The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-10-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

HEOI anu uEo. os kAs Do'AS "SNS
Calumet visitors Wednesday.
Miss May McKernan came down
from Dollar Bay Thursday on visit
to her parents.
Earl Edgerton came down from
Portage Entry Friday on visit to
his brother, John Edgerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Hathaway
returned Sunday morning from a
visit in Detroit and st. Johns.
Mrs. G. p. Blankeuhorn went to
Houghton Thursday on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. L. B. Arm
strong.
An "Uncle Toms Cabin" COM
pany is billed to appear at the
L'Anse Opera House next Wednes-
day, Oct. 33d.
Rev. B. IF. Lewis will have for
his subject at the Methodist Epis-
copal church tomorrow evening,
Seeing versus Believing"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herlich went
to Ann Arbor Monday, where they
will consult a specialist in regard
to the illness OF Mrs. Herlich.
This week James Lampson trans
ferred the ownership Of his resi-
dence on Broad street to Louise
Carlson, wife of Gust Carlson.
d. Devitan received new cash
register this week for use in his
store. 1t is model of its kind and
the finest machine ever placed in the
county.
Mrs. H. c. Ouch, OF Calumet, was
in town between trains Tuesday.
She was on her way home from
Marquette, where she attended the
funeral OF her nephew, Howard Os-
good.
Henry Steinbach, who has ef-
ficiently performed the duties OF
ianitor at the Town Hall for the
past several years, turned over the
keys to the. township authorities
Saturday last.
The township schools were dis.
missed Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday to give the teachers and
many OF the pupils an opportunity
of attending the sessions Of the
state teachers institute held at
Baraga.
The township board Of health
held meeting Saturday last and
allowed small pox claims amounting
to $12O, incurred in connection with
the recent case at Chas. Picard S
home. The bills were allowed as a
charge against the county.
The Misses Catherine Thomas,
Grace E. Mitchell and Lulu Blank
enhorn left for the Thomas home
stead at Laird Thursday, where
they will decorate their hats with
squirrel tails and enjoy the strenu-
Gus life of the homesteader for day
or two.
The county clerk issed a marriage
license Thursday, to Herman o.
Tulekangas and Miss Ulrika Helena
Bjorni, both giving their place of
residence as Baraga. Friday morn
ing another license was issued to
Joseph Cheney and Miss Odill
Beauprey, both of Covington town
ship.
Harry Steinbach, who entered
the Houghton College OF Mines at
the beginning OF the term a few
weeks ago to take course in civil
engineering, returned home Mon
day. An injury which he received
to one OF his knees during the early
part of the summer is again causing
him considerable trouble and will
prevent his re.entering the school
for an indefinite period.
A fair sized audience greeted the
production OF the three-act comedy
drama, Diamonds and Hearts, at
the Opera House Saturday evening.
Generally the audience was pleased
with the play and its participants.
Many OF those who took part ex-
plain that If they bad had another
week OF rehearsals still better salts
faction might have been given.
The specialties between acts were
very good, especially the vocal Sc
lections by Miss Aurelia Murphy
and Miss Salina Seavoy, both young
ladies being encored. The ballet
dancing by Miss Nellie McCabe and
the Misses Belanger was appreciate
cd and brought forth rounds of ap-