Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-18

IOro Countiees ~ Set Aof. may Vih, hcAts
at this place, and our citizens should
see to it that everything is ia readiness
to welcome visitors and make their
stay pleasant. A programme will bs
arranged soon aud given before the
above date. A cordial invitation Is
extended to all. -Roscommon Nesos
The Browne Theatre Co. commenc-
ed a weeks engagement at Kings
opera house, Monday evening to a
crowded house. proof that James
has lost none of his popularity with
the people of Oscoda and AuSable.
The entire party Is composed OF good
actors, who work hard to please all.
and where all do SO we'll it is difficult
to discriminate among them. -Iosco
Democrat.
The State weather service weekly
crop bulletin reports the temperature
for the past week as 2 $40 above the
normal. Precipitation slightly above,
with an average amount of sunshine.
The effects upon wheat and grass have
been very Acknowledgement is start
ing well; oats are being sown, and
there are no unfavorable reports. -
Fruit prospects are excellent.
The Oscoda Saturday Night in refer
RUG 10 the Theatrical Company which
will give an entertainment at the Ope-
ra House next Friday evening, says:
''Jas ii. Brownies theater company
have been capturing the town all week
at Kings opera house. Every night
the house has been crowded to its full
est capacity"
The Roscommon Netos, says: That
1t pays to advertise was demonstrated
this week by a letter in answer to the
item Wife Wanted!' published in our
last issue. We have the letter and the
gentleman for whom it is intended can
get it by calling at this Office" Don't
be so fast Bro. Ne,os, it was your local
copied in the AVALANCHE that brought
forth the reply which we remailed to
the Ne,os office. Yes, it pays to adver-
tise in the AVALANCHE.
Our people were much shocked ear
ly Thursday morning by. the report
that Frank Bulhnan had been killed
in Edward township. A warrant was
issued by justice Weeks and placed in
the hands of deputy sheriff McFad-
den for the arrest of Peter and Steph-
en- Kartes, charged with assaulting
Bulbman. Dr. Cochran was sum.
moned to attend Bulhman, and found
him al 3 o'clock a. IN. at Stephen Vie
ges' house, near where the deadly as
sault was made. lie was Unconscious
when the doctor arrived. and at half
past five breathed his last. -OgemaW
Co. Herald.
The undersigned desire TO express
TO the ladies of Grayling, our hearth
est thanks for exceeding kindness and
unremitting attention given Mrs. Abb
Seeley during her last days OF life.
We came here I'm 'the-vnia hope that
the invigorating air might possibly re-
store her shattered health and though
disappointed in that hope, we found
while yet we were strangers, generous
and sympathizing friends whose acts
will ever be cherished in our memory.
II. N. SEELEY,
EDWIN +. POTTER,
MRS. E. +. POTTER.
Tine Crawling NJ. E. S. s. report for
the first quarter of lie year ri 1882 $50: -
Sabbaths in the quarter, 13
Average attendance, III 6-13
| Officers and teachers not absent dur
ing the quarter, 1 Sec. l.. s. Benson.
Scholars not absent during the quar-
ter. IA, viz: Bessie Mickelson. Josie
Taylor, Bessie Metzler. Nellie Doyle,
Maud Stalev, Judith Blakeslee, Iva
Francis, Liza Mantz, Eugene Thay' r,
Grant Shellenbarger, George Fish,
Axel Nicholson, Olof Nicholson and
Elmer Trumley.
| COLLECTIONS.
Infant Glass, So AZ; Mrs. Knights,
81 Is; Mrs. Trumley's, 81 OS; Mrs
Woodworth's, 81; Mr.. Taylor's, S4 10 4;
Mr.. Woodworth's, 81 9S; Miss Silsby's,
S1.02; Mrs. Wisner's. $500; Mrs.
Hicks. So As; Mrs. Staley's. S5.04 +;
Mrs. Benson's, $l.19. Birth Day
Bank, 1851. Total, S26 6S. Visitors.
81. L. S. BENSON, Sec.