The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-09-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

i Mrs. K. L. Mason spent Monday
in the copper country.
] Attorney H. A. Miller transacte,
business ia Marquette this week
]. 81. Jacobs, OF Marquette, wa.
in L'Anse the latter part Of the
week.
| John S. Penrose, business man
ager Of The Houghton Daily Mining
Gazette, was a L'Anse visitor
Thursday.
The members Of L'Anse Hose
company have decided to give q
ball in the Town Hall Thanksgiving
eve. Particulars announced later.
Miss Nellie McCabe has been en-.
gagged to teach the primary school
at Keweenaw Bay. She will leave
for that place tomorrow, school
opening Monday.
There will be q base ball game
tomorrow afternoon on the local
grounds between the L'Anse and
Aston teams-that is, If the Alston
aggregation manages to get here,
as per agreement.
Henry w. ODonnell, grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edgerton, Of
Detroit, is seriously i'll at st. Mary's
hospital in that city, having UNDER
gone an operation for appendicitis.
There will be q meeting of the
Lady Maccabees next Monday
evening and large attendance of
members is desired. Important
business will be brought up before
the meeting.
The carcass OF q fox was found by
the section crew on the South Shore
railroad tracks near the village
Monday morning. 1t is thought the
animal was killed by one OF the
night express trains. Evidently
this particular fox was not OF the
''foxy" variety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edgerton, ac-
companied by their son Columbus
and grandson Guy O'Donnell, ar
rived at their Detroit home Saturday
last. Miss Elizabeth Edgerton also
arrived there from Syracuse, N. Y,
where she has been visiting rela-
tives.
Oscar Zellen has leased the, Sea-
man residence and will remove his
family from Skanee to L'Anse for
the winter. They expect to be
settled In their new home by the
latter part Of next week. A com.
petent man will be placed in charge
OF the farm during Mr.. Zellen's resi-
dence in L'Anse.
d. Levitan's store was closed
Tuesday and Wednesday owing to
the Jewish New Year holidays. Ac-
cording to the Jewish reckoning
this is the year 1904, and its OF
servance is carried out rigidly.
Among the orthodox Jews the fes-
tival Of New Years lasts two days,
but the reformed Jews confine the
celebration to one day.
Marriage licenses were issued to
the following parties by County
Clerk Voetsch during the past
week: Matt Mattson and Alma
Michaelson, both Of Baraga; John
Hugo and Harriet Head, both Of
Assinins; Matthias Aronson and
Kristine Sivertson, both OF Baraga;
Peter Solomon and Miss Della
Kariean, both Of Baraga.
A pleasing entertainment was
given In the Town Hall Thurs
day evening for the purpose Of
raising funds to complete the re-
building OF the Mission church at
Bay Mills. The entertainment con-
sisted of vocal and instrumental
musical selections by NJ. E. Mission
talent and residents OF the Bay
Shore. There were also interesting
talks on the subject OF the Indian.
The program as published in The
SENTINEL last week was carried out.
Says the Marquette Mining Jour
nal: "a biographical record of Mar
quette, Baraga and Houghton coun-
tics is being delivered this week. {.
1t Is o very good looking volume,
but nevertheless the majority oi
people are wondering what sort OF q
trance they we're in when they
placed orders, as they are frank
enough to place the value of the
work at nothing. The volume, with
sketch OF purchaser, costs $17 and
$50, the latter price being charged
when picture was published. I"
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