Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-30
MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS.
EVENTS AND INCIDENTS THAT HAVE
LATELY OCCURRED.

pOrtant Doings of Our Neighbors-Wed-
dings and Deaths - Grimes, Casualties,
and General News Notes.
Tho following Michigan pensions
have been granted;
Original Invalid Colo, ion Wa .kins, deceased.
Romeo; navy, VIM. II, Bennett, Allendale
Il. Stannard, bancroft; MOrr 8 =. Haj,
Ypsilanti; John w. Howard, Grand Ledge
John w. Lum. Shiloh Homan Eockham, La
peer; Joseph Fletcher, Muir; James Fisher,
Corunnn; James MosiGrty, Hudson; Charles f.
Ross. INLAY City; Elias ID. Nash, Gobleyin 1;
Herman Huss, zilwaukeei John sipti Hills
dale Francis NJ. Forman, Ioliia; lson strock,
1Iudington; Knud Hanson, Maaisteei VIM.
Smith dnsIne), Birmingham Taos. J. Harris,
Adrian; Alfred Starks, Ashton Ferdinand IL.
Warren w, Barnum, Carlt'ni Thomas
Maloney, Jackson; William j. ot!away,
EsKfy E2ssipR 9ss%nSfsst 9ss%Sfs RRSams SeRA BSRqf
easier, Hudson; Alfred @. Boyd, Cohoeton
Ezra S. Cleveland Clio; Francis McMann. Sag
NAV; Eli p. Loranger, Wilhamston; George
D. Hanna, Easy; Jehiel " Dunha ldeceased1,
Ludington; Abram g. Anderson, White Oak
John s. Palmer (Soldiors' Homel, Grand Rapids
Homer B. Lamos, Otisville; Lewis Miller,
Balch Lambert Van Volkenburg, Wayland
Hallett, Traverse City; Paul Tranger,
Pottervillo Milton Moore, Nashville: JOY NJ.
Warren, Minden City Chester s. Armstrong
Jackson Isaac Powlus Saginaw City; VIM.
N. Hartupee, Grass Lake; Samuel Hunter de
Ceased), Dowagiac; Calvin A. White, Athens
Henry Bowers, Eaton Rapids; VIM. Willis,
Pontiac.
Edgar Albring ottawa Lake jerome H. Dens-
low navy. MecostR; Philander Milard
Brooklyn; Richard Van Gieson, Owosso George
W. Bowles, Coldwater George Z. Raymond
George Rogers, Constantlne; Abram Scott
Maple Ridge; Reuben ID. Wilkinson, Saginaw
Moses Frazar, Grand Blank; Robert j.. Noe
Commerce Henry Wixon, Lapeer Wm. Isaacs
Alpena John W. Drake Maple Rapids William
H. Edwards, Girard; William ID. Brainerd
Eaton Rapids George Collins Lyon, Flint
ders, Bronson; Darius w. johnston Grand
Rapids; Collins Shilling, Cedar Run; Charles
III. Sickle, Ptnckney; David Hinkle Rogersville
Mason Il, Smith, Grand Rapids Soldiers Home)
William Hocknell Vassar Jesse " Stevens
Paw Paw; Isaac Perrine, Muskegon; John III
Savage, Carson City; Alonzo Woodruff, Luther
Restoration and Increase-Reuben Wellman
Shepherd,
Reissue-Hram L. Harrison, Ransom. Reissue
and Increase-John II. Hough, Lapeer. Reissue
Jacob ii. Garfield, Portage; John +. Wotring
Ogden Center Marion kellogg, Ionia Charles s
Dougherty. Ypsilanti Carlos NJ Ladd, Kalama-
zoo Simon a. Barney Vicksburg; Henry Nor
ton, Cassopolis. Reissue and Increase-Jacot
Wilcox, Dundee.
widow of Nicholas Blom, Grand Haven Sarah
E., mother of Album l.. Grant Pentwater
Christine, widow of George Fleck, Col iwater
Christina B., mother OF George Mueller, Lake
Odessa; Jennie, widow of Lucius II. Read, Cali
fornia; Agnes, widow OF Daniel L. Carr. Alpena
Maggie, widow of Henry Potter, Lapeer City
Mary Jane, widow OF Colotion Watkins, Romeo
Agnes, widow of Eber Gereau, st. Clair; Sarah
F., widow of Jehiel V. Durham, Ludington
Matilda G. Kipp, for. widow of Peter Frey, Eek
ford Susan A., widow OF Robert N. Greenfield
Saginaw City.
Mrs. Delos Hilliker, aged %, suicided
at Port Huron by taking morphine, do.
mestic trouble being the cause. Mrs
Hilliker said she was tired of living and
she thought it would be better if she was
out of the way. Her husband hal beer
drinking of late, and she had been very
much depressed by tits fact.
Cyrus Thompson, aged 20, residing
near Dearborn, Wayne County, was froze.
to death while driving from the vi!llge tc
his home.
The cedar block paving to be done al
Alpena City this yelr will be 1876 foe
long and contain 26,sl2 square yards
The contract for doing the work has beer
awarded.
"A fire at Harrison, Clare County
burned up $4,000 worth of millinery
drugs, and groceries.
Mrs. Ben. f. Davis, prominent SO
ciety lady of Lansing, died suddenly il
Chicago of congestion of the bra N, Will,
visiting friends inthat city.
"A State Sanitary Convention will
be held at Lapeer on March 27 and %.
The dead body of Christopher woeh
mer, of Evansville, Monroe County, wa
found on the roadside near Ida. He com
planned of not feeling we'll, and started
for Ida to consult a doctor, but never
reached there.
The decorators are now engaged upol
the last room in the Capitol, and whei
completed all the rooms above the base
ment will have to be decorated. Their
has been appropriated for the purpos
$35, 1000, of which amount there is still
$4,000 unexpen ded.
-Hillery Cicott, of Monroe, went int
into his house, and told his wife he wa
not we'll. He then laid down and expire
Immediately. He was SO years old, an
was born at Monroe, where he had al
ways lived.
-Kumas, Japanese student at tn
university, will return to his native coun
try in June to prepare himself for rae
for the japanese Parliament.
Detroit Journal: Richard Wood, no,
so prominently before the public in cor
nection with the ballot-b box forgery, ere
nted quite little stir in Lansing i
March lat. He arrived at the Capitc
with his ballot-box under one arm and q
Introductory letter TO Gov. Luce froI
Gov. Foraker. Gov. Luce did not tax
very kindly to either Wood or his glas
box, and the man from Ohio did not &c
as much of swing rs he would hay
liked.
Mrs. Day, arrested in Michigan an
taken to Kansas on suspicion of bein
the original Mrs. Fender, has becom
uOioAoobit ihbhhos AASA nu'ohNou hBo, VI
hardships of Jail lfS, and the severity @
the change have contributed 10 this stat
of affairs.
Potter & Sons. of Alpena, have S om
IS, 900, 600 feet Of logs on skids and 5000
900 feet banked.
An interesting lawsuit against 81
Clair County is set down for the nea
future. Clinton County authorities claii
that one James Walker, insane, tempo
rarily residing in th,t county, is q resi-