Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-10
The following Michigan pensions
hava been or.nfad.


Hannibal Hart. Alegan Leonard Rowling,
Averili Joseph Clukey, Mt Clemens VIM.
Shick. Marcelfusi Daniel Cronayliet. sconeld
sparta Judson A. Chaplin, Kalamazooi Byron
Sec. Detroit James w. Rich, Eaton Rapids
Charles A; Wing, Howell; Leonard Pawling.
4. smith, Bandola; Leonidns Homes.
Brooklyn; James Clarke Elm Hall Nathan Y.
sherwood, Kalkaska; Naremus A. Bronson,
ilton Coryeh. Middleville; BENJAMIN B. Martin,
Deer Lake; Andrew Fisher, Riga Hiram X.
Cornell Nunica William O. Bliss, Paw Paw
Frederick Cons, jackson; Frederick Braun, De-
troit; Theodore II. Ashley, Price; Alvin III.
5uuson, saugatuck; John Nichols, Colonia
Robert NJ. Eyckoff, Dayisburg Elijah E; Koohs,
Walker, Morenci Carl H. kruger, Marshall.
Increase -Alanson 4. Kinney, Coldwater; MI
chael Gilligan, Elva; Porter M; Weylie, Bliss-
o.ah c. Baker. Addison; Isaac s. Allen, East
Saginaw John A. Henry Otsego; Job j. John
SON, Breedsyille; Darling Wilson, Riyersdale
White James Partee, Breckinridge; Aaron
y. PaImlee, Caro-; Allen a: Kent. Ann Arbor
Il. barber. Moline; Caleb 4. smith, Ian
sing; John @. FarlIng. Tekonsha VIM.
Rufus p. Powell, Birch Run; Joseph M. Wal
dorf Reading VIM. Joseph, Elm Hall; Thad-
deus l.. Manley Sears Chas. G. Rowell, Owosso
Purdy, Plainwell, Cyrus II. Hollister, Wayland.
Restoration and Reissue-Henry Simmon,
6ickels; August johnson, Whitehall
Reissue-Pirre Allard, Ford River; Robert A.
Hamilton, Lapeer; David Silence, Allegan
Robert Campbell, Ann Arbor VIM Newman,
Coldwater; Harvey HiIliar, Coldwater; Jesse
IL. Smith, Ionia Peter Ross, Wayland.
Reissue and Increase-Coilin NJ. Stewart, st.
Clair Jos. Gault, Galesburg.
Orphans, Widows and Children-Permilla,
mother of Chas. H. Crebtree, Charlotte; Eliza
beth Britten, mother OF VIM. Ii. Decker, Char
lotte Alvira, mother OF Chss. H. Ferry, Potter
vile Alice A., widow Of David n: Irving, De-
n N
Jane M. Beckwith, former widow of Nathaniel
B. Jewell Six Lakes: Lucy E., widow of Edwin
M. Huntington, Ypsilanti; Charity mother OF
Isaac Barager, Ithaca; Amanda, widow OF Jas.
Utter Kalamazoo.
DIR. Dolsn, for five years assistant
physician at the Ionia Asylum for In
sane Criminals. has resigned, and will go
to Fergus Falls, Mimi, to have medical
charge of an asylum.
Detroit Journal: Henry Edick, of
st. Joseph, was 100 years old Saturday,
and the day was celebrated in a pleasant
manner. Mr.. Edick was born in Oneida
County, New York, and has lived a sober,
regular life. He has never taken medi-
cine or liquor, but has used tobacco for
FO'OhSl 9OuAo uhN 10 6OtbAhk w INV
it. He looks to be about 80 and can look
after himself as we'll as the ordinary citi-
zen. In few days, if the weather mod
crates, Mr.. Edick will go to Crystal
Lake, ILL.,. to visit daughter. Mr.. Edick
has six children living, the baby being
SO years old.
Michigan patents: Homer A. Aid
rich, Battle Creek, counting apparatus;
Edward N. Avery, Tecumseh, hayrack;
James E. Boan, Ironwood, floor j,ck;
Charles A. Codding and L. E. Wilbur,
b. Dyar, Detroit, radiator; James j..
Faulkner, Jackson, machine for delin t.
ing cotton seed; Hugo Hill, Detroit,
folding chair and car coupling; John
Krehbiel. Kalamazoo, capsule stripping
ma 'hine; John Krehbiel, machine for
cutting gelAtine capsules; John Krehbiel,
capsule dipping machine; John Krehbiel,
mold pin greasing machine; Perry t.
Lamkin, Whitaker. lathe for turning
handles; Justin Lawyer, Coldwater, grate
and fre-box for stoves; Franklin d.
Peck, Grand Rapids. carving machine;
Frank b. Rae, Detroit, switch for cleo
trio locomotives; Cyrus Roberts, Three
Rivers, car wheel, two patents; Henry B.
Robishung, Kalamazoo, clamp for brake
beam; Hercules Sanche, Detroit, elec-
trio come ection; Hiram E. Staples. L. I.
Covell and H. E. Heagle, Whitehall, root
cutting machine; John S. Stevenson,
Detroit, bending machine; John Sulli-
van, Grand Rapids, hub clamp and
wrench combined; James Winegarden,
Grand Rapids, burglar alarm.
Frank O'Donnell, of Port Huron
went to Yale to see if there was any vio-
lation of the license law. He was spot
ted fiom the start, and received severe
pumme!ing at the hands of somebody
unknown.
Detroit Free Press: A real-estatt
agent, who has q fourth floor Office OF
Griswold street, had q sigu on his dooi
reading: shut This Door" OF course
eight-tenths of the people who had bust
mess with him left it open. When warn
weather came he hung out another sign
reading, Leave the Door Open" and, oi
course, most all Of his callers carefully
shut it. The other day, after an hour o.
solemn thought, he removed the dooi
from it's hinges in the morning. and wheI
he went away at night replaced it. Thi
| ha 10 ooino IN do avarv 6av all aum mar
but whether it will solve the problem O
not remains to be seen. People canno
meddle with the door, but they can asl
questions, and the unfortunate man ha
had TO hang out sign reading: 'Th'
door has been taken of and laid away
For further particulars, see the janitor.
He will be likely to add to it, as a maj
stood in the doorway yesterday and que
lied: well, where can find the janito
TO ask him why this was doneP'
-Whittemore Argue; Copper ore con
tinues to be found near here every day
with finds of other minerals which ma
be still more valuable. All it now need
is the energy to develop that which ha
already been brought to the surface.
The Secretary of State reports III
growing crop as being greatly benefite
by the present weather. The hay yiel
will be large.
Albert Spring, farmer living nea
Melvin, on the Port Huron Division o
the Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad