The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-07-13
LOCAL rrxMs.

MISS Sarah II. Johnson, OF Lake
Linden, was guest at the home Of
Mrs. R. R. Williams. Tuesday.
Mrs. John Beaton, of Hancock, is
o guest at the bone OF Mrs. John
Mcdonnell.
Doty Shea, OF Hancock, spent sew
eral days with bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Shea, of this village.
Joseph Hodgson, OF Houghton. was
a business visitor in town Saturday
last.
G. H. Worcester, OF Chassell.
spent few hours in this village
Monday.
Atty Frank E. Robson, OF Detroit,
transacted business in town Mon
day.
Attorney Joseph l. LaBrecque, OF
Keweenaw Bay, was in L'Anse
Tuesday on legal business.
The Misses Anna and Chariot te
'Levitan we're copper country visi-
tors the fore part of the week.
Messrs. Arthur Dunstan and Will
liam Johnson, of Calumet, spent Sew
eral days in L'Anse this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dorr, of
Sault Ste. Marie, spent Tuesday
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Crebassa. They went TO
Hougbton on the evening train.
John d. Rowland, who has been
spending the winter at bis home in
Medford, Wis, arrived in L'Anse
Tuesday, where be will remain dur
ing the balance OF the summer.
Two circuses will visit the copper
country this summer, namely, the
Gollnar Bros. and the Norris Il
Rowe circus. The advance agents
were in the copper country the fore
part of the week and it is understood
that the attractions will appear dur
ing August.
p. c. Murphy will leave today for
several weeks visit at bis former
home 10 Quebec. Canada. During
his absence he will visit 10 Montreal
and numerous other Canadian cities.
This is Mr.. Murpby's first visit to
the scenes OF his boybood days in
thirty-seven years.
Wednesday morning, while walk
ing along Broad street near the top
of the hill, Miss Mary Mayo bad the
misfortune to break her right leg by
stepping through weak spot in the
sidewalk. The injury is quite
serious one and will lay her up for
some time.
DIR. Douglas McIutyre, who has
been spending several days guest
at the home Of John Campbell in this
village, left Tuesday evening for his
home in ST. Johns, Wash. Mrs. Nc
Intyre and little son will remain q
few weeks longer.
The Sentinel is this week ip receipt
OF the 1907 premium list Of the Mich
igan State Agricultural Society, and
announcement OF the 58tb annual
fair, which is to be held in Detroit,
August 20 70 Sept. 9th. The pamph-
let contains many bits OF valuable
Information and pictures OF interest
In connection with the event. The
outlook this year is for successful
fair,
The work on the new blacksmith
and carriage shop under erection by
Octave Sicotte is rapidly near
ing completion, and it is ex-
pected that by the middle OF next
week operations will be conducted
10 it. The building is q two-story
structure and will contain four CON-
modious rooms, two on each door.
The ground floor will be utilized as
o blacksmith and carpenter shop,
while the upper floor will be devoted
to Q carriage store-room and paint
shop. Two modern iorges will grace
the blacksmith shop, and the various
lsthes, ETC., will be operated by .
large and powerful. water motor.
When everything in connection with
the plant 10 complete, Mr.. Sicotte
will have one Of the best equipped
establishments Of it's kind in this
a - - a.