Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-02

/ Nucio nc ioo trrH ottoA4."s t"~@@t %
during the past winter.
Before you purchase Rubbers. Arc
tics, Lumbermen's Hose, Socks or I'M
derwear, examine prices at the Pioneer
Store.
We have several hundred dollars
owing us on subscription. etc, and all
In arrears will confer favor by remit
ting ut once.
Miss Edith Clifford Is now teaching
school In Wellington. Crawford coun-
ty. She was in this village visiting
her parents this week and reports the
school doing nicely. RIOS. Netos.
Peter Aebli, J. J. Neiderer and Fred
Hoesli. of Blaine township, were in
town last Monday and called to con-
dole with us over the loss of the coun-
ty printing.
A nice warm rain would do lots of
good, and would be very welcome to
farmers and gardeners. 1t would
wonderfully improve the appearance
of grass and foliage.
Sailing, Hanson g. Co. have just re-
ceived the largest stock of Dry Goods
ever brought to Grdyling Give them
a call and examine goods and get
prices.
In Wyoming, recently, Miss Pyle
was united in marriage to Mr.. Wood.
If that wood is not "Pyled" before the
honeymoon is hardly over, we will be
much mistaken in our surmises.
Marius Hanson returned to Gray
ling last Monday from Milwaukee
where he has been the last year, to
take charge of the books in l.. Jensen
& Cos. store.
III. G. Mckinley, of the Otsego Co.
Herald, was in town last Monday and
made us pleasant call. He will
move his material 10 Gladstone where
he will publish an independent paper.
Dr. Layton, of Otsego Lake. was in
town last Saturday and made us n
pleasant call. He was prospecting for
an appointment on the Board of Pen
sion Examiners.
VIM. Mantz was called to Milwau-
kee, Monday, by the death of the
father of Mrs. Mantz. whose illness
prevented her from accompanying
him.
All lumbermen in want of Boots
and Shoes, should enquire for the
Key Log" river boots and shoes.
They are hand made and manufacture
ed by Parks g. Hazard, Jamestown,
N. Y. For sale by 0. j. Bell.
Just before going to press we learn
that the postofiice fight is finally set
tied. Mr.. Wheeler has Recommended
the appointment of Il. w. Clark and
he will undoubtedly be designated in a
few days. = West Branch Times.
The Michigan Central railroad an
nounces that hereafter they will run
no freight trains on Sunday except
when absolutely necessary for the
conveyan ce of perishable goods and
live stock.
A surprise party was given Miss
Bessie Metzler, last Tuesday evening,
by her young friends and school.
mates, WHO passed the evening in a
very enjoyable manner by playing
progressive eucher.
The corner stone Of the Masonic
home at Grand Rapids will be laid on
May 81. Between three and four thou
sand brethren are expected TO be pres.
emf. Several thousand dollars will be
raised to entertain them.
An exchange which offered a prize
to anv one who could make two words
signifying mot enough" out of the
single word enough. says that sever
al of his lady readers sent in the words
lone hug +"
A lively and frolicsome story entitl-
ed 'Getting Even With john" in the
May number of the American Agri-
culturist, will entertain the. boy and
girl readers of that admirable periodi-
cal.
Arbor Day May 4th, and we hope
every citizen will make it a point to
set out a tree or shrnb on that occa-
sion. Plant a. tree, or dozen OF
them aloug the street in front of your
residence and set out shrubbery in the
front yard.
j. M. Francis is going to rush
things Oh his farm this summer. He
has let job of clearing and breaking.
10 acres for wheat this spring to s. T.
Sewell. He was in the villnge Tues
day looking up his dog which had
strayed from home. RIOS. Ne,oS.
Every Saturday evening ] will make
a special sale of Roasts, Stews, Soups
and Boiling Pieces OF fresh meats.
Come and zee the bargains. To save
sailing. / will make special prices of