The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-27
LOCAL ITEMS.
W. L. Mason was at Marquette

business VlSiCOr Mouuoy.
Peter Sands, Sr, left Tuesday Tor
Duluth, where he will remain for
some time. the guest Of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Thomas McNulty.
The first meeting OF the County
Board OF Supervisors for 1907-8 will
be held at the Court House, in this
village, on Tuesday, April Both.
Frank G. Pangborn, OF Baraga.
was a L'Anse visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Pangborn has just returned to
his home after successful trip,of
several months through Minnesota
and Wisconsin, in the interests of 40
adding machine company. He states
that since he and his father, S. "A.
Pangborn, have been handling the
machine, they have placed in the
neighborhood OF fifteen hundred In
the above named states and the up
per peninsula of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Proctor, who
for the past few years with their
family have resided in L'Anse, will
remove the fore part OF next week
to Pequaming. Miss Zoe Proctor,
who is attending the high school and
a member OF the '07 class, will re-
main in L L'Anse until June, at which
time she will then join her parents
in that village. During their resi-
dence in L'Anse the family has made
many friends, and have always been
active in all social enterprises, which
will make their departure keenly
felt. Mr.. Proctor holds responsi.
bic position with the Chas. Hebard
& Sons Lumber Company, which
necessitates the change of residence.
The attention attracted by the
coming performance OF Miss Courte-
nay Morgan in Woman of Mystery
is unusual. The city and surround
ing towns have never been SO thor
oughly and effectively advertised.
The impression created will doubt
less result 10 an overflowing house.
Everyone that knows the life of
Bernhardt knows of the play Wo
man of Mystery, and in the hands OF
special company, an entertainments
far above the ordinary is to be ex-
pected. Seats are selling rapidly,
and large delegations from outside
points will be present.
The sacred concert given by the
members ofRock Beach Glee Club of
Pequaming, in the N. f. church
Sunday evening last, was one OF the
most pleasing events which has oc-
Cured in this village in some time.
The program, although "a lengthy
one, was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent, as the various numbers were
rendered in an artistjcland pleasing
manner Rock Beach Glee Club has
always given creditable perform
ance wherever it appeared, and this
occasion was another victory to add
to its long list. Rer. II. n. Aldrich,
under whose dictatorship the con-
cert was presented, is likewise de-
serving Of unstinted praise for the
clever manner in which the members
Of the club performed their respec-
tive parts. We assure these young
men of hearty welcome into our
midst at all times
The metropolitan cities OF the
United States get performances in
their theatres that the smaller cities
cannot support on account Of the
enormous expense-such as great
productions with two hundred peo-
pie on the stage, which possibly is
the only reason that the production
is great. Richard Mansfield, when
starring in "Cyrano de Bergerac
or Henry Y" could not afford to
play the smaller cities, but last sea-
son ia "Beaucaire it was possible
for him to do so, because he merely
carried limited humber Of fine ar
fists in his support; still this play
was just as attractive in metropoli-
tan cities as one OF his great.number.
of-people productions. Other artists
play large cities that can afford TO
play smaller cities also; for instance,
Mgrs. Walters a Way make it possi-
bIe for Miss Courtenay Morgan to
play them, because "A Woman OF
Mystery" can be played by mod
erately small company. 1t is hoped
that the citizen s Of L'Anse will give
credit TO our local manager for bring
ing such attractions to onr city,
fharahv ,anfsoura1iosx more arti,te ~