The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-02-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

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/ Charles Bailey. OF Milwaukee, was
in town Friday calling on friends.
A regular meeting Of the common
council was held Thursday evening.
The county board Of supervisors
will meet Tuesday next, Feb. 9th.
! Mrs. E. p. Schulze is confined to
her home by an attack Of la grippe.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j.
Besrdsley, Of Nestoria, Tuesday, q
son.
Supervisor August Gilman, OF
Arvon, transacted business in town
Friday.
Bernard Wittenberg, clerk in D.
Levitan's store, is visiting friends
in Chicago.
Mrs. ]. O'Connor and daughter
Helen visited friends in Houghton
this week.
John P. Grund, OF Sksnee. died at
his home 10 that place Tuesday.
Funeral will be held today.
Miss Pearl Jackson returned to
her home Thursday. after week 5
visit with Houghton friends.
Miss Lottie Anderson, OF Baraga,
lis spending Q few days in town, the
guest OF Miss Emma Menge.
John Dommer, CharlesJ. Boards
ley and G. B. Penland. of Nestoria,
we're L Anse visitors Thursday.
| Pierre Colombo and daughter
Exilda, of Houghton. were guests at
the home Of A. Gamache Monday.
| The Misses Constantineau and
Doris D'Oust, of Pequaming, were
guests of L'Anse friends during the
week.
Miss Rose O'Connor will 90 to
Ann Arbor next week, where she
Twill take q course in music at the
University.
| After being closed for week due
to the illness of the teacher, Miss
Edgerton, work was resumed Mon
day In the Nestoria school.
/ Marriage licenses were issued this
week to John Roberts. of HoughtoD,
and Miss Elizabeth Pepin, Of
Baraga; and Louis Curtis and Mrs.
Louisa Mongunse, of Assinins.
The young ladies Of Sacred Heart
church will give pedro party in the
Town Hall, L'Anse, Wednesday
evening, February l4th,(St. valen-
tines Day.) There will be an ad.
mission fee OF Soc. The proceeds
Of the entertainment will be used for
church purposes.
Tuesday, while engaged in telling
a tree at Gamache's camp, Napolean
Bertrand was quite badly injured
by being bit on the head with q
limb. He was brought to this
village as soon as possible where be
was given medical aid. and is re
ported doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Blanken-
horn entertained about twenty
guests at progressive pedro party,
at their home, Wednesday evening.
The first prize, for ladies. was
awarded to Mrs. G. A. Davis; second
to Mrs. John Campbell. First prize
for gentlemen, to John Campbell;
second to f. G. Proctor. Delicious
refreshments we're served, after
which q social hour or two was
spent in listening to vocal and in
strumental music and recitations.
All present had q very delightful
time.
Several important changes have
taken place in the time OF arrival
and departure OF trains from this
station during the present week.
The morning train leaving for
Houghtou remains the same, the
train formerly due at 10:55 arrives
at 1905, and the time OF the evening
trains have change in uch q way
that they viii meet at Herman In
stead OF at this point. An additional
train will be PIT on next week. The
Duluth train, which formerly laid
over at L'Anse, but has recently
been tying up at Michigamme. will
be run 70 this village, tying up here
at night, leaving at 8 q. m. for
Keweenaw Bay, returning thence to
Doluth. Leaving Duluth during
the afterpoon, arriving here at 8
.. m. daily except Sunday. This
train win also be used as 8 special
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