Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-20

Appropriate literary exercises win
be held in each department. OF the
school tomorrow. la colnme'noration
Of the anniversary Of Waslilngton's
birthday.
Tomorrow, Detroit will be n repub- |
lican City. by large majority, it being |
the day OF meeting of the state repub-
lican League and the annual banquet
OF the Michigan Club.
1t is utterly absurd to suppose that
n minority is to be more trusted or is
less likely to vote away public money
wastefully or unwisely than majority.
-Ne,o York Tribune.
We expect to see the N. 4. church
crowded, Saturday evening, by the
young ladies of the village, on account
of their personal interest in the subject
of the lecture.
Our young people are having heap
of enjoyment In sort of social club
with weekly meetings ut the residences
of members. Music and dancing fill
the time.
The farmers in Centre Plains have
dubbed together to buy carload of
plaster this spring. 1t will cost Sc. 40
on trnak--Any- ana wanting will do
well to join them. We believe II. Il,
Shaffer has the matter in charge.
J. Patterson, attorney of Gray
ling, one of the proprietors of the
Northern Democrat, was in town this
week. - West Branch Times.
Farmers who have carefully examin-
ed their wheat and clover fields, dur
ing the recent warm weather, think
they are uninjured by the ice which
they had feared.
Presiding Elder Caster, will lecture
at the NJ. E. church Saturday evening,
for the benefit of that society. on the
subject of matrimony. Admission 20
cents.
It is said that the arrangements fcr
the Musicale, in March, under the d.
rections of Miss Hayerfleld, are being
completed so as to promise the richest
musical feast ever enjoyed in Crawling.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kneeland ar
rived from Milwaukee, Saturday even
ing. They were accompanied by his
sister, Miss Sarah Y. Kneelanj, who
will remain here through the winter.
Main J. Connine, ofOscoda, was in
town last Friday on legal business.
Mrs. Connine was called to Indiana
last week by the illness of her mother.
Wilson Hickey, of Ball. dropped in.
to our sanctum, Friday, for social
chat. He is one of the practical farm
ers of the county, and is always wei
come.
Louis Fournier, of Grayling, former
Is with A. Loranger s. Co., of Bay
in the porthern part of the state.
Bay CITY Times.
The pupils of Mrs. Z. J. Ashmore
will give Musicale, for the entertain
ment Of their friends ut the residence
of Mrs. J. Staley this evening.
An enjoyable time is anticipated.
On account of the accident which
happened to Mrs. Nicholson, last Tues
day, the concert to be given by Mrs.
Ashmore and her scholars. will be held
at the residence of Mr.. John Staley.
Deputy sheriff Hadley keeps the
town quiet at night by promptly pack
ing away DRINKS and vags. in Macs
hotel. 1t may be little expensive for
the county, but it is cheaper than
prosecution after the commission of
greater crimes.
The body Of Frenchmah known
here as 80 Beef was brought to the
undertaking rooms of Hanson & Bra
den yesterday. from Ingerson's camp.
He was driving with load OF logs,
when the binding chain broke and he
was caught. receiving such injury
that he survived but short time.
OH the clothes press is swell affair
for garments nice and neat, the hay
press is a grand machine and does its
work complete, the cider press is love
ly, with its juices rich and sweet, but
the printing press controls the world
and gets there with both feet I'm
! knoeCn.
Old Shopnagance, the Indian guide
of Grayling, passed through the city n
few days ago ON his way to the Indian
town in Saginaw county, and to
Isabella county, on visit to red men.
He trapped seven beavers and sir OF
tiers this winter.
Rev. Lyman Abbott sought to gain
little notoriety by declaring that the
workingmen of New York hadn't saved
dollar for 10 years. Later he was
shown bank statements proving that
they had deposited over 100000 in