Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-09

4 Mrs. J. Q. Hickey aud son and Mrs
Pickell are Waiting friends and ,eia-
tives In the southern part Of the state
BoRN-In Grayllng. Friday May 8,
to Mrs. Joseph Burton daughter.
Eight pounds.
ID. NJ. Knseland was quite sick last
week. but Is now better and able to
attend to business.
Seth III. Johnson, of Pere Cheney,
has made application TO be admitted
TO the Soldiers Home at Grand
Rapids.
VIM. Edwards. postmaster at Jack
Pine, is suffering with infiaInatory
rheumatism, We are sorry to learn
Ros. Netos.
DIR. Gilbert, of Bay City, was call
ed here last Saturday morning by the
serious illness of Mrs. j. X. Hanson,
who is now much better.
Miss Cora Wight and her sister Miss
Bessie Metzler spent two or three
days last week in Frederic, visiting
friends.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. have put an
iron roof on their planning mill make
ing it less liable to take fire from sparks
from locomotives in passing.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. are putting
up the electric light burners through
their mill yard, preparatory to working
crew at night.
If any one wishes to cut 8, 900 fence
rails on contract, at low rates, they
will hear of job by calling at this of:
fec next Saturday afternoon.
The stockholders of the Grayling
Gold and Silver Mining Company.
met last Saturday, to attend to bust
ness of Importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stevenson, of Otse-
go Lake. were in town last Sunday, at
tending the memorial services Of their
nephew, Claud Bonnell.
Henry Dhiel, an old veteran of the
10th Mich. Inf. dropped dead from
an attack of heart disease in Bay City
last Friday morning.
| T. G. High, Homer Jacobs and @.
A. Ingerson received the contracts for
clearing off the new addition to the
Cemetery.
Frank Bell occupies a desk in the
Office of Geo. l.. Alexander, Esq,
where he will pursue the study of the
intncacies Of law.
Regular communication of Grayling
Lodge, No. $50, L. & A. NJ, this eve
ming. Visiting brethren cordially
welcomed.
Peter Aebli, of Blaine. has succeed
I'd so well with his small flock of sheep
during the past year, that he has con-
cluded to purchase some more.
The young child left by Mrs. Frank
Deckrow, died at the residence of
w. w. Metcalf, last Tuesday and was
buried Yesterday morning.
s. Hampstead, of Crawling, is pre-
pared with jacks, trucks and rollers
for raising or moving buildings. Terms
reasonable.
J. G. Hickey has put a "Milk
Shake" in bis Drug Store for the ben
eft of his customers who like cool
ing drink.
The Grayling w. A. G.. will give an
Ice Cream Social at the g. A. r. hall.
Friday evening. My 18th. A fine
literary program ia connection.
Prof. Hudson, the author of the
new Battle Cry of Freedom" and
other old soldier songs. will sing at the
NJ. E. church. tomorrow evening
Let every old veteran attend.
Rev. Gordon, photographer, and
Frederic correspondent of the AVA
LANCAE and supposed correspondent
of the Democrat. has located for u
short time in Wolverine.
A large wolf was trying to steal q
young calf from Joseph Brooks Sun
day, at Big Rock, in broad day light.
This is the first seen in that section
for several years. -Atlanta Tribune.
Mrs John Mapes, who has been pay
ing an extended visit to her daughter.
Mrs. j. Shook, of Ch-boygan. has re-
turned TO her home in South Branch.
Ros Netos
There will be a japanese Wedding
at the M. e. church, tomorrow even
ing. Admission % aud Is cents.
Mnsic by Prof. Hudson. a celebrated
veteran vocalist from Bay City.
Arthur Traver passed a very success
ful examination preparatory to being
admitted TO the Detroit High School.
and was assigned to one of the high
est departments.
Miss Aggie Bates. Miss Nora Masters
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