Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27

Paul Leline, who went to Gaginaw
for treatment, is reported ms iinprov-
ing slowly this week. Last week he
was completely FRUSTRATED and the
doctor had but lite hope. Roscommon
Nescs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wild. accompa-
MED by Miss Crippen of Bay City,
went to Mackinaw last Saturday, for a
short visit.
A basket picnic will be held Mt
Bucks Corners in the township OF
Maple Forest, September 8. 1885. All
are invited to come and help in the ex-
ercises of the day.
BY order of Committee.
The reunion is over, and we would
suggest to our citizens the propriety of
taking down the flags chat grace their
residences and places of business and
put them away for use on future oc-
casions.
Mr. Fred Hicks, who has been visit
ing his brother, Mr.. G. II. Hicks, left
for his home at Oxford, on last Satur-
day, where he will spend few days
previous to entering the University at
Ann Arbor.
II is supposed that more people will
attend church now, and go in better
time than formerly, since the bell both
invites and gives notice of time of SER
vice.
Mrs g. II. Hicks leaves for Owosso.
tomorrow, on a short visit to her par
ents.
Charley Mccullough acted as
chief clerk at the Grayling House, foT
a few days. during the absence OF
mine host, u. L. Wild.--He filed the
bill completely.
4 For short time, only, / will make
tintypes for half price. or four for 81
; cents. Call and see my views of the
reunion, for sale cheap, at Paisley''
Gallery.
; Martin Christensen returned from hi'
trip across the briny deep, on last Mon
day. He had a good time and we are
pleased to see him on our streets once
more.
A light frost visited this section las
Friday night and left its mark on vines
in the various gardens about town
Field crops were not hurt, however
Roscommon Netcs.
Peter Aebli. Blaine Townships Sup
ervisor, purchased Wheel Spring
Harrow, on last Monday, Peter is {
Printer as well as farmer, and knows {
: good thing when he sees it. A few
more of the same sort left.
BEWARE OF FRAUDS. BE sure yol
get the genuine DIR. Thomas Eclectri
: Oil. 1t cures Colds, Group, Asthma
o Deafness and Rheumatism.
We are in receipt of Cops Settler
f Guide Containing a vast amount of in
> formation on topics which its title sug
gests. Price 25 cents. Address Henri
N. Copp, Washington, ID. G.
;. Regular Meeting of Grayling Lodge
No. IA, Sons of Industry, will be he'll
at their lodge room, on Wednesda
J. Evening, Sept. 2nd at s, o clock. lie
u every member attend.
d. M. Kneeland, book-keeper fo
70 Sailing, Hanson & Co., expects {
P leave Crawling about the first of Oct'
Der. with the intention of engaging
T. the lumber business at Kansas Cit!
K Mo.
Robert Pool, of Beaver creek Tow
p ship, purchased one of those Sprin
* Tooth Harrows, mounted on wheel
last week. They are the best in IL
market, and our farmers know it.
ye John Leline. of South Branch, III
n. purchased from Bennett & Hart, OF
of the Albion Spring Tooth Harrow
John evidently thinks that plail
90 farming pays ,RoScommon Netos.
Prof. Lankanaw and family arrive
: on Tuesday, and are stopping at Il
:. Grayling House. School will col
:. mence on next Monday week.
The uniforms with brass button
). and caps highly ornamented. that {
aL Michigan Central employees are
wear, have not put in an appearance
he Albert v. Funch, of Ball townsf
,ur was married on the 18th inst, to M
on Eva Fouy. Rev. Holloway of CISCO
County, officiated.
at Linus b. Finn, late of Detroit, a
IN. brother of Maurice j. is assisting h
tn in the store mt present. Cur popu
ton is increasing rapidly.
Ice A fshing party consisting of the
of doubtable Don M. Dickinson s. o. FIJI
in err, T. F. Shepard and other notabI
rk. went down the river Wednesday Eve
ing. Tue fish had better seek tn
holes.