Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-22


In the Farmers Mutual Insurance Co.
which is being organised for Crawford,
Otsego and Roscommon Counties.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used In dispensing. Physi-
clans prescriptions. and family recipes,
at the lowest prices. L. Fournier.
The rain of last Saturday and Sun
day was all that could be desired
by our farmers who are just CON-
plotting sowing their spring grain.
Call at the Pioneer store and ex-
anime their large stock and latest
styles of fur and straw Hats just re-
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Palmer, with Misses
Partridge, Bailey, Mattison and Brad
ley spent last Sabbath at the hospi-
table home of DIR. w. II. Niles, in Os-
coda county.
When wishing tee slippers, Oxford
ties and fine shoes, the ladies should
not forget to examine Bells stock. He
has just received fine line.
The service at the NJ. e. church.
next Sur day evening will be a union
of the two churches. Rev. Mr.. Sim
clair will deliver an address, after the
sermon by Rev. Mr.. Hill.
Fred Kelsey, son of Conductor G. M.
Kelsey, has accepted position as
clerks boy on the passenger steamer
500 City. which leaves this port next
Saturday. Bay city Times.
The log slide of Blodgett g. Byrne,
at Portage Lake, was started up last
Monday evening. They loaded and
took to the Muskegon river, 105 cars
containing about 1000 feet to the car.
Montmorency farmers have bought
many fruit trees this season and in
time there will be plenty of fruit raised
in that county, where everything grows
that is planted. -Er.
w. b. Hazen Post, Grand Army of
the Republic; ut West Branch, lost a
member by death. last week. He was
also a member of the Soldiers and
Sailors Association.
Judge Simpson sent an order ad-
journing term of Circuit court, which
should have convened Tuesday.
Sheriff Phelps accordingly formally
adjourned the term without day.
West Br. Times.
Architect Clark has begun the exc
cution of plans for Congressman
Wheeler's mansion, which will be
erected within a block of Hon. 8.
o. Fishers beautiful home. Work
will be begun in July.-Bay city Times.
Marvin Post, g. A. R., will hold
memorial service at the NJ. E. church,
next Sunday, at 3:30 p. AZ. All ex-
soldiers and Sons of Veterans are re-
queSteO TO De present.
BY order of Commander
At the last regular encampment of
Marvin Post, the Ladies of the Relief
Corps presented the Sons of Veterans
with a handsome quilt for which tick
cts will be sold and the drawing will
take place on the evening OF Decora-
ton day, at Il. A. II. hall.
We have it, the largest and best
scheme ever offered with Silver Leaf
Soap. You can get anything you
want from cook stove down to n toy
wagon, with Silver Leaf Soap wrap
pers. Call at Pioneer store and get
| Illustrated catalogue.
Marvin Post No. 240, Grand Army
of the Republic, meets in regular en-
campment next Saturday evening.
May oath. All members are requested
to be present as the final arrangements
for Decoration day will then be COM
pleted.
The Cheboygan Tribune gives cur
reacy to the rumor that George NJ.
Connors, late city clerk, who unfor-
tunately was not required to give any
bonds, has left that part of the moral
vineyard for good and that an ex-
animation of his books shows a short
age of $500.
Next Sunday evening, Rev. G. e.
Hill will preach decoration day SER
mon. at the NJ. Z. church. Such SER
vice is now general throughout the
union, on the Sunday proceeding the
day. and tends to keep alive the patri-
otto devotion to the cause for which
our heroes fell.
Two workmen in the Michigan gold
mine at Ishpeming quit work without
any just cause. When the authorities
searched their trunks over 50, 900 worth
of gold was found therein. 1t is sus-
pected now that many others Of the
men have been doing a similar busi-
ness. bet. NelCS.