Crawford avalanche., 1888-04-12


Sailing. Hanson a Co. started then
mill for the night run Wednesday J..
NJ. Jones goes back to the lever.
Mr.. A. Slaght was called to Detroit
last week by the serious illness of his
daughter. He returned Saturday,
leaving her more comfortable, but with
no hope of her recovery from the
dread disease, consumption.
The GrayliDg CoFnet Band will give
their concert Friday Evening, April
18th. The exercises will consist of
brass, string and vocal music. The
concert will be given at the NJ. e..
church. Let every person attend.
The question of moving the county
sent in Montmorency county was de-
cided at the election last week, and 1t
will remain at llillmau. It should be
removed to Atlanta as that place is
nearer the center of the county.
Rev. j. ii. Phelps will preach at the
Town Hall, next Sabbath. both morn
ing and evening, usual hours. Sab
bath School at close of morning SER
vice. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Otsego Co. Herald says, that
there are 150 dogs in Otsego Lake, and
that Cutler and Jenson have broken
camp for the winter and are going to
Vanderbilt where they will build five
miles of logging road.
The painters are already at work.
Conner and Taylor are painting their
new store, Dr. Thatcher is improving
his premises and James store has been
thoroughly rejuvenated inside for the
use of Mr.. Blakeslee.
Duane Willett and II. Knibbs, Su-
pervisors of Frederic and Maple For
est townships, were in town last Mon
day and made US pleasant call. Mr..
w. will more than likely be chairman
of the new board.
Will II. c. Mckinley, editor of the
Otsego Go. Herald, explain where the
democratic candidate for supervisor of
Dover township procured his tickets to
be printed ON OtSego Co.
Ne,CS.
The new board of supervisors will
consist of eleven republicans and five
democrats. This does not look ms
though the republican party was very
largely in the minority in the county.
West Branch Times.
Stand by improvements to your city.
Let the fossils rage and the crinkle-
nosed heathens howl, but let us make
this city with future, and not a lit
tie country village fenced in by growl-
ing cranks and sputtering mossbacks.
Thus saith the Muskegon Chronicle.
The entertainment at the church to-
morrow evening promises to be quite
interesting, and all should attend so as
to Gil the treasury of the band, as il
costs money to keepup their organlza.
ton. Admission 25 cents; reserved
seats 35.
Watch out for the announcement OF
w. ii. James, next week. He has a
stock of goods that must be sold, re-
gardless of cost, and proposes giving
away 100 articles, varying in price
from so cents to 80 dollars. Every
number will draw prize.
The ladies will remember that the
time has come to arrange for flowers
for this year and that Vick's, of Roch-
ester, N. Y, is headquarters for seeds
and plants If you have not a cata-
logue. send for one and make up your
lists early. Fill the village with
bloom.
Look Herel! w. II. Smale OF De-
troit. has started a tin shop in the
building formerly occupied as Meat
Market, on Cedar Street. He intends
to keep complete assortment of first
class Tin Ware on hand at all times.
Repairing speciality and will be neat
ly done. Give him call.
In their haste to fiji their respective
places, some of our newly elected dem
ocratic officials made sad blunders in
the manner of their qualification so
the work had to be reperformed. 1t
caused some merriment among the re-
publicans and some profanity among
the unterrifed.
We are on the eve of another presi-
Dental campaign, and good band
will be necessary at the meetings of
both parties. Let every one go to the
concert tomorrow evening and fill the
church to its utmost capacity. There
will be seats for all. Admission 25 and
80 cents.
We acknowledge. with thanks, the
receipt of an invitation TO THE Busi-
ness Mems Ball." at Roscommon, this
evening. The music will be furnished
by Hudson's orchestra. of Bay City,
and no EXPENSE has been shared tC