Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-06-15

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Whoop, it's a bangor.
The mill of Sailing, Hanson g. Go
is turning ont lumber at the rate of 4.
NJ per day.
The democratic caucus of last Fri
day evening was adjourned to Wednes
day evening Of this week.
Mr.. w. II. Wheeler, of. Ceda,
Springs, Kent county, this State. ha,
been in Grayling the past week visit
ing his sister, Mrs w. Havens.
Have you tried that 60c chewing al
l Finn'sl It's rattler
We hear that n man in Mantz's camr
was badly hurt few days ago, but are
unable to learn the particulars of the
accident.
The thanks of the AVALANCHE are
returned TO Hon. Jay A. Hubbell for n
tablet of the memorial service of Jas.
A. Garfield.
Ice cream at the drug store every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Now that hot weather and flies are
upon us, those milk and fiy-proof safes
ut DIR. Traver's will be just the thing
you need.
Mr.. III. II. Shafer, J. p, Of Center
Plains, was in town Saturday and pur-
chased II stock of blanks necessary for
Il Justices work.
Twenty fine pieces carpet, latest
styles, colors and patterns, at DR.. Ira
rer's drug store. They will be sold at
Chicago prices.
Stop a bit! At Finn's you can buy
good brown sugar for Sc, extra white
coffee sugar 92c.. yellow peaches 25c.,
3-lbs tomatoes 15c., and bear in mind
he never is undersold.
The new hotel is progressing finely.
The roof tilhbers being in place gives
one an idea of its size and form when
completed. 1t will be an ornament to
the city.
The friends of Mrs Fred. Barker, of
Fredericville, will be pleased to know
that she is now convalescent from her
danpprous Illness
Miss Frank Stewart, Of West Branch.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. y.
Forbes the first part of the week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ r.
church will hold their social at the res
idence of Mrs. VIM. A. Masters next
Friday evening. Ice cream will be
served.
Our thanks are due Hon. w. J. Bax-
ter for a copy Of the Proceedings of
the ninth annual convention of the
superintendents of the poor" held in
Pontiac last January.
DIR. Traver has been appointed agent
for the Battle Creek school rear-fold-
ing desk. This is the most perfect desk
ever put in school house and takes
the preference over every competitor
wherever introduced
Mr.. Robert Wilcox placed his good
right hand in contact with a rapidly
revolving trimmer saw in Sailing. Han
son n Co 5 mill on Tuesday. The saw
was uninjured and the three inutilated
fingers were kindly cared for by DIR.
Traver
There ism let up in business at the
planning mill. Orders are being re.
ceived from all parts of the country.
taxing the present force to its full ca
pacty, so that forigen orders are not
solicited, but additional miacheinerv
and mon will soon be in place and
manufacturing fairly instituted.
A. II. Swarthout has received the
agency for the New England Life In
surance Company. This is the oldest
life insurance company doing business
in the United States, organized i'm 1913
10y an act of the Massachusetts legisla-
ture. Mr.. Swarthout has insured sew
eral men of our village, and others are
getting ready. The earlier you insure
the less you have TO pay. Give Mr.
Swarthout a call at his Office and he'll
talk it into you in no time.
Oh isn't il delightful to go. on a
pleasant Sunday, to the banks of the
East Branch and have n nice little
family picnicl We tried il last Sun |
day, and while we were voraciousIv on
gagged in "nic ling on the goodies. " |
the edumbed-blamed-blasted mosquitoes
kept voraciously pic ling at us. Did |
we swear, do you ask usl No-sir-ee, /
we never swear only when we swearto |
the truth; do we lie No-sir.ee-bob! we
never lie only when we lie down TO
sleep; do we steall well, yes-for once
in our life we must confess that we
stole-stole away from those blood
biting critters " in double-Quick time,
arrived home in safety though some
what sore, and finished our picnicking
i'm Deace and har,nonv