Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-24

tions to Miss Alta Head, if she would
furnish us with the happenings in
South Branch township.
Miss Mary Nolan, of South Branch
township, was married on the 26th of
August to Mr.. Herman Grouse of Ros-
common.
MARRIED-On Saturday Evening.
the 10Th inst, Mr. NEILs p. JENSEN
and Miss ELMA GARRISON, both of
Grayling, Justice Palmer officiating.
The VETERAN is now published at
Flint We trust it will remain long
enough in Flint to get on its feet and
put in a regular appearance.
Mrs. John Waller has our thanks
for fine lot of tomatoes, the incest
and largest we have seen for many a
day. She reports an excellent yield.
The people will miss the genial
smile of Robinson in the market, but
it is hoped some other line of business
will keep him in our midst.
The AVALANCHE household is in
debted TO j. S. Harrington for a mann
moth citron. which is sufficient for a
years preserves for an ordinary family.
| We shall leave next Monday for In
diana, TO attend the annual reunion of
our old regiment. The AVALANCHE
will appear as usual.
Paisley will go and no mistake, but
wishes to leave evidence of his having
been in Crawling, by taking pictures
for all of its good looking inhabitants
whose numbers are legion.
Messrs. Utter and Miller of South
4------a-a1a.-.
call on last Monday. They report ev-
erything in a flourishing condition in
their section.
G. A. Ingerson, of Grove township,
intends moving into town for this win
ter, SO that his children can attend
school. He will occupy the residence
in which S. G. Knight resides.
Pai1ley will leave Grayling in few
days and all those in want of a pho
tograph, tintype or other pictures
muss call soon. You may never have
another chance.
l. NJ. Silsby. of Center Plains
township, Crawford county. informs
us that his wheat yielded Is bushels
and his oats As bushels to the acre.
Good enough. RoScommon Ne1oS.
:. HUT, w. G. Johnson, NJ. ID. Os-
band and L. E. Hastings, old settlers,
made Us pleasant coll last Tuesday.
Call again gentlemen, our latch string
is always protruding.
Miss Sarah Sinclair of Jonesville,
who has been visiting Mrs. o. Palmer,
returned TO her home yesterday. She
was delighted with her visit, climate
and country.
Circuit Court brought large num-
Der of people from all parts of the
country, bnt the sudden change in the
weather was not conducive to com
fort.
Mrs. NJ, J. Snively, left on the p.
IN. train this afternoon for Grayling
on u visit to Mrs. II. Richardson
who is reported quite sick -RoScom-
mon Nescs.
CURE FOR GROUP. Use DIR. Thom-
as Eclectric Oil according to direc-
tons. 1t is the best remedy for all
sudden attacks of colds, pain aud in
fiamation, and for Injuries.
J. A. Dempsey has y miles of his
logging railroad built, and expects to
have it completed in about two weeks
The locomotive has arrived and been
put up ready for running.
The employees at the sawruill OF Sal
ling, Hanson ~ Co, on Monday night
demanded that they should be compelI-
ed to work but ten hours day. The
mill started Tuesday on that basis,
with pay correspondingly reduced
Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard Head of the
township OF South Branch, celebrat-
ed their Floral Wedding on the i4th
inst. by grand dance which was par
ticipated in by the young folks in that
vicinity W
T., d. Mcfarland, of Maple Forrest,
while digging a we'll at Pack & Woods
CAMP, discovered cob at the depth
of % feet. This is vouched for by w.
II. Smith. We would like to see the
cob or some of the corn that grew on
it, a.1