Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-17

Rev. Hill was called to Genese'
comfy, to attend the funeral of Al
Aunt, and will not return until tn
last of next week.
e. M. Roffee. sold the house ad
joining DIR. Woodworth's residence. I,
e. #. Richards last week. Considera
ton 81, 100.
Mrs. Phelps. of the 0rayling House
went TO Bay City, last week. on 9
four weeks visit with old friends and
acquaintance.
Grayling keeps on increasing it,
places of business. Another saloon
will be opened on the corner o.
Cedar and Ogemaw streets.
DIR. Roffee has painted the residence
occupied by Mr.. Brinkman and erected
a nice fence on two sides of the prop
erty. both big improvements.
Hon. Stanley Turner, of Roscom.
mon, is engineering the James M,
Turner gubernatorial boom ia the up
per counties. -Det. NetoS.
The Knights of Maccabees at their
meeting last week, elected Julius X.
Merz as delegate to their State Con
vention, to be held at Bay City, Aug.
1910 ana Cnas. III. FISH as alternate.
w. Metcalf of Center Plains, sent
us last Monday. a sample of his crop
Of cherries. They are as fine as any
we have ever seen.
]. Metz has returned from his south
ern visit and gone to the Oscoda store
of Lyon & Conner, to relieve e. Mill
kin who has been down with the
Measles.
Walter Babbitt and wife, of Kala-
inazoo, are in the city visiting the
family, and old friends. OF course
"Walt" has been down the river, fish
ing.
The citizens of Grayling will enter
tain the Michigan Press Association,
at dinner, next Saturday, on their
way north. The Gaylord City Band
will be in attendance.
Kuss" that big red OK, wit white in
in his face that is roaming our streets.
He has destroyed three more of our
shade trees and one out of the fine row
in front of j. X. Bates residence.
J. c. Hooker. of Otsego Lake, was
in town last Tuesday, and made the
Office, a pleasant call.
We are always pleased to see the "old
vets"
MARRIED AT the residence of
VIM. WOODBURY., Esq, the officiating
Justice, Wednesday, July 16, 1890.
Virgil G. Olds, and Eva q. Mack,
both of Vanderbilt.
Be sure and attend the Concert at
the II. E. church, next Tuesday even
ing. Admission 80 cents. Tickets for
SsS.s. saIe sIJ a. rournIers
Drug Store, same price.
Grayling folks are making prepare
tons TO entertain the old soldiers and
sailors of northern Michigan in royal
style at the reunion to be held there
next month. = West Br. Democrat.
The new board of control of the
home at Grand Rapids has
found more than 100 veterans with
good pensions able to care for them
selves, inmates of the institution.
They will be discharged.
Peter Smith is the last victim of the
Potts logging road. He had his head
ammed between logs projecting over
he ends of two cars He was taken
% the Saginaw hospital and will
die.
Farmers are all smiles these days
Is rule. Crops were never looking
better. Grass, forage crops, cereals,
md every variety of root crops, are
exceedingly promising. Well have
good fair this year.-IdooaS Gazette.
Messrs. F. Bell, F. Culver. 8. Odell
ind the dentist, started down the riv-
or yesterday after grayling. If their
Discatorial ability is equal to the tai
mt they display in their vocations, a
great number of fish will be taken in
but of the wet.
A carriage containing Mrs. Edward
Lowe and child, Mrs. G. l.. Wood and
maid and ID. w. Blodgstt, of Grand
Rapids, was overturned on the bluff
1t Nackinac Island Saturday night
md the occupants rolled down a 100
loot embankment. None of them
we're seriously injured. Journal.
In our local last week concerning a
recent pine land sale by David Ward
20 the Manistee Lumber Co. of tract
to the Manistee river, en-
oracing 1850 acres, the price was
wrongly stated. 1t should have read
s35, 600 instead of $95, 900 as printed.
-Ot. Co. Herald.
e. G.. Martin, of West Bay City, u