The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-02-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

ers and no little injury to the cause
of education. Patrons should fire.
quently visit the various depart
ments and see for themselves wheth-
err or not there is any truth In the
statements made by gossips.
Oscar Zellen returned from Geor-
gia Friday morning, where has been
for several weeks In the interest OF
Chas. Hebard & Son. Of 4Pequaming.
Miss Grace Mitchell and Miss Sig
rid Zellen gave q social at the
Christian Endeavor rooms last even
ing, which was very interesting and
highly enjoyed by oil present.
| Next Friday evening at the meet
ing of the Christian Endeavor in the
basement of the M. E. church Geo.
A. Davis will give talk on the
subject of Books and How to Read
Them. erybody is invited to at
tend.
The annual village election will be
held On Monday, the 9th. of March.
Miss Linnie Chapel and niece, Miss
Kate Chesebro, when To Lake Lin.
den Thursday to visit Miss Chapel s
brother Thomas, who is confined in
the hospital. They returned Fri
day. Mr.. Chapel submitted to an
operation and is said to be getting
along well.
| County Clerk Voetsch went to
Michigamme Thursday.
/ Village Marshal Samuel McKindles
made flying business trip to Bar
aga Thursday afternoon.
! The publication of the aist OF lands;
in Baraga county defoquent fer
taxes OF 1900 and previous years will
be commenced in The SENTINEL
March 7td and contiEued for five
weeks previous TO the hearing at the
April term of court.
p. r. McKesnan, IA. Voetsch, w
| t. Mense, II. j. Seifert and Octave
Scotte attended the hockey gone at
Houghton Wednesday night.
! Washington birthday fails on
Sunday this year, ahus mbining
two legal holidays in one.
| MRS. ]. G. McKernan is visiting
relaIives in the copper country.
| Mrs. Fred Proctor was a Hough.
ton visitor Tuesday.
Don't forget the basket social
and free concert by the ladies of the
Sacred Heart church, in the Town
Hall, next Saturday, Feb. Il.
Mrs. NJ. Wallace, who has been
the guest of Mrs. g. p. Blarkenhorn
for the past three weeks, returned
to her home in Houghton Monday.
1t is understood that Bert Gomez
and Harry johnson, of this village,
have rented one of the vacant store
rooms in the Menard block and
ab0nt the first Of March will start u
shop forsthe manufacture of cigars.
The gentlemen also contemplate
putting in couple OF pool tables
and operating restaurant in con-
nection. Soft drinks and cigars will
also be kept on sale.
The L 'Anse public schools began
the second semester Monday. The
schools are progressing rapidly un-
der the direction. Of Supt. Davis and
his corps of able assistants.
Mrs. Emily Sengebusch is con-
valeseing from an illness Of several
weeks.
Hebard &:6on s tug Jay c. Morse,
was let into the water yesterday
from Croze 'sdry dock, at Houghton.
The tug has been practically rebuilt
during the past two months uader
the direction Of Capt. Mckenzie.
| d. Levitan left for Chicago last
evening on business trip.
A. Latendress returned Thursday
morning FROM few weeks trip out
west.
Wolves are becoming positive
nuisance in this and adjoining coun-
ties. There's something hunters can
get after without fear OF the game
wardens.
Farm For Sale.