Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-02-11

at the hall On Tuesday evening were
Sails
Rev. g. NJ. Bigelow, viii on next
Sabbath. both morning and evening.
preach on the subject Of baptism. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The City Livery Stable has chang
ell hands, Mr.. John London becom-
ing its proprietor.
II r. Pattengill and Prof. Lanke-
nav while attending the institute, paid
The NEWS Office a pleasant call.-Ros.
Neus.
Judge J. B. Tuttle, who is hold
ing Court in Gayling this week,
made lis q social call on Wednesday.
The term viii be q short one.
Sailing. Hanson & Co., are arrang-
ing to build large dry kiln in Gray
ling. 1t will be of benefit to the citi-
zens of Crawling as well as to the pro-
prietors, as it is now, 1t Is almost i'm
possible to get dry lumber without
sending away for it.
For BURNS, ScALDs, BRUISES and
all pain and soreness of the flesh, the
grand household remedy is DIR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil. BE sure you
get the genuine.
+. w. Sorenson, is visiting friends in
town, and will remain for two or three
weeks. He is much pleased with the
Improvements made since lie left.
Mrs. Kelley started last night on a
visit to friends in Oakland Coun-
ty. She expects to be absent some
time.
J. III. Hartman, of Grove township,
lost three children FROM diptheria
There are no more new cases reported
and others who had it are rapidly I'M
proving.
Luke Bosom, of Beaver Creek, was
in town this week attending Court as
IA Juror. lie called on us, paid years
subscription, and informed us that he
was putting in over 900, 900 feet OF logs
this winter, into Higgins Lake. Luke
is a rustler.
Mrs. C. w. Wheeler, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MlsI-
s.s<9nopss~~-~~~~s>-~
T.. Wild, Tor the last two weeks, left for
her home in Detroit yesterday.
Sailing, Hanson & Co., of Crawling
are pushing their operations in TIE
woods. They own the big mill there.
They bank from 10000, O0O 10 so, 900,
900 each year. The hospital there just
burned will he rebuilt. -Det. Tribune.
A rumor was circulated in the vii
lage during the week, that one OF the
Funch boys, Of Ball township, was
dead. We hope the ruinor is false
RoS. Netos.
J. NJ. Jones, the gentleman who
was seriously injured by the rolling OF
log at a lumber camp near Grayling
some time since, is now nearly recov-
cred, is in Chesaning visiting friends.
= CheSaning AsyaS.
The .tBlottin' Pad" run out of funds
this week and a subscription paper was
circulated about town to raise him
enough to buy bushel of beans.
What do you 'spose lie wants of those
beans2-O tsego Co. Herald.
The many friends of DR.. Revell, who
have so often sought his services when
needed, will be pleased to learn that
he has opened an Office on Lake Street,
and that he is now more accessible
than when on his plantation. Kos.
Neacs.
BENJAMIN Sinclair, the Kalkaska
county farmer reported killed by a fall
ing tree, turns up all right. Mr.. Sin
clair saw the tree in time to get out OF
the way and escape with slight bruises
One of his horses was killed, pet.
Journal.
The Detroit Journal says: "Will-
lam Ellis, of Giayling, had his leg
damned in lumber camp last Tues
day. and amputation was made neces-
sary. Saturday Ellis died from the
effects of the operation" The Jour
nal is rather previous us the amputa-
ton did not occur until Sunday morn
ing, and the death that night.
The Supper to be given by the GRAY
ling Orchestra in connection with
their Masquerade Ball, will be at the
Eating House. instead of the Central,
MS stated on the cards of invitation,
which was n mistake of one of the
parties concerned in making the ar
rangements.
F. p. Richardson was in the village
during the week, and informs us that
he will finish his numbering operations
next week. He is engaged in putting
in 900, 600 feet of his own timber. lie