The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-02-18
LOCAL ITEMS.
Washington = birthday. wednes-

Mrs. M J. McCabe visited friends
in Hancock Friday.
August Paulson, Of Skauee, was in
L'Anse Tuesday.
w. o. Butler, OF Marquette, spent
Wednesday in L 'Anse:
Attorney w. L. Mason was at
Ashland, Wis. Saturday last.
Mrs. Gordon Johnston has re-
covered from severe illness.
Ben. Brink, of Pequaming, left
Sunday last for Lincoln, Neb., on a
business trip.
Mrs. John Campbell left Tuesday
for Petersburg. Mich, to visit her
father, Rev. d. A. Curtis.
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Johnson, who reside on the
state road, was buried Tuesday.
Saturday last marriage license
was issued to John Johnson and Miss
Emily Jokesion, both OF Herman,
this county.
Nearly all trains have been behind
schedule time for number OF days.
The extreme cold weather is said to
be the cause.
Miss Elsie McKernan, who has
been assisting Miss Voetsch 10 the
postotfice for several days, returned
to her home in Houghton Monday.
An Indian council was held in the
Town Hall, Saturday afternoon last.
There was quite a large attendance,
and varieus matters OF business were
discussed.
Sunday last the time OF the train
for Duluth and the west, and for
Detroit aad points east, was changed
to one hour earlier, arriving at
L'Anse at 1925 a. m.. instead Of
ll:25.
Supervisors August Gilman, OF
Arvon; p. f. Tracy, of Covington;
Herman Falk, of Baraga, and Charles
J. Brink, of Pequaming. were in
town Tuesday, in attendance at
meeting of the county board.
Adelore Raymond. of Michieamme,
was arrested Monday by Patrick
Culliney, county game and fish war
den, for having in his possession the
carcass OF deer. Raymond was
arraigned in justice court in L'Anse
Tuesday, pleaded guilty, and paid q
fine OF $40 and costs.
A meeting of the secretaries OF
the boards OF education of the town
ships in the county was held in the
Court House, in this village, Tues
day afternoon, for the purpose Of
appointing a county commissioner
of schools. AS G. L. Woodwork,
secretary of the school board in Spur
township, was not present, the meet
ing was adjourned until Tuesday
next. February 2lst.
A Lansing dispatch says: "A res
olution, introduced by Rep. Lord, OF
Detroit, to extend the congratula-
tious OF the house to Rep. William L.
Stannard and wife on the advent OF
. boy in the Stannard family, went
through with whirI. It is the first
legislative baby. and the resolution
respectfully suggested that the boy
be named Theodore Warner Stan
nard. The members Of the house
will present the youngster with a
fine silver loving cup and a ring. :
Mr.. Stannard is represen tative from
the Iron district, comprising the
counties OF Baraga, Iron, Ontonagon
and Keweenaw.
At the regular meeting Of the Ep
worth League Society, Tuesday even
ing, Mrs. ]. b. Smith entertained
with q valentine social. Souvenirs
in the shape Of red heart were
handed each guest upon entering the
room, after which each one was pre-
sented with valentine. upon the
back Of which they we're to write q
love message. Prizes in the shape OF
. handsome valentine were awarded
to Mr.. Aldrich and Mr.. Davis for
writing the best. Then red or white
arrows were distributed, and one at
time the guests we're blindfolded
and requested to pierce large red
heart fastened upon the wall. A
prize was given to Walter Ssifert
for coming the nearest, and Charles
BIankenhorn for being the farthest
from the mark. Large candy hearts
we're then passed, and each one had
. sweet reminder Of the occasion Ia
carry home.