The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-21
LOCAL ITEMS:

Is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Steinbach.
Miss Nellie McCabe is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ]. McKanna, at Greenland.
Mrs. E. A. Doan, of Manistique,
was the gnest of Rev. and Mrs.
]. M. Shank Saturday and Sunday.
A. A. Boutell, president of the
Detroit Graphite company, and
daughter, spent part of the week in
town.
Michael Culliney came down from
the Arcadian Tuesday for a visit
with his parents and few days
rusticating.
Miss Lillian and Master Chester
Smith, OF Trimountain eMine, are
visiting at the home Of their grand
father, A. G.. Shields.
A new wheel is being placed on
the tug Daniel L. Hebard. The
work is being done in Croze's ship
yard at Houghton.
Miss Rose Blankenhorn and Miss
Catherine Thomas were among
those from L'Anse who attended
the circus at Hancock Tuesday.
Word has been received from
Detroit that Mrs. Earl Edgerton,
who has been sick for a number OF
months, is still confined to her bed
most OF the time.
The longest day in the year. as
reckoned by the almanac, has ar
rived, and we may now expect to
see the hours of daylight grow
shorter day by day.
After July 1, 1902, the postoffice
department will pay an indemnity
of $25 for value OF lost domestic,
registered, first-class mail matter.
The previous allowance was only
$40.
Miss Olga Zellen, of Skanee, who
is taking a course in the University
of Michigan at Ann Arbor, arrived
home Saturday last to spend her
summer vacation at the home of her
parents.
The convention of dancing masters
in New York sounded the death
knell OF the "two-step," which is to
be fastened to an untimely eud.
The waltz is to be revivitied and i'm
proved.
M. Wallace and r. Skiff Sheldon,
OF Houghton, spent a day trout
fishing in this vicinity the first of
the week. They took home with
them about twenty-five pounds Of
fine trout.
Joe. O'Connor arrived from Ann
Arbor Tuesday evening to visit his
mother and sisters here during the
summer months. Mr.. O'Connor
is taking a course in the law de-
partment of the U. of M.
"Fannie Hills English Blondes, "
a burlesque aggregation, played at
the Town Hall Monday evening.
They didn't need anything larger
than a bushel basket to.hold the
receipts.
Quite a number of people from
L'Anse took in Ringing Bros.
circus at Hancock Tuesday. There
were sixty three excursion tickets
sold by Agent Wright at the d.,
S. S. & A. depot on account OF the
circus. About dozen Pequaming
people attended the circus at
Calumet the previous day.
The grammar department of the
Pequaming school closed for the
summer vacation on Friday of last
week, while the lower grades were
continued in session for another
week, lending yesterday. Prof. V.
v. Phelps, who was teacher ol
the grammar department for the
past three months, left for Chicago
Monday.
At the convention in Marquette
last week the Ladies Of the Mac
cabees changed their name, after
voting for expansion, to the Ladies
OF the Modern Maccabees, or the
l.. o. T. Ms, and will also change
it's ritual. This the supreme hive
officials claim is what they have
been contending for, but they will
come into the Michigan territory in
retaliation. The supreme hive
headquarters are in Port Huron,
while the great hive headquarters
are located at Ann Arbor, and 1t Is
said thew will remain there.