The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-10-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

Houghton, was in town Monday.
Eugene and Leo Paquette were
down from Calumet to spend Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wallace, of Hough-
ton, visited friends in town Sunday
and Monday.
Albert Blankenhorn, Of Milwau-
kee, was the guest at the residence
OF his brother, G. P. Blankenhorn,
Sunday and Monday.
Frank N. Wilde left Monday
morning for Petoskey to visit rela-
tives for a week or TIVE, before
going to Cleveland, 0. E
Miss Kate Shea has accepted a
position as teacher in one of the dis.
trict schools at Skanee. She has
already enterd upon her duties.
The Misses Clarissa and Exilda
LeDuc left Wednesday for Marquette
where they will attend school at st.
Joseph's academy the coming win
ter.
A new law regarding hotels and
boarding houses requires rope of
half an inch in diameter to be placed
in every sleeping room, the rope to
be OF sufficient length to reach to
the ground.
The schools will be closed next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
on account OF the teachers institute
for Baraga county, which will be
held in the High School rooms on
those days.
The railroad fare for the round
trip for those wishing to attend the
Upper Peninsula Educational as
sociation meetings at Hancock next
week will be $1.35 from L'Anse and
$1.15 from Baraga.
Rev. Isaac Wilcox, who preached
at the Indian camp meeting services
here last August, has been trans
ferred from the M. E. church at
Negaunee to the Methodist charge
at Iron Mountain.
Hon. f. Fl. Towar, for many years
vice president of the First
National bank, Of Marquette, but
who is soon to start new bank in
that city to be known as the Nation
al Bank, was in town Tuesday.
1t is said that the jobbers who are
establishing lumber camps in the
Huron river district, that is, those
who have their base of supplies at
Champion, will employ at least
three hundred men during the COM
ing winter.
Sam. McKindles, proprietor Of
the "L'Anse House" has removed
from that building to the Senge.
busch building on Broad street,
where he has better and more commo-
dious quarters for the accommoda-
tion of boarders.
Edmund Edgington and Miss Ella
Lillian Powers, both of Covington,
were united in marriage in this
village Thursday afternoon. The
young couple left on the 4:45 train
on brief wedding trip, after which
they will locate in Marquette. They
have the best wishes of their
friends for a happy and prosperous
future.
Next week will be held the annual
state teachers institute for Bar
aga county. These institutes are
the means of bringing together g
large number of teachers and edu
Gators to the place where they are
held. The meetings will take place
in the L'Anse High School this
year, beginning next Monday
morning, continuing for three days
Some prominent state educators
will be present.
A fashion note says that belts
gloves and neckties Of rattlesnak'
skin will be worn by women this
, fall. We knew the poor rattlesnak'
would come to it sooner or later
1t was the only vermin left tina
women did not wear. Think of ;
woman being arrayed IN seal skin
sacque, ostrich feather hat, goa
skin shoes, whalebone stays, kit
skin gloves, horse hide belt, tortois,
she'll combs, fish scale trimmings
stuffed canary birds, clam shell but
tons, Spite dog muff, mink tai
/, collarettes, alligator hide purse, ant
now q rattlesnake tiel Solomon /,