Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-26

duced prices et the store of s. II. &
Co.. Now Is the time to buy.
The ladies' OF the M. r. church will
give a New England supper at the
Hall on Friday evening. Jan. 9th
1888. A good time is expected.
Charles Burnes. Of Roscommon,
goes TO Jackson a year for stealing a
watchsand Henry Were to Ionia nine
months for enlberzlem-nt.
Mrs. DIR. Niles. of Oscoda county, Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. O. Palmer,
who has been somewhat indisposed,
but is now convalescent.
The Michigan Central Central will
place on sale i,0O0 mile tickets at 500
and take off the sale of 1000 mile
tickets at $40.
Penoyer eros camps near Grayling
have banked over one million feet of
timber up to a week ago last Sunday.
= Northern Mail.
William Butler, of Grayling. and
w. A. Harris, of Jackson. were at the
Arlington house yesterday. Bay CITY
Tribune.
| Twenty-Five cents pays the bill at the
New England Supper. The supper
will be- good and the object is worthy
one.
Rev. J. H. Phelps will preach Mt the
Opera House next Sabbath, both morn
ing and evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
MARRIED-On the 18th inst, by
Rev. j. W. Taylor. Mr.. Silas Body
and Miss Lena Buck of Maple Forest
township.
The number of persons who were
frozen to death during the recent
storm in Dakota is said to be nearly
200.
The officers of Marvin Post No. 24O,
Grand Army of the Republic, were du-
ly installed last Saturday evening, by
Past Commander, O. j. Bell.
A. K. Newman returned from trip
to the woods last week with Jacob
Hetz, of Manistee, who was looking
some timber lands In this section.
Miss Josie Jones is suffering from
an acute attack of rheumatism. Too
much party during the extreme cold
weather.
Representative Presley T. Glass, OF
Tennessee, has bill in congress for
The suppression of church-fair lotteries
and raffles
r. Hanson, Joe Jones, G. E. Hicks
and Geo. l.. Alexander, of Grayling,
were welcome callers at the HERALD
Office last Saturday morning .-OtSego
Co. Herald
w. A. Wild and daughter, of De-
troit, made his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Wild short visit last week, and
attended the Leap Year party at the
Opera House.
Miss Belle Swarthout, the normal
school pupil who has been missing
since the holidays, returned to her
home from Detroit, where she has been
since she became missing.
Rev VIM Putnam, of Frederic, con-
Quoted the funeral services of Mrs. ID.
A. Ford at NJ. +. church Tuesday, and
preached an excellent sermon. = OtSego
TO- .NesCS,
Two or three Manufacturing COM
panies are talking of locating in Gray
ling in the Spring. One of them en-
ploys over 100 and the Others from %
to so hands
The New England Supper will be
given at the Opera House, instead of
at the church as first intended All
who wish to procure a good supper,
nave good time and assist in paying
lie Minister, should take 1t in.
Be sure and attend the New Eng
land Supper and see the old time cos
tunes and curiosities Twenty-Five
cents pays the bill Money is no OBJ
ject only to the ladies who are getting
mp the entertainment.
Miss Cora Wight and MISS Allie
tadley are quite sick with the measles
They both attended the party last
Friday night and II is more than like
" that others will he afflicted with the
>aiue disease.
President Willetts. OF the Agricultu-
raj College, got his bill making the APP
preparation for Experimental Farms"
through Congress, and it will not be
long until work will be com enced |
on the one to be located in Crawford /
county.
A charter has been granted the Roy
al Arch Masons of Grayling for their
chapter which has been working under
n dispensation from Grand High Priest.
for the last year We congratulate