Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29


addition TO his residence.
w. Auger's new residence on PENN.
sular Avenue. is about ready for occu.
pancy.
3. Hampstead has completed the
steps and platform in front of his new
store, which is quite an improvement.
w. Metcalf, went into camp with %
ineR on last Tuesday morning, for ii,
MantE & Co.
Edgcumbe says that he has the neat.
est lot of trimmed Hats that was ever
Shoacn or worn in Crawling, and au as
tonishing low prizes.
G. f. Jack. plasterer, and baker left
for Ohio, in the early morning, last
week. He forgot to even bid us good
bye. Forgetful Jack.
The amount realized for tho benefit
of Rev. Bigelow, at the Oyster Sup
per on last Friday Evening, was S10,-
IS. Graylingites do not seem to relish
oysters.
This is a good time in the year to
pay your subscription to the AVA
LANCHE which you have neglected. II
you reader, are in arrears, this means
you, If you are paid up, skipit.
Every member of Marvin Post, g.
A. r.. is expected TO be present ut the
next regular meeting, Nov. 18th, as
business of Importance will be present
ed.
Sailing, Hanson & Co., last week
completed n shipment of n half mill.
ion feet of lumber to the Sturdevant
Lumber Co., of Cleveland, at salts
factory prices.
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum was driv-
Ell entirely away from Mrs. j. c..
Anderson. Peshtigo, Wis, by Burdock
Blood Bitters. No equal as a blood
purifier.
Mrs. G. II, Hicks, has three or four
scholars who are taking lessons on the
piano in Crawling, and would be pleas
ed TO instruct several others She is n
thorough musician, and will give les
sons on either the piano or organ.
The young men OF Grayling are not
as gallant, or as fond of oysters as
they might be, for on last Friday Eve
ming, at the Oyster Supper, our Satan
was the only young man who had his
best girl along with him.
John Persons. of West Bay City,
takes the place of VIM Towsley as
car repairer. Mr. Towsley expects to
open n harness shop in Genesee Coun-
ty and move his family there.
Miss Eva West of Wrights Lake,
gave a farewell party last week, in
honor of Mr.. George Allen, who has
recently severed his connection as
book-keeper for Wright & Davis. to
engage in business. Miss Kate Ira
yer was one of the invited guests.
Joe Langston, engineer of No 207.
who has been running on the north
end for several years, has left for his
home in Niles. on account Of sickness.
Joe is one of the few railroad boys
who never "kick" and will be missed.
Mr.. r. S. Babbtt, has re-opened
his shoe shop. and all parties who are
acquainted with his work, will be
pleased to learn this fact. Give him a
call, at his old stand, doors north of
the Grayling House.
l. seems from the report of the SUI
pervisors proceedings, that the high
ways are delinquent and the supervis-
ors are authorized TO spread it on their
rolls They had better spread it thin.
or there will not be room for anything
else.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brink and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Cassimer desire to express
their thanks for the continued kind
ness of their friends during the illness
of their mother, Mrs. Stevenson, and
for aid rendered at the final obsequies
The first trial of the water works at
Sailing, Hanson & Co IS mill was made
on Monday. The pump works perfect
ly and two streams were throwH
through 100 feet sections of hose with
inch nozzles, with great force. We
did not get the measurement, but be-
lieve the work was in every way salts
factory.
Mrs g. II. Hicks, of Grayling, sue
Gee ded in organizing class in music
Saturday and Monday last, and will
come up once a week and give instruc-
tons on the piano and organ. She is
a thorough going musician and a
teacher of ability, and musical mat
tiers in Gaylord will soon take on q
higher order under her talented in
structions : OtSego Co. Herald
BORN On the 18th inst. to Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Christensen. son. On
the 18th inst. TO Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Inc e.