The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-11-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

houAy Souuoeou 10 uuociSe
among the sick.
Only two days more remain Of the
open season for killing deer.
Will Wallace, of Houghton
visited friends in L'Anse part o
the week.
D. Levitan left Sunday last fol
Chicago to purchase large supply
Of holiday goods.
Miss Lizzie Beehler was confined
to her home by illness several days
this week.
A regular meeting of L'Anse
township board was held Wednes
day afternoon.
Miss Amy Newton, Of Newton
vile, was q guest at the residence OF
P. G. Murphy this week.
The small boys have been enjoying
themselves skating on the ice which
has formed on Fall river and Meadow
brook.
Earl Edgerton was down from
Portage Entry the first Of the
week. He left Tuesday for his
home in Detroit.
Harry Steinbach, who is attend.
ing the Mining School at Houghton,
spent Thanksgiving Day with his
parents in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Harris,
OF Houghton, former residents Of
L'Anse, are rejoicing over the
arrival OF a little son at their home
Sunday last.
The partnership of Dommer &
McGregor, in the saloon business
at Nestoria, has been dissolved.
The business is now being con-
Quoted by Mr.. Dommer.
The Thanksgiving service in the
M. e. Church last Sunday evening
was largely attended. Each number
on the program was well rendered,
and very interesting.
The tug Hebard, Of Pequaming,
is undergoing repairs toits engine
at the Portage Lake Foundry and
Machinery Co.'S dock at Hancock.
The boat probably will remain on
Portage Lake for few weeks to
buck the ice for late boats. She
had a busy season in that respect
last all.-Hancock Journal.
William Merron, arrested Thurs
day of last week upon complaint of
his wife, for assault and battery,
and who pleaded not guilty upon
his arraignment, Wednesday morn
ing, the date set for trial, changed
his plea to that OF guilty.
He was assessed fine OF $15 and
costs, or in default OF the payment
thereof, ninety days Imprisonment
in the county Jail at hard labor. Up
to the present time Merron has
failed to procure the amount.
The first regular meeting Of the
Choral Club was held in the High
School room Tuesday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Forty-two persons
were present and joined the class.
"A number OF others who were
unable to be present, will join at
the next meeting, Tuesday evening
of next week. Great interest was
manifest, and under the able tutor
ship OF Rev. H. N. Aldrich, leader
AMI instructor, it Is indeed a rare
opportunity for all who desire to
learn to read music and cultivate
their voices.
One Of Liveryman Louis Menard s
spirited horses INDUCED in an
exciting runaway Wednesday morn
ing. The animal was attached to a
cutter and was being driven by DR..
d. Mcintyre, who had Intended
driving to Assinins. The horse
became unmanageable when going
down the hill opposite the Methodist
Episcopal church, and dashed down
the street in zigzag course, turn
ing the corner at the Thomas Hotel.
At this point the doctor was thrown
out, but the. horse continued up
Railroad street, plunging into q
couple OF alleys to vary the
monotony. 1t was finally captured
by Leo McKindles, one OF Mr..
Menard's barn men. The cutter
was totally demolished, only the
shafts and iron runners being Of
any value. Various portions OF the
harness were recovered about town.
The doctor escaped unhurt, and the
horse came out Of the fracas with a