The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

H. J. .Seifert transacted business
at Houghton Thursday.
Fri E. Tracy, OF Pequaming, was
o L'Anse visitor Tuesday.
G. w. Hallock, of Detroit, called
on his trade here Saturday last.
y w. G. Mannis, OF Detroit, called
on his trade here Saturday last.
c. II. Lavigne, OF Champion,
transacted business here Monday.
John Thackery, OF Kalamazoo,
transacted business in town Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. August
Schlaak, OF Houghton, Saturday last
daughter,
John Lyons, ex-supervisor of
Covington township, was L'Anse
visitor Thursday.
Louis LeFebvre, OF Minneapolis,
is q guest at the home OF his brother
in-law, Octave Sicotte. ~ .
Presiding Elder Rev. C. M.
Thompson, OF Marquette, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Smith,
Friday.
Frank McKindles, Of Houghton,
spent Sunday at his home in this
village. He was accompanied by
John Rumble, of Houghton.
F. G. Proctor, who for the past
ten days has been engaged in scaling
logs at Copper Harbor, returned to
his home Wednesday evening.
Owing to needed repairs on switch
engine No. 1O2, of the South Shore
road, engine No. 10, Of the L. S. &
/. Co., is doing duty at the L'Anse
yards.
M. J. Rain, OF Green Bay, made
his initial trip to this village We'd
nesday in the interests of new
candy manufacturing company
located at that city.
Mrs. Alice Daniels, OF Houghton,
deputy organizer of the National
Protective Legion, was in town
Monday, on official business in con-
nection with that order.
Owing to number of ofintervening
affairs, which prevents those who
lad the matter in charge from pro-
ceeding with the work, the religious
cantata. "Queen Esther, which was
to have been presented by local tai
ent next month, has been postponed
indefinitely.
The Ladies Aid Society, OF the
M. E. church is making extensive
arrangements to entertain the large
delegation which is expected to be
present at the ''Old Maids Conven-
tioB," which will be held in the
L'Anse Opera House, about the
latter part OF February.
The dining car service heretofore
maintained by the D. S. S. & A.
railway between St. Ignace and
Houghton was discontinued Tuesday
and the same schedule in force last
winter will be adopted. The dining
car west bound on train No. ! will
be dropped off at Gordon, and
picked up by train No 2 eastbound,
which will afford dining service only
between Marquette and the eastern
terminus OF the road. The change
is made at this time in order to de-
crease the tonnage OF the day trains
on the western division.
Last week Wednesday quite a
number Of L'Anse ladies met at
the home of Mrs. John Sands, where
i they were initiated into the Catholic
Order Of Lady Foresters. OF Hough-
ton, by q committee Of three mem
bers OF the order sent here for that
purpose. At the conclusion Of the
initatory work, dainty refreshments
we're served, and pleasant social
session held. 1t is expected that
in short time there will be suffi-
cient members to obtain charter
and organize q similar society in
this village.
Monday evening occurred the in
stallation of officers OF Meadow
Brook Hive, L. o. T. M. NJ. and is
reported as being one Of the most
interesting and pleasant affairs
which has taken place in the lodge
for some time. A large number OF
members we're present, also q good
representation from the Baraga
lodge were in attendance. Follow
ing the installation, bountiful
: luncheon was served and social
session held, during which, Miss
Eleio A McKeruan of HouUht0u