The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

Kelly, Sunday evening last, son.
Mrs. H. ]. Seifert ana Mrs. M.
Hansen we're copper country visitors
this week.
Miss Mary Clark is a guest at the
home of Mrs. Wheeler in Houghton
this week.
Mrs. George D. Seaman, OF Sault
Ste. Marie, spent several days this
week at the home OF Mrs.J. B. Smith.
Joseph Cherette left last week for
the Cobalt district in Canada, where
he intends taking up mining claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herlick, who
have been spending the past ten
days in Chicago and other southern
points. returned TO their home in
village Monday.
Miss Ella Steinbach left Monday
afternoon for Chicago, where she
will remain during the winter in the
practice OF her profession as trained
nurse.
A party of twelve men from Utica,
Mich, arrived in L'Anse Tuesday,
en- route to Gamache's S old camps.
where they will hunt for deer during
A e..
]. II. Mclean, who has been filing
a vacancy at Dollarville, through the
illness Of the station agent at that
place for the past three weeks, re-
turned 70 his home in this village
Wednesday.
The deer bunting season opens to-
morrow, and even at this early day
the woods are swarming with hun
ters. A greater number OF parties
from other parts of the country are
hunting in Baraga county forests
than any year previous. 1t is stated
that the quantity OF deer this season
is about normal.
A pretty birthday party was given
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sands. in honor
OF their little son Thei. There were
about twenty little guests present.
and the afternoon was spent in play
ing games and various other forms
of amusement. Dainty refreshments
were served at 4 o clock, after which
the tiny ones returned to their
homes.
AS time goes on, preparations for
the approaching church fair to be
given under the auspices OF the ladies
of Sacred Heart church, are rapidly
shaping the event into perfected
form. Each week new and novel at
fractions are offered the committees
and it is very gratifying to know
that every one is taking such deep
interest in the work. The young
ladies' society met this week with
the Misses Goltsch, and it is report
ed that the evening was a delightful
one and successful one financially.
Nothing is being left undone to make
this fair a grand event.
Monday evening the Francis
Greene Co opened three nights
engagement in a repertoire OF plays
at the local theatre and we're greeted
by iair size audience. The open
ing bill was East Lynne, and was
being presented in very creditable
manner and was giving satisfaction
to majority of those present. There
were fewin the audience, however,
whom we are grieved to say practi-
cally forgot that spark of manliness
which all companies are entitled to,
and created considerable disturb
ance, which was not only annoying
to those on the stage, but also those
who composed the remainder of the
audience. This is not the first time
that such occurrences have taken
place, and we feel that we are voicing
the sentiment Of the theatre going
people OF our village when we say
that it is near time that the lid was
put on such doings. Theatrical COM
panies coming into L 'Anse, no mat
ter how great or how small, are
placed to no small amount OF expense
which as usual thing must be paid
before the performance may proceed.
This on the part Of the company en-
titles them to all the respect that
can be extended, and we feel that 1t
is only fair that they be given value
received, II in no other way than Q
rigid police protection. Owing 70
the condition OF affairs the company
Was compelled to cancel the balance