The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-06-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

quietly observed in L'Anse.
The date of the High School JUNO
reception will be June Goth.
Frank Halsey, of Calumet, was
L'Ause visitor Monday.
Senior examinations for L'Ans,
High School are in progress.
r. c. William left Thursday for
few days cruise in the woods.
The census enumerators are now
at work, having started Wednesday
June 1st.
Mrs. Louise Erickson, of Skanee,
was a L'Anse visitor the fore part oi
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hoar, ol
Houghton, were L'Anse visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Charles H. Menge and daugh-
ter returned Friday from visit with
relatives in Owosso, Micho
A party, composed of twelve or
fourteen young people of L'Anse,
enjoyed an outing at Arvon Monday.
Mrs. n. Butz, Of Pequaming, re-
turned Tuesday from brief visit
with Mrs. D. J. Norton, at Ontona-
gon,
The fishing parties to the Silver
river Saturday report an enjoyable
trip. Several Of one party returned
Monday.
Mrs. T. Bergeron aud son Frank,
of Calumet, returned home Friday,
after few days visit with relatives
and friends in l. L'Anse,
Mrs. G. F. Beehler returned from
Calumet Thursday afternoon, where
she had been visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Fl. G.. Guck, for
the past four weeks.
The Methodist Episcopal church at
the Mission is in the hands of paint
ers: and decorators. Services will
be held ia the school house until the
work of renovating the church is
completed.
Mrs. D. ,Levitan received tele-
gram Friday morning from her
father, ]. Levitansky. stating that
he had just arrived in New York
City from his home in Suwalky,
Russia Poland, and will visit her in
about three or four weeks.
An infant son of Mrs. Hannah 'Plover,
of the M. f. Mission, died Friday OF
last week, after brief illness. The
funeral was held from the NJ. e..
church, at the Mission Monday
morning at 10 o'clock, the service
being conducted by Rev. H. N.
Aldrich.
Mrs. j. B. Smith left this morn
ing for Battle Greek, Mich, to attend
the b-annual convention of the Great
Hive, of the Ladies of the Modern
Maccabees, as representative from
Meadow Brook Hive, of this village.
Mrs. Smith also holds the Office OF
chairman Of the committee on APP
peals, of the Great Hive.
f. p. Schultze, agent at the depot
in this village, has received official
notice that the passenger depart
ment of the South Shore announces
that the night train service between
Nestoria and Calumet will be re.
sumed, commencing Sunday, June
9th, when the Calumet Duluth sleep.
ing car line will be resumed.
1t now looks as though the pro
posed and long looked-for new depot
in L'Anse will not materialize thi:
summer, as all roads are curtailins
expenses, and the ID. S. S. & A. roat
has laid-off several crews of carpen
ters. The present depot does very
well during the summer, as there /!
plenty of room outside, but in winter
it is decidedly unhandy, as there il
mighty little room inside.
William Meron was arrested las
Saturday evening, upon complain
Of his wife, who charged him will
being intoxicated and abusing her
and misusing her children. Meror
was arranged in justice court Tues
day morning, and pleaded guilty
He is an old offender, having beel
arrested many times. He.was sen
fenced to imprisonmentint in the count,
Jail for ninety days, and will hav
ample time in which to consider tn
error OF his ways.
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