The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Shea spen,
Sunday last with friends in Hancock,
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Tekenon, Of Herman. Sunday last. a
Miss Della Perrault, OF Ishpeming
was an Easter Sunday guest ol
L'Anse friends.
Frank McKindles, OF Houghton,
spent Easter Sunday at the home o.
his mother, Mrs. S. McKindles.
A. e Williams, of Calumet, was
. guest at the home Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Williams, Sun
day last.
Miss May Wilson, of Lake Linden
spent several days last week at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. C. p. Blank
enhOrn.
Rev. J. M. Shank, OF St. Ignace,
formerly pastor in this village, was
in town several days this week re
newing old acquaintances.
Mrs. Philip Wing, of Hancock,
was the guest OF relatives at the
Bay Shore for the past month. She
leaves today for Mt Clemens. where
she will make her future home.
Miss Elsie Rothier, who was the
guest Of Miss Aurora Bovine for
several days returned to her home
in Ishpeming Thursday.
Miss Almena Gamache entertain.
ed a number OF young folks at her
home Wednesday evening in honor
OF her cousin, Miss Annie Coodreau,
Of Chassell.
At a meeting Of L'Anse Hose Co.
No. /, held Tuesday evening, the
following named persons were duly
elected to Office for the ensuing
year: Pres, p. Bulger; Vice-Pres.
Geo. Trudeau; Sec, Peter Sands, ,Jr.
Treas. Andrew Johnson; Chief w.
L. Mason; Foreman, John Sands; 1st
Asst. Fl. Johnston I'd Asst. Henry
Sands.
A subscriber, wishing to show his
appreciation OF q newspaper said:
"The two classes OF men which the
world could least afford to lose are
preachers and newspaper men, for
the preachers tell Us the truth and
the newspaper men tell US every
thing else.
A little girl had been allowed by
her mother to visit the minister g
family and stay for dinner. After
the minister had finished asking a
blessing. the child said: That isn't
the way my papa asks a blessing. "
'And how does your papa ask q
blessing2" inquired the minister.
why, he just says, Good God,
such q meal. ["
The fair and fancy bazaar held at
the M. e. Mission Saturday evening
last was one of the most pleasing
Affairs which has taken place in some
time. The schoolhouse was tastily
decorated and q large variety Of arti-
cles were on sale at the various
booths. Music and speaking CON-
posed an interesting program. The
proceeds amounted to $76.37, which
will 60 toward the church fund.
Monday evening, upon his arrival
at bis parental hearth, Eugene
Paquette was sgreeably surprised
TO fnd that a large number OF his
friends had taken possession Of his
home for the pupose OF celebrating
the anniversary OF his thirty-sixth
birthday. During the evening many
forms OF amusement we're indulged
in, and at . late hour congratula-
tions for the continuance OF health
and years we're extended to Mr..
Paquette.
The work Of cleaning up the vii
lage must soon commence. While
nature does her best to beautify
everything, where man has been, be
must clean up for himself. The nat.
ural beauties OF l. 'Anse are excellent,
and II the streets and the alleys we're
kept clean, the lawns and flowers
cultivated, and . general pride fell
IN the appearance Of the village, !,
would be q great thing to promote
civic patriotism. Escansba has beer
converting . disfguring and un'
kept beach into pleasure ground