The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-05-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

A meeting of the village council
was held Thursday evening.
County Clerk Geo. o. Beehler
spent Sunday with Calumet rela-
tives.
Miss Kate Chesbrough. Of Aston,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Linnie
Chapel.
Sam. McKindles and VIM. Hursley
were at Marinette, Wis, recently
at witnesses in law suit to recover
money on some horses.
A marriage license was issued by
the county clerk Thursday to
Nestori Heikkili and Hilda Neimi,
both residents of Covington town
ship.
Messrs. c.. p. Blankenhorn and
n. J. Seifert were at Marquette on
q business mission Tuesday, going
on Monday nights late train and
returning Tuesday evening.
Michael Culliney is in town on a
visit to his parents. He has been
employed in structural iron work at
the Champion stamp mill for some
time past, but upor his return Mon
day will 60 to the Arcadian.
Attorney P. R. McKernan left
Monday for Mt. Clemens, Mich,
where he spent the week. He at
tended the K. of p. grand lodge
meeting as representative of the
local lodge.
Fred M. Twiss, OF Lansing, Sec
retary Of the state tax commission
ers, will soon be here for the pur-
pose of looking up assessments, He
is on tour of the upper peninsula
counties.
Victor Robinson, one OF the
Robinson brothers who will be re-
membered as being connected with
operations at the brick yard here
last summer, is prosperous in the
flour and feed business at Mass
City.
There will be an excursion over
the South Shore road from the
copper country to Marquette to-
morrow. The excursion is to be
given by the Ancient Order of
Hibernians of Hancock. The fare
for the round trip from L'Anse and
Baraga is 50, and the special is due
to arrive at l. L'Anse 9 a. m.
John Penrose, of the business
Office force Of the Houghton Gazette,
succeeds F. A. Venney temporarily
as manager of the paper. Mr..
Penrose is an old employe OF the
Gazette, having been with the old
and new company for quarter OF a
century. Mr.. Penrose received his
first trainining in the printing
business in L'Anse, in the Office OF
what was then the Industrial Age,
but later became THE l. L'ANsE SEN
TINEL.
Rev. G. M. Thompson, OF Mar
quette, delivered patriotic lecture
on Mckinley at the M. E.
church Wednesday evening, under
the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor Society. The size Of the
audience was somewhat of dis
appointment, but the remarks OF
the reverend gentleman were much
appreciated by those who did at
tend.
At meeting of the local camp OF
the Modern Woodmen, Tuesday
evening it was decided to send q
representative to the meeting at
Houghton May 28th, when head
CduIp lcCtuIcI Will Oc pTeocub VI
address the copper country mem
bers of the order on the readjust
ment plans, now being so mucf
talked about by members OF tn,
order all over the country.
Making assessments, and being
cussed for them, is only one of the
troubles of a supervisor. A farmer
went to supervisor in one Of tn
townships Of Delta county last weel
and wanted him to lay out road II
q certain district. The latter trie,
to tell him that it was outside of hi
duties, but the farmer wouldn
take any excuse and thumped th'
supervisor good and plenty for hi
refusal. He will think IL over 70
the next thirty days, however, Ill
the quiet and solitude OF the count,
Jail.