The L'Anse sentinel., 1904-05-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

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a L'Anse visitor Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Boyer, Wednesday, son.
There is at present only one pris
oner in the county Jail.
]. p. Meyers, Of Munising, is
spending few days in L'Anse.
Frank Wolf returned TO his hon q
in Detroit Monday, after a few days
visit in L'Anse.
August Gilman, of Skanee, and
Patrick Culliney, of this village,
were at Honghton Friday.
The tug Hebard arrived at Pc
quaming Sunday with raft of logs
from Traverse Bay, to be cut at
Hebard & Son s mill.
Louis Menard purchased a fine
horse from Frank Foucault, of Bar
aga, Friday, for use in his livery
business.
Thomas Brennan returned Friday
from Oshkosh, Wis, where he had
been taking six months course in
the Williams Business College.
The Silver Star Dancing Club has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Delore Menard; vice-president,
Octave Sevoy; secretary and treas
urer, Chas. Berlowitz; director,
Frank NcKindles. Parties are held
every Wednesday and Friday even
ings.
The dance given in the Town Hall,
Friday evening, by the members of
Stein s Band, OF Baraga, was largely
attended and very enjoyable affair.
Early in the evening the band played
number Of selections upon the
streets. The boys have very nobby
uniforms, and are rapidly forging to
the front.
The annual petit jury list for the
year beginning June l, 1904, and
ending May 81, 1905, was prepared
by the county clerk, judge of pro.
bate, sheriff and county treasurer,
Wednesday. The list comprises 13S
names, which were taken from
the poll books OF the several town
ships in the county at the last elec-
tion, as provided by the statute.
There are no names on the present
list of men who have served as jurors
within the past two years.
A letter was received this week
from John ]. Smith, who is serving
short term in the Branch Prison
at Marquette. John Joe, as he is
Familiarity called, is young man
easily led, and unfortunately got
into trouble, which terminated with
sentence in the Branch Prison, and
in a way may be beneficial, as he now
sees the error OF his ways, aud will
doubtless profit by the experience.
He writes very good letter, and
the schooling he is receiving will also
be of great benefit to him.
The Epworth League will give a
Birthday Social" next Friday even
ing in the parlors OF the Methodist
church, the proceeds to be used in
defraying' the cost of papering the
church parlors. Each person at
tending is requested to bring as
many pennies as they are years old.
During the evening there will be
various forms of amusement, in
Guiding "Amagrams," Cat Guess
ing Contest, and a marble Con-
test A splendid luncheon will be
served. A good time is promised,
and all are invited.
Word was received Wednesday
from John B. Graham, stating that
he is in st. Mary's Hospital, in Mar
quette, and is having rather seri-
Gus time. Last winter he met with
the misfortune OF having his feet
quite badly frozen, and has been
laid up the greater portion of the
time for the past four months. A
few days ago it was found necessary
to amputate one toe on each foot,
and it is feared second operation
will be necessary. Mr.. Graham has
the sympathy OF his friends in this
county in his affliction.