Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09
MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS.
EVENTS AND INCIDENTS THAT HAVE
LATELY OCCURRED.

LATELY OCCURRED.
An Interesting Summary of the More I'M
portant Dolngs of Our Nelghbors-wed-
dings and Deaths - Crimes, Casualties,
and General News Notes.
The following Michigan pensions
have been granite 1:
Original Invalid-Ethan p. Krdder Rea ling !;
VIM. II. Joslin. Grand Rapids David Hazelton
East Gilead; Wm A. keyser, Kalamazoo Al
bert A. Abby, Camden; Lyman A. Cooper, Ian
sing; John Comstock, Lapeer Gerard A. Whit
George Robinson, Three Oaks; VIM. Hobart,
Atlas; Leonard Hodges, Detroit Charles H.
Moore, Coldwater; Hosea B, Bates, West
Isaac Deferest deceased, Schoolcraft; George
H. Pratt Argentine; Chester Il. Beebe, Vicks-
burg; John Mench, Baldwin; Nathaniel w.
ingtoTi Darius II. Briggs, Hnlsdaie; David
Armstrong Ovid James ID. Robinson, Grand
Rapids: George w. Robinson, Marshal John
w. Mcintyre, Leutz; Alexander Hoy, East De-
troit; William A. Graham, Grand Rapids; Sam
uel Brockway, Vicksburg.
Increase-Samson M. Brooks, Lyons; Horace
M. Richards, Grand Rapids; William H. Pratt
Coldwater; Chas II. Quantrell. Charlotte NAH
lon Stout, Litchheld John L. Van Allen, Jsrome (;
Henry X. Powell, Wayland; Emanuel Wodic,
Utica Chas. Washburn, Howell Jacob Sowle,
Brookfield; Bartholomew Rhoads, Blissfeld |;
Elijah Campbell Port Huron John II. Slotman.
3verisei; John harnngtGn ES%ord Esw mGn%Sha Wbit
more, Vaudeville; Martin V. b. Moon, Belle
vue George Schill Ann Arbor Daniel Blake
Icy, Eastport; Henry M. Fuller, Cadillac; John
De Jongh, Grand Haven Hiram G. Jones, Ida |;
Cornelius Mead, Nunica Whitman Jacobs,
Bancroft Samuel Todd. Dorr; Amos l.. Bing-
ham, Brookneld; VIM: H. Gibson; Raisinyille {;
Francis M. Jones, Wacousta; VIM. Riddle,
Roberts Landing; Henry +. Farr Cannons-
burgh Edward Delany, Brinton James Edgin,
Niles; VIM G. Thomas, Owosso Matthias Hal
Ter, Mt. Clemens; Philander Davis Farwell /;
Peter Gross, New Lathrop; Isaac Patrick
Shepardsville; Albert Boyce, Galesburg.
Reissue-John Nj. Anson, Bellevue; Jerome
pentler, Stanton VIM. M. Smith, Lapeer k1rke
w. Noyes, Lansing.
Reissue and Restoration-Carl G.. H. Hadley.
Reissue and Increase-Wm. Dalling orton-
ville
Original Widows-Eliza M. Avis, mother OF
James E. De Witt, HSsyell; Ella L., widow OF
George +. Hull, Grand fsapids.
The Saginaw Y. NJ. @. A. has men,
bership of SOP.
-Alpena has organized lumbermen
and merchants association. Its object
is to advance the interests of Alpena, and
endeavor to prevent threatened stagna-
tion of business there.
Henry Lohman, who kept German
circles in this State pretty lively for some
years, died at Baltimore last week. He
was 20 years old, and formerly published
the Adrian Anseiger. His body was
cremated.
Congress Sman Bliss has sec ured sub
scriptions for over $65.OOJ of his new
car-works stock. He will locate the
works at Saginaw, of course.
The Supreme Court is becoming
famous for administering fines for vexa-
tinns aanAnls Tho Lansing Cnndansad
Milk Company is the latest victim.
Bay City Times: "A man was pre-
sented with gold cane the other
day, and several journals actually refrain
ed from observing that he had been
caned. And yet pessimists tell us this
world is not growing better as it grows
older"
Maple Rapids has over fifty cases of
measles.
-Ionia's population was increased by
twenty four last week. The new arrivals
will all board at the House of Correction
Maj. Fcchet, of Port Huron, Consul
at Piedras Negras, who had the misfor-
tune to offend the Mexicans, will be ac-
cepted after all.
-Petoskey's imitation soldiers monu-
ment will soon give way to genuine
three-story affair, surmounted by life
sized soldier in bronze.
Saginaw D1rDers have unanimously
agreed to close their shops on Sundays.
The diphtheria scare, which was driv-
ing the people of Grand Traverse County
about wild. turns out to be a simple case
Of cold, Group and sore throat.
About one thousand citizens of Wy
an iotte, Wayne County, attended an in
dignation meeting the other night. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed throughout
the city, bonfres were burning every
where and brass band paraded the
streets. All because they want the Lake
Shore Road to build new depot.
-R. G. Huntley and George Stark,
musically inclined young men at Gay
lord, Otsego County, we're given permis-
sion to practice in the village treasurer's
Office. They found the combination of
the fe aud the treasurer has had them
arrested for the stealing.
Lansing dispatch: A large proper
tion of the 500 Reform School boys are
i'll with grippe" 1t is a mystery how
the influenza secured foothold in that
institution, and for the first two or three
days the school physician and Supt,
Cover were trihe skeptical regarding
the nature of the epidemic. but there
seems to be no room for further doubt.
The number of cases has increased rap
idly, and to-day there are from 100 to l22
boys in the hospital. In a number of
cases tie temperature has run up to 1903
and lO4, and the wealth of sneezing,
splitting headaches and other charac-
teristic symptoms is conspicuously pres
ent.
Ami Woods, son OF Chas. Woods, Of
West Branch, 0gemaw County, was
drowned while skating on a min-pond.
He was about Is years old, the only son
in large family, and his sudden death
is an awful blow to 10th father and moth
er, who idolized him.
The two barns of John Goodrich, a