The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-02
LOCAL ITEMS.
The original Georgia Troubadours
at the Opera House this evening.

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Miss Grace Harris, who has been
visiting in L'Anse several weeks,
went to Calumet Monday.
Samuel Levitan, OF Chicago, is
visiting at the home OF his uncle, D.
Leyitan, in this village.
Miss Orrie Bovin, OF Ishpemlng,
is spending few days in town the
guest OF relatives.
H. G.. Winsor, manager OF the
Superior Construction Co., Hough-
ton, transacted business in town
Monday.
Miss Lillian Eggert, who has been
visiting at the Blankenhor resi- :
dence for several weeks, will leave
for her home in Chicago this evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Antoine Couture,
returned to their home at Odanah,
Wis, Tuesday after several weeks
visit at the M. E. Mission.
Fred Hughston and Herbert jack
man, OF Houghton, spent Sunday in
L'Anse. They made the trip from
Houghton in canoe.
A social dance was given in the
Town Hall last Saturday evening,
which was well attended, and prov
ed an enjoyable affair.
Charles Paquette. OF Medford,
Wis, returned to his home Thurs.
dry, after few weeks visit with
his brother, Eugene Paquette, oi
this village.
Miss Hattie Wilde left Wednesday
for Portland, Oregon, where she
will make her home with her father.
She was accompanied as far as Du-
luth by her uncle, Robert Reynolds,
who will visit relatives in Odanah,
Wis, for a number OF days before
his return.
Ben G. Hughes, representative Of
The Michigan Catholic, of Detroit,
spent four days in L Anse and Bara.
ga this week, in the interests of the
paper. Mr.. Hughes takes great
pride in the fact that The Michigan
Catholic goes into nearly every
Catholic home in the county.
| Frank Witte, of the Huron Light
house crew, who received serious
injuries from an explosion OF Ere,
cracker ia his hand July 3d,and who
has been under a physicians care in
Detroit since the accident, returned
Wednesday to resume his duties
He is accompanied by his brother
DR.. H. T. Witte, of Detroit.
Mrs. L. B. Armstrong, daughter
Sarah and son Wallace, will return
to their home in Milwaukee tomor
row, after a number of weeks visit
with Mrs. Armstrong; parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. P. Blankenhorn They
will be accompanied to Milwaukee
by Miss Rose Blankenhorn, wht
will remain in that city for seyera
months.
For the Labor Day celebration a
Baraga, Monday, Sept. 4th, the ID
S. S. & A, railway Company gives
special excursion rate from
L Anse and return OF twenty cents
Children Eve years OF aye and unde,
twelve, half fare. Tickets will be
sold for trains and ! of Monday
Sept. 4th, and will be good for re
turn passage until train leaving
Barag ga 10:43 a. m., Tuesday, Sept
9Th, 1905. m
At a meeting Of the trustees o.
the M. E. church, at the M e. Mis-
sion, Monday evening, it was decid
ed that in the future the annua
camp meetings will be held near th'
M. E. Mission, instead OF at th'
grounds northeast OF Pequaming
A committee was appoiuted to selec
a suitable site, which will be pur
chased by the church society. The
object Of changing the location is Il
have the camp grounds more
central.
About 11:30 o'clock Thursday
morning, a team belonging to Gust
Dahlberg, OF Skanee, became fright
ened and made wild dash down tn,
street leading along the rear OF th'
stores on the west side OF Mail
street. At the corner near th'
blacksmith shop the wagon was ovel
turned and the contents, which wal
composed Of general merchandise
was thrown ia heap on the grount
and badly damaged. The horses
proceeded some little distanc,
further before being captured.