. J. Norton, the Even lumber
man, was in town Monday.
A meeting of the township boart
of health was held Tuesday evening
Mrs. Chas. Ssndberg. of Mar
quette, visited friends in towr
Tuesday.
The sidewalks in town have beer
undergoing much needed repair.
during the past week.
Miss Eliza Turner returned to
her home at Houghton Monday
after visiting relatives in town fol
two weeks.
Alfred w. Scheurman, who has
been connected with The SENTINEL
for over year, left for his home in
Saginaw Monday.
A. large number OF fine cedar
poles, gotten out and hauled to the
village during the winter, are be-
ing shipped daily by rail.
Patrick Shea, formerly fireman on
the push engine stationed at this
place, has been promoted to pas
senger run between Marquette and
Calumet.
Mrs. Fred King and>Mrs. Oscar
Dubois, of Huron Bay, we're in town
this week to attend the fair and
bazaar given by the ladies of Sacred
Heart church.
The weather thus far has been
decidedly peculiar for the month
OF April, there being no rain. 1t
is bad for log driving, as the
streams are very low.
Rev. H. Gillingham and son, of
Atlantic Mine, Houghton county,
called on friends in town Wednes-
day. Rev. Mr.. Gillingham was
formerly pastor OF the NJ. K. church
in this village.
Henry Murphy is seriously i'll
with la grippe at the home of his
parents in this village. Mrs. p. c.
Murphy and daughter Annie have
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sickness for several weeks.
T. II. Robinson, sspe-i- s~.-"A---.l
Of work at the new brick yaro o'
the Michigan Supply company
has had his household ehects re-
moved to this village, and mas
commenced housekeeping IN 'ne
Seaman residence,
William X. Haviland, Jr,, of
Peouaming, who returned from
Portland, Ore, few days ago.
where he has been taking course
IN medical college, spent lew
hours in town Wednesday. lie VIII
return to Portland next fall.
c. E. Child, formerly night
operator for the South Shore a,
Neeaunee, has been transferred
from that place to the position o'
onerator at the depot II TINS
village. Mr.. Nugent, former oper
ator here, has been assigned W 'h'
station at Munising Junction.
John Campbell, general superln
tendent OF the Detroit Constructor
company, the concern wh'cp :
tearing down the large ore DOCK
Of the Huron Bay & Iron Rang
road at Huron Bay, arrived
town from Detroit "Wednesday
Mr. Campbell drove out to tn
scene of operations to view u
progress of work
Mrs. William Steele, mother
w.. ]. Steele, Of this village, died
her home in Guelph, Ont, Frid;
of last week, the funeral occurrit
Sunday. Deceased had been IN po
health LOT d uuhoSt ~
but about two weeks previous
her death, was taken sudden
worse, and it was then realized
those in attendance that the g
was near. She had resided in
town in which she died Tor o'
fifty years.
G. M. Livingston, M. d., OF n
amazoo, has just issued q direct'
of the medical class OF 9s OF
University of Michigan in whic'
published short sketch OF eaci
the members OF the class. Ann
them are noticed the names oil
Jackson, of Houghton, DIR. John
Zellen, of L'Ause, DR.. 5. .. Lee
Calumet and DIR. A. A. Swinto
former Calumet man, but now
ootad at Charleyoix, Mich.