Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-21

Monday. He will be accompanied
home by his wife.
The fourth quarterly msetlng will
be held In the NJ. Il. church next Sun
day. Rev. Il. e. Caster will preach
In the morning and evening.
DIED-wednesday, Aug. 90, Floyd
F., infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
f. Hum. Tho bereaved parents have
the sympathy of our entire community.
G. A. Hewitt has force OF men at
work on r. Hanson's brick residence
at GraylinR. which is in course of con.
struction. Boy CITY Times.
Everybody is justly congratulating
Frank Bell, on his fine speech, of Tues
day. 1t was his maiden public effort
and his friends may we'll be proud.
For first class photographs call at
s. e. Odelrs Studio, opposite the
court house. Views a speciality, prices
reasonable and satisfaction guaran-
teed. II.
The market OF H. Mantx & Co. Is as
neat as pin, and their mammoth re-
frigerator keeps everything sweet. The
choicest meats, fruit and vegetables
constantly on hand.
If the present outlook for good crops
in Otsego county is anything to 20 by,
the county fair this year will be by
far the best ever held in the county.
-Ot. Co. Ne,os.
The proprietors of the opera house
have finished the front with dainty
shade of paint, and are placing inside
every possible convenience for their
patrons.
According to the census returns AL
coma county has a population of 5. 400,
Alpena T15. 496, Crawford 2.96S, Os-
coda 1926, Otsego 4,27O, Presque Isle
1857, and Cheboygan IL, 9S2.
Ewell Millikin. with Lyon& Conner
was taken seriously i'll last week. His
parents were telegraphed and came up
Thursday. He is now convalescent
and will so home to recuperate.
The South Branch correspondent OF
the Democrat says that the appoint
ment of Henry Funck, of South
Branch, as township clerk, was Hob
sons choice" Now what did he mean
MARRIED-.At the residence of the
brides parents. in South Branch town
ship, Miss Mary G Funck and John l..
Funch, OF Grove township. . Rev.
Curnalia officiated.
Mrs Charles 1ngersoll, of Fenton,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs
John Leline, of South Branch, for the
past two weeks returns home to-mor-
Reports from Chicago are to the eff
feet that advices from all parts of the
country indicate AN unusually short
potato crop oil over the country, and
it is predicted that prices will be I'm
usually high. -KdlkdSkan.
William Sullivan, Of this city. has
been awarded the contract for putting
in the steam fixtures at the new school
house in GraylIng, also in the new
Is, 900 residence of X. Hanson of the
same place. Day city Tribune.
DIED-In this village, Friday, Aug.
Is, Maggie infant daughter Of SIR. and
Mrs. ID. Dyer.
The funeral ut the Presbyterian
church, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Kay,
was largely attended by sympathizing
friends.
DIR. A. b. Spinney, OF Detroit, viii
be at the Commercial House, on Thurs
day. Aug. 2Sth. The doctor makes a
speciality of all forms of Chronic dis
eases, particularly, Catarrh, Eye, Ear,
Throat and Lung diseases. Best of
glasses always on hand. Fits guaran-
teed. Consultation free.
Several thousand MnCcabees visited
Bay City this week end were obliged
to pay one and third fare there and
return. A large number of soldiers,
their families and friends, will attend
the reunion at Grayling next week and
they will be obliged to pay at the same
rate. Barnum's Circus pitches its
tent in Bay City; the railway authori-
ties are interviewed, and behold
special train is put on and passengers
are carried there and home again at
less than one first class fare. The
great Barnum must be assisted in his
money making schemes, but the men
who are banded together for the good
of their fellow men, and the old sol
diers who fought and bled for their
country are entitled to no considera-
ton. Well may railroad and other
corporations be called soulless. - Vest
Br. Democrat.