The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-06
LOCAL ITEMS.
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relatives in L'Anse Monday.
BENZ. Brink, OF Pequaming, was a
Houghton visitor last Sunday.
Oscar Sansregret and family are
visiting friends at Hubbell, Hough-
ton county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Davis re-
turned Monday from two weeks
outing at Government Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Smith, Of Tri-
mountain, are visiting Mrs. Smiths
father, Alex. Shilds, who is very Ill.
Mrs. d. Levitan went to Hancock
Wednesday, to attend the wedding
OF David Oshinsky and Miss Sarah
Fisher.
Rev. H. N. Aldrich and family and
John H. Edgerton and family
composed very pleasant party at
Burnt Plains Thursday.
Mrs. John E. Brennan was taken
to st. Joseph's Hospital in Hancock
the first of the week, where she is
undergoing treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Davis are tenn
porarily located in the Proctor
residence, the Proctors during the
summer residing in Pequaming.
Walter Edgerton and daughter
Mabel, of Houghton, visited at the
home OF Mr.. Edgerton's father, ].
H. Edgerton, part Of the week.
Leo Paquette, of Laurium, visited
at the home Of his parents in this
village last week, and also enjoyed a
fishing outing at several OF the
streams adjacent to town.
S. Jacobson returned to his home
at Dollar Bay Sunday last. Friday
and Saturday he was quite i'll, but
recovered sufficiently to return
home.
Is q. Anse seems to be getting more
thSGits share OF editorial comment
these days on>account OF the "Bell
Cow" Ordinance, passed by the coun-
Gil recently.
G. Hollinger, OF Hubbell, Hough-
ton county, is spending a few days
at the home of Mrs. Hollinger's
father; Louis Columbus. Mrs. Hol-
linger and children have been visit
ing there for several weeks.
The many friends in this county OF
Alex G. Shields will regret to learn
that he is rapidly failing, and the
end is doubtless only question of a
short time. His affliction is can
cerous growth on his neck.
l. Levitansky, who has been visit
ing at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. d. Levitan, for the past two
weeks, left Monday for Buffalo,
N. Y, where he will visit relatives
for few days, and then leave for
his home in Suwalk, Russia Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hebard, Mrs.
d. L. Hebard, Miss G. d. Cunning
ham, and Morgan Hebard, OF Pc
quaming, boarded the steamer North
West at Houghton, Tuesday, for
Duluth. From there they will go to
Yellowstone Park for a pleasure
trip.
There was very jolly party visit
ing at Government Point, near
Skanee, last Sunday and Monday,
where they visited ''the only Sam
Shears. Those who composed the
party were: DR.. and Mrs. p. D.
Borland, of Lake Linden; Miss Gus
sic Lathrop, Of Calumet; Mrs. Mary
Young and Miss Rose Blankenhorn,
of L 'Anse, and Donald Mcintyre, OF
Ann Arbor. They, together with
the colony already there, returned
Monday.
A charming comedy-drama, car
load of special scenery and mechani-
cal effects, big band, grand oper-
attic orchestra and many new and
novel specialties, strong company
OF acting people with the ''Uncle
Josh Spruceby" company, will no
doubt draw large crows during the
engagement at L'Anse Opera House,
one night, August 9th. In these
days when the public is flooded with
'farce comedies, with no plot, It
is q relief to witness play OF this
It's pure, homely humor
aud rustic pastoral scenes give the |
theatre -goer a rest from the ''fast |
aud furious" kind OF show, and for |
those that like sensation the play
has realistic scenes and startling
climaxes that will surely give the
necessary "shivers. Prices, %, 35
and 30 cents. !