Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-31


cant lots in the GrayIing cemetery
have been nicely cleaned up under the
supervision of Town Clerk McCul
Tough.
Messrs. J. Staley, f. L. Hadley and
NJ. Doyle claim to be the champion
trout catchers of Northern Michigan.
We doubt their ability as we saw none
of the fish.
During last week +. r Deckrow
erected an Eureka Windmill, 10 feet,
wheel with pipe connections for house,
barn and yard, for Il II. Hastings, OF
Beaver Creek.
Street Commissioner Ravens has
raised the bridge over the AuSable, on
the west side, where the current had
washed the gravel from beneath the
bents.
Deckrow thinks flowing we'll could
be obtained here at considerable less
cost than hundred dollars. He will
sink n casing for so cents foot. Who
will try it.
j. l.. Wild. who has been running
the Grayling House for the last five
years, turned it over to-day to man
named Phelps, from Bay City, who
has purchased it of Mr.. Hartwick.
A man named VIM. Davidson, of
Summit City, Grand Traverse county,
was killed by falling tree at Sands
camp last Friday. His body was sent
home for interment
There will be Presbyterian services
at the Town Hall, for three consecutive
Sabbaths Rev. Il. ID. Marsh will be
here, Sabbath day, June 18th. Rev.
Curtis will accompany him.
A "Young Mems Athletic Club, "wes
organized in GrayIiDg last Tuesday
evening, with the following officers:
Pres. Carl Nicholson, Vice-Pres. Al
bert Grnloff, Treas. E. Sailing, Sec.
Frank Bell.
Mrs. G. p. Robinson and children
returned from their two weeks visit
with friends in Southern Michigan
last Tuesday evening. Charlie is him.
self again.
Forest fires are running along the
line of the Mackinaw Division of the
Michigan Central railroad aud promise
to do large amount of damage this
season. Bay city Press.
CD. Whitney & Co., of Detroit are
ever first with new music. 'The bird
Of Love-. just issued is a master piece
and their monthly song journal should
be valued by every lover of music.
Messrs. Rose and Woodwork are
putting the finishing touches to their
building The staying has been re-
moved and that side of the street
looks better.
Deckrow succeeded beyond his own
expectations in getting flowing well
on a. Bolster's premises, in Roscom-
mon. He put down two inch tube,
fifty feet, and has a steady stream
flowing a foot above the surface.
J. S. Harrington has sufficiently re-
covered from his winters rheumatism,
so rs to be around, though yet suffer
ing greatly He has added to the ap
pearance of his farm by cleaning up
and putting all in order.
The union memorial services at the
NJ. e. Church last Sunday evening was
largely attended and the address of
Rev. Mr.. Phelps received unusual at
tention. The choir had selected APP
propriate music for the occasion which
was finely rendered. Marvin Post &.
A. r. attended in a body.
A. J. Love is working wonders at
his place on til, lake. The channel
has been dredged out from the land
ing, soSone can easily row out from the
dock, instead of polling, as heretofore.
lighthouses are being built, good boats
added and the resort being made
pleasant in many ways, which will be
enjoyed by our people this sumHer.
Decoration day was observed in
Grayling in a manner. but not in ac-
cordance with custom or orders The
committee on arrangements. if any
were appointed, allowed the circus to
interfere with their making the custo-
mary arrangements for the OCCASION
We trust that the Post will not be SO
derelict hereafter, as nothing should |
be allowed to prevent suitable OBJ
seryance of the day.
Stop digging wells and have T. r.
Deckrow put in a tubular well for
you. No dirt in the well, no caving
in, ndalways pure water, and never
out of order. Windmills and pumps
bought of him will be set and war
ranted. Buy the best and save mon
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