The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Mrs. Eustach Duchano spent Sunday
last in the copper country.
j.. Smith has taken position at the
South Shore. coal docks at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mclean left Mon.
day for Detroit. They will be absent
about ten days.
Mrs. John Sands is guest this week
at the home of Mrs. Duncan Robinson,
at Winona.
William L. Mason was at Houghtor
Wednesday, where he was in attend.
ance at the funeral services Of the late
Silas w. Goodale.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. J. Seifert and Mr.
and Mrs. M. Hansen left Friday even
ing for Chicago, West Baden and other
southern points for q ten days stay.
Arthur e. Williams of Calumet, spent
Sunday last a guest at the home of his
%Sshsr' H;;,ass Mrs. fry Williams in this
Mrs. d. Levitan went to Phillips,
Wis.,, Saturday last, where she will be
a guest at the home of her brother fol
a few days.
E. v. McGregor returned Friday ev-
ening from few days business trip tc
his former home in Manistee.
Eustache Duchano is among the FIRST
to grace the front of his property with
a new sidewalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnston re-
moved into their new dwelling on
Fourth street Saturday last.
Miss Rose Gauthier, of Dollar Bay,
is guest at the Mclean residence
during their absence to lower Michigan.
John E. Brennan, who has been
spending the past ten days in Ottawa,
in this village Wednesday.
= An advertisement for the firm of Yer.
vile Bros, of Hancock, graces our col.
umns this week. Information Of value
to builders is contained within it.
Carpenters are engaged this week ir
the work of re-shingling the John p.
Moran residence and making such 9th.
er needed repairs as are necessary,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Stack, former.
ly of Hubbell, arrived in L'Anse
Wednesday, where they will make Their
future home on their recently purchased
property on the Bay Shore road.
DR.. T. ]. Patterson, of Houghton,
was in L'Anse Sunday last, called here
for the purpose of treating an invalit
horse belonging to Joseph McKindles.
The H. S. boys recently purchased {
vaulting pole, hammar and dis Gus. A
track team is being contemplated
though no definite decision has beer
made.
F. M. Stillson, of Marquette, district
deputy for the Modern Woodmen Of
America, spent the week in L'Anse ant
Baraga in the interest of L'Anse camp
He reports having obtained substan
tiai increase in membership.
For the past two weeks the member,
of the H. S. girls basket ball team
have been giving dancing lessons in tn,
Opera House. The scheme seems t,
have met with the approval of tn,
young people as very liberal patron
age is reported.
Owing to the entire day being devotet
to special services at the M. E. Mission
Sunday, there will be no services hel,
in either the L'Anse or Pequaming M
E. churches. A cordial invitation i
extended by the members of the Mission
church to attend the reopening.
| DR.. w. w. Kimmel, who for som
time past has been making regular Wis
its to L'Anse, and has had Office room
at the Thomas Hotel, has leased room
in the Seifert building and will here
after be found there when in the vii
lage. Attention is called weekly to hi
dates of visitation in his advertisement
in The SENTINEL.
| Thomas w .Orbison, of the firm O
O'Keefe-O -Orbison Co. Appleton, Wis.
and party of Surveyors were in l. Ans
this week., making q survey for tn
purpose of furnishing plans and spec
fications for the work in connection wit
the reconstruction of the electric light
ing plant. A report of the work will b
given later.
Frank Johnston had the misfortun
Thursday while en- route to Prospe
Roberts camp, with Q load of supple
to have the rear axle of his wago
break. The mishap occurred some di,
tance from his destination but by til
aid of q strong sapling he bolstered I'll
wagon up and proceeded on his way.
Thursday evening, May 18th. will wi
ness the fiftieth anniversary of Il
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremis
Dault. The event win be celebrated b
q mass in Sacred Heart church at
| o'clock in the morning and in the evel
ing delightful reception will be held
the Opera House. This venerab
; couple were united in marriage in 1856
the ceremony taking place at Assinin
( Rev. Fr. Yoker performing sam
. Their ages are n and 78 years, M
Dault being the eldest. The event
being looked forward to with conside
able, eagerness by many Of their frien,
a and acquaintance.