Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-05

move 10 0faying.
Lumber is being hauled from the
depot here to a point on the An Sable
called the Narrows, where Samuel Sias
is locating a camp where he intends
numbering. Ros. Netos.
We met DIR. T. the other evening,
and he said: Hello, Mr.. Snowslidel
give Wm. Fisher credit for daughter,
born on the 3oth. We do so, as we be-
lieve in rendering to Caesar the things
that are Caesars.
Otto Pierson, the new car repairer
has moved his family here and rented
Mr.. Hempstead's house near the freight
depot.
Chris. Schipe, pumper, went to
Lcingsburg Monday night to visit old
friends. Rumor says he may bring
some one back with him. r. M. Lam.
port will relieve him during his ad-
sence.
Mrs. w. A. Masters returned last
week from visit to her parents in
Ohio. She had pleasant visit, but
prefers Grayling, on account of its
lack of mud, which the state of Ohio
is we'll supplied with at present.
Mrs. Mitchell has just received an
elegant stock Of Fall and Winter mil
iuery, to which she would respectful
ly invite the ladies to call and exam
inc, as she is sure they could not fail
to be suited with both prices and quail
ity,
Charlie O'Bear night operator, has
been transferred to a similar position
at West Bay City for few months,
that he may attend Devlin's Business
College. He left Tuesday George
Burbank will take his place.
"Quinsy troubled me for twenty
years. Since l started using DR..
Thomas Electric Oil, have not had
an attack. The Oil cures sore throat
at once +" Mrs. Letta Conrad, Stand
ish, Mich.
Dr. Woodwork was called to Ster-
lug on Saturday to see Mrs. Samuel
Edgcumbe, who was not SO we'll as
when he left. He returned on Mon
day, reporting her Improved and in
fair way to recover.
The Hill boys, living north of this
place, have dug 1000 bushels of their
potato crop this fall, and have about
200 bushels yet to dig, making in oil
1 800 bushels. -NoTthe7n Mail
DR.. Thayer is having his land in
South Branch township fenced. He
is using cedar for posts. He is also
haying about so acres brok,n up. He
gives employment to all who want
work.
l.. w. Knapp, of Roscommon town
ship. was in the village yesterday and
informed us that he will commence
numbering in about ten days. He has
about zoo, 900 feet of his own to put
in lie will bank them on Houghton
Lake. RoScommo1l Ne,cs
People who have gates opening on
the sidewalk, had better close them in
the Evening, and prevent trouble in
,ba x,ay ~ i0rolya,, ,rntae FTh.u ora a
disagreeable obstruction to run against
of a dark night. A word to the wise
is sufficient
Il. Richmond, of South Branch,
Secretary of the School Board of
Crawford County. who was in attend
ance at a meeting of the Board on last
Friday, made this Office a pleasant call.
lie reports everything flourishiDg in
his section, and that our potatoes beats
anything heard from in Roscomnon
County.
BoRN--On Saturday last, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Saunders, daughter.
weight twelve pounds Mother, Faith
er and Baby all doing as well as could
be expected, II is big baby-and its
father was pretty large before-but he
now weighs ton.
j. Charron, purchased fine organ
one day last week. of DIR. N. Fl. Ira
YER Dwellers on Peninsular Avenue
are getting musicaliy inclined. A
short time since, lone accordi-
an furnished all the music for Gray
ling's fairest thcroughfare.
Miss Fannie Mason, of Detroit, an
accomplished elecutionist, will give an
entertainment of select readings at
the NJ. f. Church, next Saturday
Evening. Miss Mason, is spoken OF by
the Press, ali over the State as a grace
full reader and reciter. Let every one
attend. Admission % cents, school
children Is cents.
Mrs. Metcalf. of Center Plains
brought to Grayling, one day last week
2 bushels of Winter Apples, of her
own raising, that was as nice fruit as
can be produced anywhere. There is
no question about raising fruit ia this
county, il the right attention is given
IN IT.