Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-19


Yes, o. ]. Bell has received his new
stock OF Boys School Shoes, Lumber
mans Rubbers &c. &c. Call and see
him.
DR.. Cochran, of West Branch, has
invented an nailless horseshoe, which
can be taken of or put on in a mo-
ment, and seems to answer the pur-
pose for which 1t Is designed.
You should call and see at what low
figures you can purchase Dry Goods.
Clothing. Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Hats. Caps, Carpets, etc.
at the store of III. Joseph, before pur-
chasing elswhere.
Frank Owen. of Maple Forest, re-
f, ceived a telegram last Thursday eve
ming, stating that his father, who
lived in Genessee county. was dead.
He took the first train so as to DO In
time to attend the funeral.
A very large catamount was exhibit
ed at the Norton House, last week,
which was captured near here by a
hunter from the southern part of the
state, named Nesbit. It Is the largest
specimen seen here for some time. -
West Branch Times.
Miss. Haverfield. assisted by her pu-
pills, will give Musicale ut the Pres
byterian church, tomorrow evening,
the Goth. Quite a treat is promised
in the presence of Mr.. Tremaine.
of Bay City, the celebrated whistler.
Archie Brown, who has been a very
extensive lumber jobber in this section
for many years, with the exception of
putting in 1000, 900 feet of logs for
himself, will take a rest in the sunny
south. West Branch Herald.
The new buildings at the soldiers
home are completed, and they were
needed. There are at present $40 vet
Grams within its precinct, and it is ex'
pected that 600 will find shelter there
before spring. This Is exclusive of of
ficers of the home and civilian en-
ployes.
Alpena mills have cut 21s, SIS, 000
feet of lumber this year, or %, 900, 900
feet more than the cut of 1883. The
shingle cut was also larger, being
8, 661, 900. There is q large stock OF
logs left over for the next seasons
work.
A cat having been caught out in o
hard rain in Cincinnati the other day,
went to the door OF the house where
it lived, rang the bell, and when per
mitted, entered. A Detroit cat. how
ever, would not only have rung itself
in, but gone Immediately to the laun
dry and wrung itself out,-Det. Jour
nal.
Rev. f. E. Caster, Presiding Elder
of this district, conducted quarterly
services at the M. E. church Sunday.
Every seat was filed both morning
and evening and the audience was not
disappointed. All pronounced the
evening discourse one of the greatest
ever listened to in West Branch. -
West Branch Times.
For Bargains in Millinery go to Ben.
sons $500 hats for $500; 81. 80 hats
for So. so; So. SO hats for S2. so; $500
hats for $500; $500 hats for Slips;
81. so and ] rs Felt hats for rs cents.
Good Felt hats for 80 and Is cents.
No extra charges for trimming.
See here! Now Is the time IL you
want a first class Heating stove, to
call Mt once at w. ii. Smale's hard
ware store. He is selling off at cost,
and has different styles to select from.
All will go in short time on account
of the remarkable low price.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the last regular
communication of Grayling Lodge,
No. 1876, f. and A. NJ:
w. MI. F.. Thatcher,
s. wa. w. Marsh.
| j. w. VIM. WOODBURY..
Secretary-A, ID. Roberts.
Treasurer John Leece.
|
Junior Deacon-S. O'Dell.
The Chaplain and Stewards will be
appointed at the next regular COM
munication, which will be held on st.
Johns day, at which time the officers
will be installed.
At the regular encampment Of Mar
vim Post No. 240, g. A. R., held last
Saturday, the following comrades were
elected officers for the ensuing year
Commander-A. j. Rose.
Sen. Vice-C om.-W. y. Chalker.
Jun. Vice-Com.-A. G. Wilcox.
| Quarterinaster-O. ID. Nutten.
OFF. of the day-Chas. A. Ingerson.
Off. of the Guard-G. s. Filley.
Chaplain-Wm WOODBURY..
Surgeon-O. j. Bell.
| The non-commissioned officers and
Adjutant will be appointed at the reg
ular encampment, held on Saturday,