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

moan SletneuC was III iTOtu ohauSe
Wednesday.
Patrick Fahey, Of Spur township,
was in town Thursday.
J. A. Myers, of Calumet, spent
Sunday with friends in L'Anse.
Attorney M. ]. Sherwood, OF
Marquette, transacted business in
L'Anse Tuesday.
Charles Hebard & Sons saw mill,
at Pequaming, began operations Tor
the season Tuesday.
Mrs. C. Hollinger and children, OF
Laurium, are visiting at the home
OF Mrs. Hollrager's father, Louis
Columbus.
Erick Larsen has purchased the
house and five acres OF land formerly
owned by Duncan Robertson, about
two miles from this village.
A game OF base ball will take place
in Smiths field, this afternoon at
2.3O O'Clock, between the L'Anse
High School and Baraga teams.
Rev. H. N. Aldrich and family
will remove in a few days to the
M. E. parsonage, at the Mission,
where they will reside during the
summer. ~
r. c. Williams returned Monday
from Ishpeming, where he attended
the Republican congressional con-
vention for this district, held in that
city Saturday afternoon last,
Three lazy bears, accompanied by
two lazy men, struck town Saturday
last. Next in order will be the
monkey hand organ outfit, including
little red cap. Surely spring is
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Robertson,
OF Houghton, visited friends in this
village Wednesday and Thursday.
They resided in L'Anse for num-
Der of years previous to their re-
moval to Houghton about four years
ago.
A case OF SANDER was tried by
jury in justice court in this village
Tuesday afternoon, the complaining
witness being Mrs. Joseph Bushey,
and the defendant Miss Mary Mayo.
The defendant was found guilty, and
was put under bonds to keep the
peace for period of two years.
The base ball game, Sunday last,
between the Baragas and L'Anse
Rivals, resulted in victory for the
L'Anse team, the score being to B.
The batteries were: L'Anse,J. Picard
and G.. Hendricks; Baraga, l.. Ro-
billiard aud A. Rose. A game with
the Pequaming team is expected
tomorrow afternoon.
The board OF review was in ses-
sion in the Town Hall Tuesday, for
the purpose of reviewing the assess
ment roll for l. L'Anse township. The
board will be in session again Mon
day and Tuesday next, May 23d and
Oath, at which time those having
any fault to 6nd with valuations OF
o,1-a,tx, ,y;ll no baor1
The concert given by the Auto
Sing Society in the Town Hall, Sat-
urday evening last, was grand sue
cess, the chorus showing marked
imps ovement. The special parts
were well executed, and much credit
is due Mr.. H. N. Aldrich for the
success of the entertainment, as well
as for his untiring interest and
efforts 10 the instruction of the
young people since he has been here.
The social feature of the evening
also was fairly we'll patronized, and
a neat sum was realized. The entire
proceeds OF the concert were ten
dered to Mr.. Aldrich, as slight
compensation for his services.
Through the courtesy Of James B.
Angell, president of the University
of Michigan, we hare received Vol.
", No. 8, calendar Of that institu-
tion, containing over 400 pages.
The volume embraces much OF inter-
est to students and friends OF educa-
tion, and is resume OF the work
done during the school term OF 1903
1904. The calendar shows some
interesting facts concerning the
worldwide influence of the univer-
sity in attracting students to Ann
Arbor. The following foreign coun-
tries are represented: japan, Ger
many, Mexico, Ontario, Holland,
Turkey, Arabia, Bulgaria, Colombia,
Cuba, England, Jamaica, Quebec