Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-13

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Mrs. Peter Larson.
A meeting Of Revolutionary descend
ants will be held In Detroit on the
afternoon Of April "a, during Floral
Festival week.
The railroad companies will not re-
build the warehouse on the dock at
Mackinaw City,. which was recently
burned. but win build new one near
the depot.
Mrs. Brown. of Bay City, whose
daughter was rescued from den in
the lumber country last week, died
Saturday, shortly after the girl reach
ed home.
On next Tuesday the flag raising ex-
ercises of north Oscoda school will
take place Mt the north school building.
Every school house In Michigan ought
to have the stars and stripes floating
over it.-OScodG Times.
How many farmers Ia this county
will put in } acre or more OF corn for
ensilage purposes, SO that this year
will decide the question whether the
Silo will be benefit to us in this sec
ton.
Farmers who have got up their years
supply of wood, can now advance the
Springs work by hauling the contents
of the barnyard on to the fields where
it is to be used. Spread It from the
sleigh and have all ready for the plow
Our citizens are to be delighted
again some time in March, by Musi-
Gale, under the direction of Miss Hav-
erfield. The excellence of her first en-
tertainment is a sufficient guarantee
of pleasant evening.
| At the election next month it will be
the duty OF each township under the
new tax law, to elect two members to
act with the supervisor as a board OF
review, one for one year and one for
! two years; at each succeeding election
} one to be elected to hold cff;ce for two
years.
For sixty days only, we offer OUT
stock of o We rcoats and Misses, Youths,
Boys and Children suits at great re-
duction for the purpose of making
: room for spring stock. Call at the
Pioneer Store and examine goods and
) prices.
We hope every farmer in the coun
ty will put out little fruit of some
kind this Spring. All know that small
fruits grow here to perfection, SO there
is no excuse for long being without
: them, and we belieye that there are
E Apples, Pears, Plums and Cherrie.
that will thrive here. We cannot
know till we try.
The Ladies of the NJ. f. church
will give New England supper al
of this week. All are requested to
dress in costume. Supper will be SER
we'd from till 10 o'clock, to which all
are cordially invited. Supper rs cts.
Nicholas Farley, of Gaylord, had
been sick for ten days with Le grippe.
Last Sunday he escaped from his room,
and though diligent search was made
, for him he was not found until the
next day when his body was picked up
on the railroad track. He had frozen
, to death.
The body of Angus MILAN. II years
old, was found in Roscoinmon county,
last Monday, frozen stiff and badly
mutilated by mice and other animals
The boys father says lie left home
January 12 with about SIS in his peck
ct, and he thinks the lad was murder
ed asna"i"iis. - 10 .--i-- --r---- = '-.ss.-
About o'clock Tuesday morning a
fire was discovered in John Dailey's
saloon. at Otsego Lake, and before
tho flames could be controlled, Il 9
saloon, Greedy & Callahan's livery
barn and office, the drug store and
hotel were consumed. The buildings
were owned by Mr.. Green. Loss S., 900,
insurance on the hotel 81, 600, no other
insurance reported.
The Young Peoples Society" of the
N. e. Church is making arrangements
for Fair, which will be held during
the latter part of March. Any assist
ance rendered will be thankfully re
ceived. COMMITTEE: Miss vena Jones
Miss Bessie Nicholson; Miss Emma
Hanson; Miss Musa Ravens and Miss
Agnes Bates.
The publishers of THE HOME MAKER
Of which Marion Harland is the editor,
offer, as their contribution to the good
cause, seventy-five cents out of every
annual subscription of two dollars to
the Magazine, sent in during the next
six months. Every such subscription
must be accompanied by the words,
"For Mary Washington Monument. {"
The offer is generous, and should