The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-06-17
LOCAL ITEMS.
wednesday was Flag Day.

w ednesday.
JoAsph Courtney, OF Marquette,
was \ L'Anse visitor Tuesday.
ASpecial meeting OF L'Anse school
board was held Monday evening.
G, d. Worcester, OF Chicago, trans.
acted business in L.Anse Monday.
TIE Misses Eta and Ella Stein
bach, Of Chicago, are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stein
bach.
Miss Aurelia Murphy will leave
Tomorrow evening for Detroit and
other lower Michigan points on .
visit.
Miss Lizzie Mclean, OF st. Ignace,
has been visiting at the home OF her
brother, ]. H. Mclean, for number
Of days.
The Misses Aggie and Laura Bren-
nan returned Wednesday from six
weeks visit with relatives in De-
troit.
Mrs. Charles H. Menge and daugh-
ter returned Thursday from a
months visit with Mrs. Menge's
parents in Owosso, Mich.
Josephine and Hazel Sicotte and
Willie st. Onge, who have been at
tending the state institution for the
deaf and dumb, at Flint, returned
home Tuesday, on their annual vaca-
tion-
Commencement week OF the Uni
versity Of Michigan will take place
at Ann Arbor, June 18th to 22d.
Among the list of graduates are Miss
Olga Olive Won Zellen, of Skanee,
and George Newman Fuller, formerly
teacher in L'Anse High School.
Children 8 Day exercises, held in
the NJ. e. church in L'Anse, last
Sunday evening, were largely at
tended, and very interesting, as
were also the exercises held at the
M. E. Mission Sunday afternoon, and
at Pequaming Saturday evening.
Wednesday morning, $1,000 wall
eyed pike fry were received from the
state hatchery at Sault Ste. Marie,
and were planted in the lakes near
the Pinery, by County Game and
Fish Warden Culliney. Another
consignment OF lake trout fry is ex-
pected to arrive today.
At a meeting held Thursday even
ing Of last week, the following named
persons, residing at Pequaming, be-
came members OF L 'Anse Lodge, No.
939, National Protective Legion:
Mrs. Homer, Ludwig Thorsen, Bert
Olson. Mr.. Fish, Mrs. Ellen Soil,
James Johnson, Mrs. Van Dyke,
Mrs. SAWYER.
1t is a matter OF satisfaction that
Mr.. T. A. Taper has withdrawn bis
resignation as principal OF the
L'Anse High School, and that the
board of education has promptly
voted to retain him in his present
position. During his term. Mr..
Taper has proven himself q compe-
tent instructor, and it will be a
decided gain for the school to have
him remain for another year.
The following is taken from the
Newberry News, OF Friday OF last
week: "A. d. Chisholm, superinten-
dent OF the Ontonagon schools, was
brought down by the sheriff Of Onto
nagon Friday, and committed to the
U. P. Hospital for the Insane. Mr..
Chisholm is suffering from q nervous
collapse. He was formerly superir.
tendent OF the schools OF Newberry. {"
Prof. Chisholm was also -superinten-
dent Of L'Anse schools for one year,
prior to three years ago.
George Botsford. Jr., for the past
two years employed as chief chemist
for the Lake Superior Smelling
company, has resigned bis position,
and left Thursday for Sunrise, Wyo-
ming. Mr.. Botsford bas accepted .
responsible position as mining engi-
neer In that city for the Colorado
Fuel "a Iron company. Mr.. Bots
ford is o graduate Of the M. @. NJ,
and hes been employed in the smell
tsrs for the past two years. During
bis stay In this village he has made
hosts OF friends, who are all sorry
TO sse bin lsavs, but at the Same
time pleased with his good fortune,
and hope him unlimited success in
his western home. W. J. Hide
sbrasd. another graduate Of the N.
o. n, !, will suocoed Mr.. Botsford as