The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-02-25
LOCAL ITEMS.


days has been welcome.
r. C. Williams was at Houghto
several days this week.
Mrs. John O'Connor is still con
fined to her home by sickness.
w. ]. McKanna, OF Hancock, wa
o L'Anse visitor part of the week.
Miss Mary Erickson, OF Skanee
was L'Anse visitor Saturday last
William Smith, of Calumet, spen
Wednesday with his parents in thi
village.
A regular meeting Of L 'Anse town
ship board was held Thursday even
ing.
Attorney ]. f. Hambitzer, o
Houghton, was L'Anse visitor
Tuesday.
Thomas Larkham and William F.
Thompson, OF Skanee, were L'Anse
visitors this week.
A number OF L'Anse people at.
tended the ski tournament at Ish
peming Wednesday.
G.. A. Davis and Donald Young at.
tended the hockey game at Hough'
ton Wednesday evening.
Miss Elsie McKernan, of Hough-
ton, is assisting Miss Voetsch in the
postoffice for q number of days.
DR.. w. A. Zellen returned from
Ann Arbor Thursday, where he had
been visiting for the past month.
Mrs. Chas. Heughens attended the
Sunday School convention held in
Hancock Tuesday and Wednesday.
D. Levitan and daughters Char
lotte and Rosie left Wednesday for
Phillips, Wis, to visit relatives for
a few days.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Geo. c..
Jackman read an interesting paper
on Rapid Transit" befor the Ep-
worth League.
P. c. Murphy, who has been. con-
fined to his home for the past four
weeks, as the result of fall, is able
to be around again.
At a meeting OF the Epworth
League, next Tuesday evening, DR..
]. o. Zellen will read paper on
"The Solar System.
Rev. II. N. Aldrich attended the
twenty fourth annual convention of
the Houghton and Keweenaw Sun
day School Association, held in
Hancock, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The schools and stores in L'Anse
were closed Wednesday. in honor OF
the anniversary OF the birth Of
George Washington. The postoffice
was also closed, excepting during the
hours of mail.
The L'Anse hockey team went to
Pequaming Wednesday and played
the Pequaming team. The game re-
suited in score OF 4 to in favor
of Pequaming. A return game will
be played in L'Anse this afternoon.
Word was received this week that
George w. Moore, OF C9ur d 'Alene,
Idaho, is quite sick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore were residents OF Pequaming
for many years, up to about five
years ago, when they removed to
Idaho.
A merry party Of coasters on
Broad street met with an accident
Tuesday evening, by which two little
girls received quite severe injuries.
In passing a heavy logging sled on
one side OF the street, the guide mis-
Judged the distance, and the result
was q collision, throwing the coast
ers against the logging bob" 1t
was very narrow escape from a
serious accident.
During the winter season, when
hanging out clothes is so difficult,
try putting handful Of salt into the
rinsing water, and the clothes won't
freeze or stiffen until after they are
hung on the line; indeed, it is posi-
BILE even to change the position OF a
lineful OF clothes, IL necessary, be.
fore they freeze, and best OF all, il
hung out in the sun they will have
commenced to dry before freezing
begins. This saves the wear and
tear, for nothing is SO hard upon the
linen as this freezing and fiapping OF
the wind. They are also easier to
remove from the line. Have pair
Of white gloves for hanging out
rlothos the u,hita uool sort that q ro