The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-04-09
LOCAL ITEMS.
Maple sugar season.

Thursday in L'Anse.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Menge, Thursday, son.
Have you decided what sort OF
flowers to plant this season?
Miss Emma Menge went to Calu-
met Friday for brief visit.
Axel Erickson, of Skanee, trans
acted business in L'Anse Friday.
Louis Nicholson, of Covington.
was a L'Anse visitor Thursday.
Arthur Williams. Of Calumet,
spent Sunday with his parents in
this village.
Michael Culliney came down from
Houghton Saturday last on brief
visit with his parents.
Fri E. Tracy, of Pequaming, was
confined to his home this week by a
severe Attack of la grippe.
Mrs. P. Brogan has been confined
to her home for number OF days,
from severe attack of la grippe.
Albert Biggs, of Milwaukee, was
in L'Anse Thursday, being inter-
ested in case in the circuit court.
Miss Lulu Blankenhorn returned
the first OF the week from a few
days visit with friends at Lake
Linden.
Mrs. E. L. Mason, who has spent
the past winter in New York and
Chicago, returned home Saturday
last.
The name OF Miss Rebecca Camp
bell was omitted from the list of
High School graduates who received
class pins last week.
Mrs. Frank Tuttle and children
arrived from Chicago, Sunday last,
to join Mr.. Tuttle, who is employed
in THE SENTINEL office.
Aspecial meeting of L'Anse town.
ship board was held Wednesday
afternoon. The official proceedings
will be found on page four.
George M. Lyon, general man
ager of the Hathaway Graphite
Manufacturing Co., left Thursday
for Grand Rapids on a business trip.
Alex G. Shields, of this village, has
been granted patent on hame tug
fastener. 1t is very useful arti-
Gle, and will undoubtedly gain a
ready sale.
Another social and supper was
given in the school house at the M.
f. Mission last Saturday evening.
The proceeds realized will be used
for church purposes.
Russell Smith went to Tamarack
mine, Houghton county, Wednesday
afternoon, where he has taken a
position on the mining engineer S
force of the Tamarack Company.
Now that spring politics are over,
next in order will be house cleaning
time, when bed tic(k)s will be aired,
and after that, unless some people
become lunatics, there will be peace
for another year.
Paddy Lawler, engineer on the
Duluth passenger train, which lays
over night in L'Anse is a brother
of George Lawler, the noted pugi.
list, who is booked for a match in
Houghton Saturday next.
1t seems good to see wheeled vehi-
cles in action again, after sliding
around on runners for tn, past five
months. Now as soon as the frogs
begin to croak, we may depends upon
having little warm weather before
the latter part Of July.
At the Epworth League meeting
next Friday evening, Rev. III. N
Aldrich will give report of the
District Assembly to be held in Ish
peming from Monday to Friday in
elusive.
Attorneys c. F. Button, of Mar
quette, E. +. LeGendre ana p. III
O'Brien, of Calumet, ]. f. Hambit
zer, of Houghton, and M. II. Crocker
of Ishpeming, we're in town thi
week, in attendance at the term o
circuit court.
The state board OF health ha
issued bulletin, inspired Eby th'
floods in lower Michigan citie
and towns, strongly urging th'
boiling Of all drinking water
The bulletin says the water is yer.
impure.
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