The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-04-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

L'Anse Thursday.
w. ]. McKanna, OF Hancock, was
aL'Anse visitor Wednesday.
Born, on Sunday last, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Jackson, daughter.
William Marks, of Duluth, was 9
L'Anse visitor the fore part OF the
week.
Edward Penberthy, of Houghton
visited at the home of ]. @. McKer
nan Thursday.
Miss Lily Curl, of Calumet, was
the guest of Miss Mary yWahl the fore
part OF the week.
M. Culliney came down from the
copper country Saturday for a
couple Of days visit.
Miss Mary Shea, of Houghton,
and Doty Shea, Of Hancock, spent
Easter with their parents in this
village.
Attorney p. r. McKernan, who
has been confined TO his home by
illness for number OF days, is
rapidly recovering. ,l...
Mrs. VIM. Fitzpatrick and little
daughter, of Houghton, arrived
Sunday afternoon for few days
visit with friends in L'Anse.
The Misses Albina and Regina
Gingras, of Calumet, returned home
Monday afternoon after few days
visit with friends In town.
Mrs. G.. r. Beehler returned from
Calumet Wednesday, where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. II.
C. Guck, for several weeks.
Joseph Deschaine came up from
Ishpeming Sunday for brief visit
with relatives and friends in town.
He returned Monday afternoon.
Eugene o. Paquette left for Med
ford, Wis, this week, where he will
visit his uncle for a short time be-
fore going to Sault Ste. Marie to
remain for the summer.
L'Anse was well represented
at the firemen's dance in
Baraga Monday evening. About
twenty young people from this side
of the bay attended.
Peter Clyne returned from
Odanah, Wis, Monday, and left
on q business trip TO Sault Ste.
Marie Wednesday. Mrs. Clyne is
visiting friends at Odanah.
At meeting of the village coun-
Gil Monday the standing committees
for the ensuing year were named,
and the appointment OF Fred Kemp
as street commissioner and Samuel
McKindles as marshal were con-
firmed. Peter Clyne rendered his
resignation as village trustee, which
was accepted.
Among those from out OF town
who attended the funeral OF John
o. Edgerton Monday were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Alice Crocker, Mani
towoc, Wis; Miss Elizabeth Edger-
ton, Syracuse, n. Y; Miss Annie
Edgerton. Mss Nancy Crebassa anC
Henry O'Donnell, Detroit; Jerry
Arm and Chris Messner, OF Arnheim;
Mrs. Johnson, Chassell; Miss Lily
Curl, of Calumet, and others.
The Peet brothers, two wellknown
entertainers, will appear at the
Town Hall next Monday evening in
a program OF musical specialties,
songs, humorous and pathetic read
ings, and character sketches. Among
the musical instruments played by
the brothers are the guitar, man
dolin, musical glasses, trombone,
glassphone, and aluminium chimes,
the latter being a decided novelty.
The entertainment will be presented
under the auspices OF the local camp
OF the Modern Woodmen.
John Okxanan, OF Covington,
was arrested Wednesday upon
complaint of Felix Phalen, the
charge being assault and battery.
The case was called Thursday
morning before Justice OF the
Peace Harvey Selden, but al
the court had no order from the
prosecuting attorney to issue
warrant, and failed to require the
( complainant to put up security
for the costs, the case necessarily
had TO be dismissed. Phalen, the
complainant, is generally in trouble
having gained quite q reputation
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