The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-10-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

Louis Menaru, Jr., wdS a. Ousou
agon Tuesday.
( Attorney ]. J. O'connor was at
Marquette Tuesday.
Rev. H.. N. Aldrich was q copper
country visitor Monday.
Attorney L. N, Lsgris. Of Hough-
ton, was in town Monday on legal
business.
Attorney J.. F. Hambitzer, OF
Houghton, was in town Wednesday
on legal business.
Mrs. q. A. Davis returned Sunday
evening from q short visit with
friends in Calumet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Treffle :Bergeron, OF
Houghton, were in attendanc at the
funeral of Narcisse Siecott, Monday.
S. W. Beck, OF PEGS ming, was in
town Tuesday. on bis way to Bren-
nan s camp, where he will be engag-
ed for the winter.
Messrs Matt Hansen, r. @. Will
liams, w. L Mason, Martin Voetsch
and w. T. Menge went to Houghton
Monday evening to attend session
of the Masonic lodge.
Miss Sophia Novek, formerly Of
L'Apse, but now residing in
Duluth. and who has just returned
from an extended trip to Florida, is
spending few days with her par
ents in this village.
Supervisors August Gilman, OF
Arvon: F. w. Schwalm, of Baraga;
p. #. Tracy. OF Covington; and 5.
T. McKercher, OF Spur, were in
town this week in attendance at the
annual meeting of the county board.
Among the donations to assist in
the progress of Sacred Heart church
fair, is round trip ticket either to
Duluth, Sault Ste. Marie or st.
ugnaee, by the D. S. S. & A. R. r.
company, to the one making the
best record in their respective con-
tests.
Wednesday of this week the log
ing firm OF Seavoy & Degagne, dis
solved partnership, Mr.. Seavoy con-
tinuing the business. He has a
large force of men at his camp,
located few miles west Of Baraga,
and reports work progressing
splendidly.
Messrs Scrantney & Golberg, Of
Baraga, have been spending the past
two weeks among local farmers with
their threshing outfit. They report
having threshed over 4, 900 bushels Of
wheat at Skanee last week. This
week they spent couple OF days
at the Poor Farm.
Mrs. M. ]. McCabe, president Of
Sacred Heart church fair, received
this week dozen beautifully
dressed dolls from Mrs. Charles
Hebard. OF Chestnut Hill, Philadel-
phia, to be sold at the fair. The
ladies of the committe feel very
grateful to Mrs. Hebard for her gen.
.erous donation.
Thursday afternoonJ. H. Edger-
ton shipped to Mrs. G. H. Hebard at
Philadelphia, Pa, several hundred
strawb berry plants, from his garden.
Mr.. Edgerton states that Thurs
day morning he plucked from his
vines nearly a quart OF large red
berries, which is certainly phenom-
inal at this season of the year.
P. ". Scott, OF Mass City, was q
visitor in L'Anse the early part ol
the week. While in the village Mr..
Scott made several visits of inspec
tion to the Taylor mine and other
valuable properties, which are
within this district, and also spoke
10 pleasing terms of the improve
ments which are being made in and
about our village. Mr.. Scott will
be remembered as one OF the pro
moters OF what is now Mass City.
Copy is now in the hands of The
printer for the posters and other
advertising matter for the Sacred
Heart church fair, which is to bt
held in the L'Anse Opera House
Wednesday, Oct. %. Many pretty
booths are to be- erected and contain
articles Of fancy work, etc., Of every
conceivable design A special at
traction for the evening will be I
doll booth, at which dolls OF all des
criptions will be on sale. A splen
did supper will be served at 8 o clock
for which q small charge vii
be made, Everyone is cordially In