Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-20

But when the marriage words are said
It's mostly bill thereafter"
New limo of Ladies, Misses and
Gents spring Shoes and Slippers, just
received at Claggett g. Pringle's.
$4,000 buys a prime four year old
COW, and calf five days old, II sold ut
once.
The burning out of chimney In the
rear of the Democrat office last Thurs
day, caused rifle OF excitement. No
danger.
Miss Paula Prieur, of West. Branch,
arrived in Grayling last Tuesday, and
is employed by Bagley, Wallace & Co.
of this place.
Messrs. w. o. Bradford. p AebH,
j. j. Neiderer and Fred Hoesli of
Blaine township. were in town last
Monday.
BoRN-In Grayling, March Is, to
Mr. and Mrs. N. p. Olson. son.
The next regular encampment of
Marvin Post, No. 2iO. Grand Army
of the Republic, will be on Saturday
evening, the 22d.
The Womens Relief Corps will hold
their next regular meeting at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. G. Hanson, at 2
o'clock, Saturday the 22d.
Josiah V. Miller amputated two or
three fingers OF his right hand with an
edging saw in the mill, last Friday
morning.
Prof Frank Kedzic had shoulder
fractured by being thrown from
carriage in Lansing last week.
Remember you can find the largest
and best assortment of Clothing, Dry
Goods. Boots and Shoes etc., ut ii.
Joseph's.
Joseph Bassett, sawyer in French
Lumber Cos. single mill, made a
short visit to friends in Crawling, Fri
day West Branch Times.
Harry Cook was held for trial at the
circuit on the charge of robbery, Mon
day, by Justice Woodburn. with bail
fixed at $500.
The democrats of Centre Plains will
hold their caucus for the nomination
of township officers, at Cheney, Satur-
day march goth, at 2 p. m.
A. G. Wilcox reports an egg IA by
z SIS inches in diameter AS we have
not seen the egg, and know him as an
old coffee cooler" we do not vouch
for the measurement.
The members of the Presbyterian
Aid Society will meet at the residence
of Mrs. Thatcher on Thursday Mar. %,
p. IN. for work. BY order of the Pres
Geo. Hall, who has been an extreme
sufferer for several months from rheu-
matism is now improving so his friends
expect to see MN on MS rect again
with the coming of warm weather.
Everybody purchasing twenty. five
dollars worth of goods of II. Joseph,
will be entitled to one of those elegant
hand painted oil pictures.
The boys who are in the habit of
annoying people who are passing them
on the street, had better watch out or
they will have a rest with sheriff
Mccullough.
FOR SALE, the cheapest residence
property in Crawling. Good house
and good location. Reason for selling,
have gone into business in another
town. Enquire here.
Life is made up of little things, says
an exchange, and the smallest of these
things is the thing who rnus in debt
for a newspaper and then beats the
publisher of his pay.
N. Nicholson built and sold fourteen
houses, and sold forty lots in this viii
lhge, last season, besides the unplatted
land along the river. He will resume
building as soon as the snow is gone.
All persons wishing to join Mrs.
Ashmore's chorus class, are requested
to meet in the class rooms of the
Methodist church, at half past seven
Monday evening Mar. oath.
The Block House den has been
moved over into Oscoda county. If
any Osco1a county official still burns
for fame now is the time for him to
distinguish himself. HGrrisuile Re
UieaC.
NOTICE. Prof Hubbard has been
testing lead. in paint and found some
impure, but does not say where he got
it, but says leave your orders with
Sailing, Hanson & Co., and you will
get the best paint and oil.
The W. r. G. would be pleased to
to receive all the assistance possible
from citizens at their socials between
now and the reunion, as they will be