Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-14

former citizen Of Grayling, was IL
town last Monday.
NJ. j. Connine Is 10 attendance al
Circuit at Tawas this week, Ia charge
Of an important lien case.
/ II anyone says j. Charron has not
got dandy" driving team, tell theu
they lie--under mistaken notion.
For fly hooks and fishing tackle OF
all kinds. go to the Pioneer Store OF s.
II. & Co.
Mrs d. Kallanbergsr left Monday
for Grand Rapids. where she has gone
to join her husband. Ros. Ne,cs.
Rem Wheaton has the contract to
paint the new residence OF /. II. 5ilsby
of Center Plains. - Ros. Ne,0s.
We would call especial attention of
the old soldiers ia Crawford county to
a picture that hangs In this office.
60 to g. U. McCulloughs' and get a
pair of Mems buckle pillow shoes for
81, 40.
Thos. Lound and J. M. Smith, of
Grove township were in town last
Tuesday.
The Central House has been vacated.
o. Raymond having moved into the
residence over the store of H. Joseph.
At G. o. McCulloughs' you will find
n full line of Ladies', ChIldrens' and
Misses shoes.
A. III. Annis and John Hama, of
Beaver Greek township, were in Gray
ling last Monday.
Two more homesteads have been
taken up IN Crawling township; one on
Sec. IA and the other on Sec. IL.
Dr. Thatcher started down the river
last week Wednesday evening to join
the Hadley and The tcher fishing party.
L. Fourier was assisting the High
way Commissioner last week In max
ing out his rolls.
Let every republican in Crawford
county subscribe for the AvALANCHE.
Only 81, 90 per year.
Carrot Mead started for visit to the
''ould sod" (freIand) last SATURDAY.
He will be gone about three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, w. Taylor were Wis.
itors of County Clerk Whitley, of Gay
lord last Friday.
Remember the social at the resi-
dence of d. s. Waldrcn, Esq, to-mor.
row evening.
Notice the call fol. the meeting of
the executive committee of the Pho
neer Society. Let every member be
present.
Hereafter boats will not be consider
I'd engaged unless paid for at time of
engagement. A. j. LOVE.
June l3, SO.
The present outlook In every quar-
ter of the state is for fair average
yield of wheat, rye, oats, peas and
grass end an immense fruit crop.
F. p. Richardson. of Center Plains,
lost about an acre of meadow by fire
last week. 1t caught fire from pile
of roots he was burning.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give
Social at the residence of ID. Waldron,
on Friday Evening, June 10Th. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. J. II. Phelps will preach at the
Town Hall, as usual, next Sabbath.
Sabbath School immediately after
morning services.
A. J. Love. will hereafter charge for
his boats on the lake the sum of Is
cts for the first hour and 10 cents for
each additional hour.
Blakeslee is agent for the New Eng
land MANUAL Accident Association, the
best in the world. Have your life in
sured at once.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Soci-
ETY. are making arrangements to sell
Ice Cream every Saturday evening
during the Summer.
Will Wheeler, who lost a portion of
his hand at the mill, returned Mon
day from Southern Michigan where he
has been visiting since the accident.
The next Young Peoples Social will
be held at the residence of N. Nickel |
son, Tuesday evening, June 25th. All
young people are cordially invited.
Miss L. e. Williams left yesterday
for Cold water for short visit among
friends. Mr. Gibbs, night operator,
will fill the position.
The example of II. Schneider, of
Grove, should be followed by other
farmers. He has fine row of NAPLES |
started in front of the farm.
John Leece. III. Feldbauser and 8. |
Bourbonais, of Grove and Blaine, have