The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J..
B. Smith on Sunday.
Miss Eva Guck, OF Calumet, spent
the past week with her grand-moth-
er, Mrs. G.. F. Beehler.
The children OF D. Levitan went
to Houghton. Sunday last to visit
their mother, who is in the hospital.
Mrs. Owen McMain, Of Petoskey,
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Proctor part of the week.
The hay and cats crops hereabouts
are growing finely and the farmers
are happy.
The last days of the present school
term are drawing near, and the
kids are sorry-nit.
The Misses Libbie Horwitz, and
Rose Neimark, ,of Calumet, ar
rived Sunday for q weeks visit at
the home OF Mrs. Samuel Levitt.
The Misses Della, Rosanna and
Clara Menard went to Marquette
Sunday last on the excursion from
Calumet.
Octave Sicotte went to st. Ignace
Tuesday to meet his two little
daughters, who have returned from
school at Flint, Mich.
w. B. Smith came down from
Calumet Sunday for brief visit at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Smith. r
The force of carpenters employed
by contractor Michael in the con.
struction OF the new Smith store
building finished their work Satur-
day last and painters arrived Tues
day,
Before the present month ends
the summer days will have COM
menced to shorten. What the dick
ems has become of our summer so
far?
W.T.. Menge went fishing Mon
day, returning Wednesday. He
was accompanied by County Game
and Fish Warden Culliney. No
undersized trout were taken.
A reunion of the upper peninsula
lodges of United Workmen will be
held at Houghton on July 25th. An
invitation to attend the reunion has
been extended to L'Anse Lodge.
Land lockers and others who spent
much time in the woods report that
the recent heavy frosts have appar-
emily seriously damaged the blue
berry crop, much of the blossoms
having been killed.
Mrs. James Trethewey, of Lake
Linden, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Gordon Johnston, this week.
Mrs. Trethewey returned home
yesterday.
A certain country weekly wakes
up it's delinquent subscribers in this
lively fashion: 1t is said that a
man who squeezes dollar never
squeezes his wife. A glance at our
subscription book leads us to believe
that many women in this section
are not having their ribs cracked.
Come in and settle and show that
all's right at home"
Sheriff Sicotte is having the Jail
grounds improved. Flower beds
are being arranged, trees planted,
and the ground seeded with grass.
1t will be kept in the pink Of con-
dition after the results OF the labor
begin to be seen. If the present in
cumbent does not reap the benefits,
his successor in Office will.
At a recent meeting OF the L'Anse
village council an attorney appeared
before that body asking franchise
privileges for an electric light plant
and trolley line. 1t is said that the
townships Of L'Anse aud Baraga and
the village OF Baraga will be asked
for like privileges, thereby securing
a right-of-way from 'Pequaming to
Keweenaw Bay. What are we COM
ing to?
The, commencement exercises OF
the University OF Michigan, law de-
partment, will be held next week,
June 14th to 18th. Enrolled in the
law class OF 1908 is Joseph James
O'Connor, OF L'Anse, who has been
attending the University for three
years past. The class day exercises
will be held Monday, admittance to
the bar at Lansing occurring on
muaodav Tho claea this veavr num-