Crawford avalanche., 1890-07-24

Roscommon News, celebrated their
tenth marriage anniversary at their
residence in Roscommon. Thursday,
evening. July IL.
There will be a joint meeting of the
members OF the @. A. r., Sons of
Veterans and the Womsn's Relief
Corps, at their hall over the Bank,
next Saturday evening, at 1880.
The Bay City Tribune issued "a
page paper last Sunday, which will
favorably compare with any. Since
the return of K. T. Bennett, there has
been a marked improvement in every
issue.
We hear that Orlando Hicks, of
Frederic, who taught the school at
Waters last winter, has been engaged
to teach the Otsego Lake village school
beginning in September. -Otsego Co.
Herald.
The train which bore the Mich.
Press Association from Saginaw to
Cheboygan, made the fastest time
ever made over the Mackinaw Div. a
pprtion of 10 being moro than a mile ~
minute.
Thos. Gee and family arrived in
town the other day from Grayling for
permanent residence, and have rented
the John NJ. Sanborn house in the
!, north part of the village. - Otsego Co.
Herald.
! Mr.. Trench of Staley & Trench,
/ Bankers, arrived here last Friday,
with his wife and daughter, who went
to Bay View, Saturday evening. Mr..
Trench and Mr.. Staley started north,
fishing, Monday.
Postmaster J. NJ. Jones of Grayling,
was in the village Wednesday. He
was up before the Board undergoing
t examination for increase of pension,
having incurred disabilities through
| service for Uncle Sam.-Otse0o Co.
Herald.
The fourth annual camp meeting OF
the Bay City district camp meeting
association will be held on the grounds
at Peach Lake near West Branch from
July 20 to August S, 1890. The meet.
! ing to be under the leadership of Rev.
E. e. Caster, presiding elder.
s Rev. VIM. Putnam preached one OF
!, his able and characteristic sermons in
the Baptist church, last Sunday morn
ling. His theme was Christian Bap
tism, and his discourse was logical,
convincing and conclusive on thai
subject. .-Otsego Co. Herald.
E. N. Roffee and a friend Mr.. J. w.
Hinman, from his home, Clyde, N. Y,
went to Mackinaw last Thursday
u and from there to Bay View, where
They were highly pleased with theil
b trip.
!. Crops of all kinds will be immense
in this country this season. Every
h thing is growing luxuriously. The
hay crop now being cut is the best o.
many years. Wheat, oats, corn, pota
toes, peas and all vegetation are
II promising big yield, and farmers are
u jubilant over the prospects. -KatkdS
khan.
r, Ye editor took trip through gooC
a portion of Ogemaw and Oscoda coun
ties through hardwood and Owe
Plains, and 1t seems to us, as IL th'
~ crops on the Plains, on an average
looked as we'll, IL not even better, thar
those in the hardwood. -Mto Mail
D. Now take trip through the baC
10 portion of those counties and give you
views as to the difference in tn
ID looks of the crops.
ie We notice in the Inlay City Opti
o. that marriage license was issued las
week to George Everts, of Montmol
"A ency, and Mrs. NJ. J. Jervis, of Attics
- They were married in Lapeer. MI
Eyerts is one of the leading farmers II
the northern part of this county. w
OF extend congratulations to the happ
us couple, hoping they will enjoy man
K. years of connubial bliss.-Atlant
,s+ Tribune.
bt at meeting of ex-Soldiers and cit
X zens, of Crawford County Mich, tn
following committee was appointed
!, solicit money aud provisions for th
Tie Reunion to be held at Crawling, Aul
no 10. 20 and 21st:-Joseph Patterson
ice Chas. NJ. jackson; DIR. VIM Woo'
worth; Chas. A. Ingerson; w.
nd Chalker; Oscar Palmer and Lars Br
'si- lin. The Supervisor, Township CleI
es, and Treasurer of each Township
Crawford County are respectfully as
ed to join in the work Of solicitir
70 with said Committee.
ap- Zone Thing at a Time" is q goo
motto, the wisdom of which is exeI
w plified by a striking pictdre In Il
W. August number of Peterson's Mag
vei zine. A girl stands with broom
"a her hand, so completely absorbed In
In newspaper that she is oblivious
lsic the fact that the kettle is boiling ov