Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-31

Miss Nellie and Morris Doyle, re-
turned from Kalamazoo, Monday.
Mrs. e. t. Richards and family
have returned from their visit to Bay
City.
Rev. Mr.. Culver. of Frederic, ,officia-
ted at the Presbyterian church, last
Sunday.
Frank Bell has taken place in
Sailing. Hanson g. Cos. store. for a
short time.
Miss Kate Traver left for her home
last week, via. Lansing, where sh.
will visit with friends for a short time
| Mrs. j. c. Hanson, of Grayling, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Effie Moore
and other relatives here this week.
l-Middletotoss (Ifad.) Netos.
NJ. Pheneuf. of Grayling, has been
in the city the past two days and will
return home this afternoon.-Bay City
Tribune.
! There will be a special meeting of
the Corps. on Saturday. Aug. I'd. at
o'clock sharp, by order of the Sen.
Vice President,
A Grand Rapids man who has been
camping on an island in Higgins Lake,
attempted suicide Sunday night by
cutting himself in the breast. Bay
city Times.
Rev. Sinclair, who occupied the pull.
pit at Covenant Presbyterian church
for several months last summer, is visi.
1tIng friends in this city.-Bay CITY
Press.
| The tri-county fair, to be made NJ
of the good things of Roscommon,
Crawford and Osceda counties, i,
looming up for grand time. Dog
City Times.
Harry Cook plead guilty to a second
charge, as disorderly and was sen
fenced by Justice WOODBURY. to ninety
days in tie Detroit House of Correc
ton.
Ed. Phelps, former resident, now
travelling agent tor Burger & Burdick
of Crawling, is in the city. He reports
J everything booming up in that ''burg.
West Bay city Post.
John 8. Harrington will run q meat
, wagon in a short time. and expects tc
pay good prices for cattle and sci
meats at lower rates than the regular
markets.
Marius Hanson, j. Hartwick, j. F.
Wilcox and Shoppenagon returned
from the Sturgeon river last Saturday,
where they had been fishing. The!
report successful trip.
Tho s4aaa hoa-a af haaith ,-i.s-.
roasted several local boards in OtsegC
and Montmorency counties for no
knowing diptheria when they saw it
has made rigid investigation, and an
ncunces that it was right in its censure
Rev. E. w. Wheeler, of Cedar
Springs, who is visiting his daughter
Mrs. w. Ravens, occupied the pulpit
in the NJ. r. church, last Sunday
evening, in the absence of the pastor
i
Rev. G. f. Hill.
WIN Donnelly was on terrific
drunk Saturday and smashed in the
window of Charles b. Johnson's house
for which Justice Woodburn said three
months in the Detroit House of Cor
rection.
Grayling's Opera House is progress
ing finely. II is 30x100 feet in size,
and will be as handsome place al
amusement when completed, as there
is in that section. Hampstead & Tay
lor are the owners city Times
A local paper may cost little more
than the city paper, but fifty1twc
; times every year it looks after the in
terests of your neighborhood, adver
tises the advantages of your town, iti
industries and its prosperity.
Some one. instead of welding dus
ter, welded the baldheaded end of q
broom the other morning, and we edi
tor is sporting very sore right arm in
consequence. Might have been worse
Northern Mail.
II some of those gentlemen from the
Experimental Farm at Grayling, who
said that the Plains were as good a'
useless, would come to this county,
they would be convinced that oil kinds
of crops can be raised on the Plains,
and without government appropria-
tons either Northern Mat.
Every minute of this dry weather j:
costing the farmers in lower Michigan
dollars. The secretary of the state
has 1t from scores of correspondents
that the corn and potato crops are on
the edge of destruction from drouth.
Diet. NesOs.
The annual report of the Bay View
camp meeting association, given yes