The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-08-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

ue Village CouhSh uoiN "SS"o
Thursday evening.
Aug. Paulson, of Skanee, was in
L'Anse Monday.
The public schools will reopen for
the fall term in about three weeks.
John F. Hollinger, who spent a
few days with Louis Columbus, re-
turned to Calumet Tuesday.
Prosperity is abroad indeed!
Four new pianos were received in
L'Anse this week ..and placed in the
homes of different families.
Miss Kate Shea is expected home
from Marquette tomorrow, 1.-THE six
weeks summer course at the normal
school having been ended.
County Clerk lBeehler Thursday
issued license to wed to John J.
Devine, of Los Angeles, California,
and Miss Edith Singer, of Rich
mond, Virginia.
Miss Kate Curry, of this village,
and sister-in-law, Mrs. William
Curry, of Seattle, Wash, who is
visiting her, visited friends in the
copper country this week.
James p. Edwards, civil engineer
from Houghton, and his assistant,
"Billy" Hoar, have been doing
some surveying this week on S. L..
Smiths lands in the vicinity OF
L'Anse.
Prof. C. A. Davis arrived in town
yesterday from Sault Ste. Marie to
make arrangements for the removal
of his family here. Mr.. Davis is the
new superintendent of LAnse
schools.
The Pequaming ball tossers went
to Baraga last Sunday and crossed
bats with the second nine OF that
village, winning by a score OF Ii to
10. Tomorrow there will be game
at L'Anse between the L'Anse and
Pequaming mines.
Miss Emma Menge returned home
from Detroit Tuesday afternoon,
where she had been attending school
since last fall. Miss Emma took
passage on the steamer China from
Detroit to Houghton, thence to
L'Anse by rail.
S. Jacobson, of Dollar Bay, and
H. Pimstein, of Houghton, were at
Arvon Monday and Tuesday on a
fishing expedition. AS to the
amount of fish secured reports
differ, Mr.. jacobson having left on
the A a. m. train for Houghton
Wednesday morning with the total
catch of both for the two days.
John S. Morrison, of Calumet, was
in L'Anse Tuesday. Mr.. Morrison
and r. G. Williams, OF this village,
who are conducting logging opera
tions on lands at Huron Bay recent
ly acquired by them, enjoyed a
pleasant drive to the docks Wednes
day. They found things progress
ing smoothly at the camp, which is
in charge Of Angus Campbell.
There was wedding at the
Schytte farm about mile from
town Saturday last. The contract.
ing parties were Fred @. Schyttt
and Miss Hanna Jakobson. The
bride is a recent arrival from the
old country. The newly-wedded
couple will reside on the farm, The
honeymoon being enjoyed frou
the front veranda, overlooking
the placid waters of L'Anse bay.
Rev. FIR. Albert D. LaPorte, o
Bandera, Texas, was in town las
Saturday and paid all the expenses
incurred from the death and buria
of his late brother, Alexander, 'wh'
was accidentally killed in the wood
near Huron Bay July 24tb. HI
wishes to extend his sincere thanks
through the columns of Til
SENTINEL, to all the people o.
( L'Anse who SO kindly rendered
assistance in giving the remain,
OF his brother (who was strange
and without funds), respectable
church burial.
The people of Skanee have bee'
making extensive preparations TO
a grand picnic ard social to be hell
next Monday, Aug. 11th. 1t ha
been arranged to meet at Arvon o
IL o'clock, where general goo'
time will be INDUCED in by all wht
attend. Ice cream, coffee, cake
lemonade, cigars, fruit, ETC., will
be on sale. The proceeds derives
will be for the benefit OF tn
Swedish Lutheran church q