Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-20

the concert they gave short time
since which they will do next Saturday
evening. They are raising funds for a
very commendabIe object, and all
should attend. Admission 10 cts.
The editor OF the Times of An Sable
has been presented with couple Of
fine shirts. and from the tenor OF his
acknowledgement we would infer that
the shirts is about all he has to wear.
He should not despond as summer will
soon be here.
Department Commander Brown of
the g. A. X. has resigned rs member
of the Soldiers Home board and e. F..
GrabilI, editor of the Greenville In
dependent and well-known veteran,
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Some of the most simple things are
objects of the greatest utility. Among
these, the patent broom holder, in
vented by A. A. Griffin, of Roscom-
mon, takes the cake" Everybody
wants one, IL not supplied, as we are
by the generosity of the inventor.
Jno. G. Evans arrived from Ohio,
last Thursday, laid up for the repair
of a dislocated knee. He was caugh:
in the machinery over a gas well in
some manner and thrown about TWEEN
ty feet into the air, almost miraculous
ly escaping with his life.
The West Branch Herald wants a
tannery started in that town so that
they will have market for their hem.
lock bark. After reading the election
returns from that town, in the same
paper, we think they had one in ope.
ration at that time.
Married, at Roscommon, Wednes-
day, Miss Cora Silsby to George Met
calf. The bride has many friends in
West Branch who will unite with us
in extending congratulations West
Branch Times.
The next regular meeting of Wagner
Camp las s. V. of U. s. A. will be
held Thursday evening March 18th,
1860. All brothers are most earnestly
requested to be present. BY order of
the Capt.
e. w. BELL, list Serg't.
Henry Gage, of Roscommon. told
his wife he was glad she was dying,
and before her body got cold he filled
himself with rum and then disappear.
ed, leaving his children unprovided
for and the body of his wife to the
care of citizens of the town, who gave
it decent burial.
In Justice Woodburn's court, Satur.
day, John Wise. disorderly drunk,
five dollars and costs or eight days,
Frank Sherman, larceny, jury trial,
guilty, five dollars and costs or ten
days. Harry Cook, robbery, examina.
ton fixed for 18th at 0 a. IN.
The social at the residence of Mrs.
N. Nicholson. given by the ladies of
the M. f.. Society last Friday evening
was largely attended and very en-
joyable affair, the social and gastroni-
mic exercises being interspersed with
excellent music.
Do not swear. There is no occasion
to swear outside of a printing office.
1t is useful in proof-reading, and in
dispensible In getting forms to press
and has been known to assist Ia look
ing over the paper when ii Is printed.
but otherwise it is n very disgusting
habit. -Kankakee (IH.) Gazette
A tramp met with summary justice
at the Hamacher settlement last week.
He entered the house of Leo Winter
and talked in very insulting manner
to Mrs. Winter. She ran out into the
road and met Joseph Lobsinger. who
oaugire mr.. tramp ana gave MIN n
thorough horse whipping. = West Br.
Times.
The Social given by Mrs. N. Nickel
son, at her residence, last Friday eve
ming, was the most enjoyable social of
the season, every one had a good
time and the receipts were over $26, 90.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. K.
Church hereby express their thanks to
Mrs. Nicholson for her liberal hospi-
tally.
We should imagine the people Of
MILO would rise as one man and bless
the Detroit Eoening Ne1oS, for its
vivid description of their city, in its
issue of the 18th. 1t portrays Mic as
the fag end of creation, the most DESC
late. forlorn and forgotten place in
existence.
NOTICE. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard,
being thankful for past favors, would
respectfully say to the public that
they have commenced work, for this
spring, and will do all kinds of paint
ing, granting, calsomining and paper
hanging, as cheap as the cheapest and
neat as the neatest.
Mar. 10, 3m.