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


ed with the well known Indian Chief
Shopenagon. to have an Indian dance
ut the hall on the evening Of February
22d, In connection with their Grand
Masquerade Ball. Shoppenagon Will Ne
assisted by other chiefs from st. lgnace
and Saginaw Come one and all and
enjoy yourselves.
The Ogemav Herald says: "Wilson
Shepard, Is doing first rate with the
snow scraper. II Is quite cityhed to be
able to strike out on back street,
without having ones ears drag on the
snow" The snow must be very deep
in West Branch. or else the ears OF
the inhabitants are longer than the
regulation length.
d. NJ. Kneeland, CORNER book-keeper
for Sailing, Hanson & Co. but now re-
siding in Milw aukee, was in Grayling
from Saturday until Tuesday. He
looks as natural as ever, but feels
much larger in consequences of the po-
sition he now occupies in the family,
being father
Postmaster J. Maurice Finn has
gone to Washington, whether to have
this made first class Office, or TO post
our member in regard to the silver
question, or to have some fun with the
boys, he didn't say, but we trust he
will have a pleasant trip.
Saturday. as Arthur Marvin, q we'll
known resident of ROscommon, was
assisting Supervisor James to store
some hay in the latter's barn at Hig-
gins Lake. when owing to imperfect
light, Marvin stepped through hole
and fell to the floor beneath, breaking
his right leg in two places and dislo-
eating his ankle. Diet. Journal.
If Won want groceries, buy them at
the gocery store; but IL you want
drugs buy them at drug store. DIR.
Tnver has the most complete stock
and largest assortment north of Bay
City. and guarantees the quality as
first class and strictly pure. Will at
all times make prices as low as good
goods can be sold for. And to lumber
men and large dealers will give q liber-
al discount.
A. Washington special says that Con-
gresham Fisher and Thomas Toohey.
Of West Bay CITY cafseed tslip X ,refft'
dent Wednesday morning, Mr.. Fisher
also went into the postoffice depart
ment and had new Office est established
at Appenzell. Crawford county, with
a Mr. Neiderer as postmaster.-B c.
Tribune.
1t is fact not generally known that
the Grayling Market is supplied with
meat by our popular butcher, j. !.
Miller. Mr.. Miller is building up a
large and lucrative trade with the sur
rounding towns, as he furnishes meat
at less rate than Bay City dealers
OtSego Co. Herald.
A "a mile tramp over the slippery
track of Tuesday brought us Eye edi-
ton to the lumber camp of Messrs
Purchase & Ingerson, where we found
Mr.. j. Neiderer and wife, who preside
over the culinary department. We
thought we saw u look of sympathy
pass between them, and in about three
minutes table was spread with q re-
past that would have put to shame
many first class hotels. to which we
did ample justice. ana with strength
renewed, We made the remaining eight
miles to town in just an hour and a
half by "Doyle's Rule, which we car
ried.
We clip the following from the Gray
ling correspondence of the Ros. Ne,cS:
"Mr George Cassidy, formerly of
Deep River, arrived in town to-day, !"
"Grayllng has a citizen who meas
ures Z feet and 4 inches. (News.)
1--WE have a good mn 'ster, who
spends great deal of his time in pare
chal work and we feel he is doing all
he can to bring sinners to repentance,
and some of the older church members
are afraid lie will convert poor people
and have them join the church. They
say if he does they intend to leave the
church. Apparently they are getting
to feel better than their Savior"