Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-13

W. q. johnson. OF Grove, was IN
own Monday. He Is running the
,amp IN this town for the Cheney
Min at present. and seems to have en-
Iirelv recovered from the effect OF his
accident last fall. except that his hand
has not grown on.
A. NJ. O. brakeman. named Il. Pur-
siey was probably fatally injured %
being caught between the cars OF
log train, or the Bagley branch. Mon
day. He was brought here and taken
to the commercial house In charge OF
Drs. Thatcher.
p. s. He died Tuesday night.
L. 8. Benson Is In Detroit, going
through the lines of Millinery, trim
mines and ladies furnishing goods, on
sale In that city and selecting spring
stock which will arrive here about the
last of March. Watch the columns OF
the Avalanche for his spring announce
ment.
James Reyell, Artists Colorman
and Drysalter, Of Oxford street, Lon
don, Eng, brother of DR.. s. Reveli,
of this village, has removed his place
of business but once during 30 years,
and then because his lease ran out and
that new six story building be built
on the site.-Ros. Nelcs.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give social at the residence OF Mrs.
N. Nicholson, on Friday afternoon and
evening. Supper from o'clock until
Ia. Ice cream will also be served.
There will be Rotations, charades,
music, etc., in the evening. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The Evening Sun, is the name o.
Dstroit's new daily paper. 1t Is OF the
democratic persuasion, and has all the
ear marks of one, and is as dirtiiy
printed as the majority Of papers o.
that ilk, and It's contents are OF tn
same description as the Sunday Sun
in which Office 1t Is printed.
It Is proposed to set apart one da
on the Bay View assembly program
next summer as "Grard Army day,
L the exercises to be entirely patriot
and the addresses to be made by oil
n soldiers. An effort will be made
IT secure the attendance of Gen. Algel
ex-Department Commander Gardne
3. Chaplain McCabe and other eminer
"war speakers. "-Det. Trib.
a, We hereby express our thanks to tn
r. people of Grayling and vicinity fl
lie their liberal patronage of ''The Trad
Carnival" and for their generous don
80 tons. To all who participated In Il
parade. and for the beautiful must
% and to those who so kindly assisted
the work, we will be ever gratefr
Ladies' Aid Society, Pres. Churc
MISS Lou WILLIAMS, Sec.
-. During the month of Februa
!. there was inspected in Michigan Is
= 449 barrels of salt, of which 49,
barrels was in Saginaw county. 50,
barrels In Bay, 10, 1928 barrels In MI
49, istee, y,4I6 barrels IN masoii, "a
'ro barrels in st. Clair, 5, log barrels
I'VE Midland. and 1l5 barrels IN HuT
~ county.
Nelson King returned home ]
DIN Friday from his western trip, and v
I'M farm In Otsego county next SUNNI
Ills Cap. Andrews struck town in Wa
n.y. ington where law was ut n premiu
ng and stayed behind to work the clal
rs. md will send for his family when
OBJ snow blockade is lifted.-Ot. Hero
am One of our democratic supervis
MS made the assertion, Saturday, q
ler' their party would control the elect
ave entire this fall in Crawford coun
eds IL that Is correct, would it not be "
fien TO let him name the ticket and s
,ny the worry and expense of an electi
- No is n fai- o,~s~ --.A ---~--i1 - - -
edly select the best material in
o,a party.
r. The Trade Carnival, at Hempste'
LIST. Hall last Friday evening. by
yed. ladies' of the presbyterian church
the ciety was success. Nearly e'
business in the city was represen
-, with most unique and fitting costu
','u and every one was happy. The IN
re- was fine, the supper excellent an !
win of all the receipts were. nearly Iii
81 dollars, though the hall was too 81
for the crowd, so that number c.
not gain admittance.
III lsadore Ochs, and his son viii
'' of Jackpine, took the early Il
n'er north, Tuesday morning, etroute
nus Seattle, Washington, where they
on a prospecting tour. Mr..
the family will remain at the farm
was he sends for them or decides
He Michigan is a better state than "
q Of ington and returns. We are sorl
see him go but wish him the hes
- success In his wanderiDgs. -Ros. .
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