The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-11-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

e. DeTtrdnu, OI mhrquctte, Woo .
guest this week at the home of his
nephew, Charles Marceau.
The Epworth League meeting which
was held Friday evening was conducted
by the pastor.
A shipment of fiat timber was made
this week from the National Pole Co.'S
yards.
Mrs. Martha Maxey, mother of John
o. Maxey, is reported quite i'll at her
home in Arvon.
Charles Fisher, Of Houghton, spent
several days this week in L'Anse, the
guests of friends and relatives.
The first quarterly conference of the
year will be held in the M. E. church
at L'Anse Monday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock,
Mrs. Daniel Denomie left Tuesday
for Ann Arbor, where she took her son
for treatment for his eyes, at the hos
pital at that place.
d. P. Mepard had the misfortu to
lose another horse from his livery
string Monday night The animal was
one of his pair of heavy blacks.
Miss Gertrude Bulger was among the
i'll Monday. Her place at school was
filed by Miss Theresa Hike, of the
High School.
DR.. w. A. Won Zellen has leased the
vacant room on the second floor of the
Seifert building and expects the open q
comfortable and commodious Office
therein.
During the past week the Poor Farm
building has been equipped throughout
with storm windows and sashes and
generally put in excellent condition for
winter.
Miss Anna Robertson, who for the
past few weeks has been receiving in
structions in postal matters at this Of
fee, preparatory to accepting posi-
ton in the Office at Winona, left Sun
day last for her home.
Emil Gamer, woodsman employed
at Oliver Morris camp at Point Abbaye
was taken to Marquette Wednesday.
suffering from an axe cut in the leg.
He was taken to st. Mary's hospital,
where the injuries were found not to
be serious.
There will be regular services at the
various M. E. churches in this charge
tomorrow. At L'Anse the services will
be conducted at 1890 in the morning,
at the Mission at 3. p. m, and al
Pequaming at 7:30 p. m.
AS sort of final touch to the work
on the new retaining wall at the
Court House, substantial iron railing
was placed at the approach of the front
steps this week, Mr.. Macarthur coming
down from Houghton for the purpose
Monday.
Rev. G. M. Merrill returned Wednes
day from his former home in Big Rapids
where he was called by the death of 9
sister. He was accompanied upon hi.
return by his nephew, Robert Harvey
who will make his future home will
his uncle.
Henry Hendricks is once more in tn,
tolls of the law. He is charged will
having stolen coat from John Alml
on the 18th inst. He was given hear
ing before Justice Selden Tuesda,
morning and plead not guilty. He wa
remanded to the county Jail to awai
trial, the date Of which was set for to
day.
A party of local hunters consisting
of Messrs o. Sicotte, Thomas Boivin
Harris Smith, Elzior Collins, Charlie,
Marceau, returned Wednesday from ;
ten days hunting trip at the Seavo.
camps. Every member of the party
returned with trophy, many of then
being exceptionally fine specimens.
A. Levitt returned the fore part o
the week from Phillips, Wis. wher,
he had been for the past few months
assisting his brother, l. Levitt. He ex
poets to remain here permanently il
the employ of ID. Levitan.
The remains of the late John StArnaul,
arrived in L'Anse Thursday and wer,
accompanied from Marquette by Henr,
st. Arnauld and Mrs. Gus Miller, of tha
city and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Clyne O
this village. The remains were takel
to the Giyne residence to await buris
Sunday.
The H. S. Athletic association begal
its annual tryout for the seasons bas
ket ball team this week. A number o
excellent candidates are receiving
trials and try-euts and the outlook !
that L'Anse will blossom out with
cracker-jack team. There is also som
talk of organizing town team and !
this is done both will become strong, a
there will be numerous practice as we
as official games. L'Anse carried Of
honors last year and unless we lose ou
guess will make a much better showinl
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