Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-17


ones for the ladies and little ones for
the babies, at the pioneer store.
Mrs. Osband, of Frederic, spent last
Sunday In Gaylord with her daughter.
Mrs. J.. A. Baldwin. - Otsego Co. Netos
81, or So, or even So is not very much
but If you want to save il. just buy
your boots aud shoes If G. y. McCul-
Tough.
Wheat throughout this section of
the state looks line and our farmers
are confident OF good yield. RIOS
Netos.
A good farm for rent or sale cheap.
A good frame house. Call and get q
bargain. o. PALMER.
Don't give it away, but G. o. Nc
Cullough is inst Strengthening the pri-
ces on ladies' and gents fine shoes.
John Leline has been busy during
the week seeding oats and wheat for
A. Herzfield on his farm just north of
the village. -RoS. NetCS.
We want good live correspondent
in every township in the county. We
will furnish correspondents with sto-
tionery and the AVALANCHE free.
G. o. Mccullough has just received
a large stock of goods just from the
manufacturers, which he is selling low
er than ever.
The attendance at the Rainbow So
cial last Friday evening, was large.
yea, very large, after the rest of the
band" put in an appearance.
A. Slaght completed his job of clear
ing on the experimental farm, last Fri
day. and it is as clean work as was ev-
err done in this county.
Clothing for the Men, and clothing
for the Boys, at the mammoth store of
s. H. & Co.
We understand that our townsman,
Hon. d. p. Markey, is candidate for
a position on the state ticket this fall.
= West Branch Times.
F. r. Deckrow is now sinking a tu-
bular well for w. r. Johnson, on the
county line south.
L
| A. Slaight has token contract to
clear and pillow another 20 acre tract,
on the experimental farm.
A Catholic school is to be establish.
ed at Gaylord. A parsonage is also be-
ing erected by the members of that
church.
N. H. Evans, of South Branch, has
completed his numbering contract hav'
ing put in 1000, 900 feet for w. w.
Vaughn, of Roscommon.
Mrs. Mary West was called to Ing
ham county Monday, by telegram
announcing the sudden death of hei
father, Mr.. Stephen Ravens, who is
we'll known to many citizens of ouI
county.
II. Z Rockafellow, ex-sheriff of Os
coda county, was in town this week II
attendance at Circuit Court. He II
an old soldier and meets lots of the
hoys.
e. N. Sailing. Esq. is in the cit!
this week on business with his firm
and shaking social hands with hi
many friends. 80
Ground is broken for the U. s. Lane
Office building, 26x90 feet, on the cor
ner of Michigan Avenue and Ceda
street, which will be pushed to com
pletion.
TREBLE Latour was killed by a lo
dropping from a skidway and crushing
his skull last Thursday at the Portag
Lake camp of Sailing, Hanson g. Go
The body was sent to Montreal TO
burial.
G. j. Whitney & Co, the great mt
sic dealers of Detroit. will be repre-
-ented here this week by Mr.. Ere
Williams, who will tune and repair al
pianos and organs required.
? A happy time was enjoyed at tn
residence of Geo. Hartman, in Bal
May 9Th, by about thirty playmates @
Master Willie Hartman, in honor Z
; his 10th birthday.
We are indebted to Mrs. VIM. &c
I wards, of Ball township. for nice lo
4 IF onions and radishes, grown in he
garden this spring. They were rar
| rreat--Ros. Ne,os.
L F. r. Deckrow has just finished
tubular we'll at the Court House b
= Roscommon. 50 feet in depth. tn
water rises to within FIVE feet of tn
surface. He Is going to PIT one mt tli
Bakery and expects to get a flown
well.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
Church, will give Mush and MIX an
Pumpkin Pie s jcial at the residenc
q n. T NJ Tonpa to-n,orroW eve