Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-08

Personal and Pertinent Paraarapi.s
NELLIE FRIELINK, OF Kalamazoo, who
has been sick for some weeks arose IN
her delirlum and left the house, scantiIy
clad. Searching parties looked for her
Tor hours, and, at last, found her near
Twin Lakes. several miles away.
THERE is deer-run four miles from
shepherd Tho herd has been caught
browsing quite frequently this summer.
and the population thereof Is yariously
estimated at from forty TO eighty. The
local nimrods contemplate camping
out the night before the season opens.
ROBERT X. WARD, a colored convict
sent to jackson prison from Detroit. has.
in Tour years saved enough money from
working over time to buy the 80, 500 out
nj OF busted barber shop, getting it at
bargain for $500. He will locate in
the city when his term expires six months
from now.
MRS GERTRUDE SCHNEIDER received
severe Injuries to her spine In an acct
uent on the Lansing street railway, so
mat when her marriage took place few
Jays iater she was unable Co remove
rom ner BED and the ceremony had to
be performed In her chamber. She snes
the company for IS, 200 damages.
~ Z. ~; ~ rlon township, San
weeks she has acquired, obtained and
now controls a daily mail, public hall
and movement for new brick
sanctuary, and Is dickering for a shoe
maker, harness maker, doctor, tinker
ana tailor-all because IL is q convenient
trading point subscriptions are being
laid down and taken up for X. o. T. M.
hall, too.
THOMAS KELLY, who got three years
from Judge Peck, in the jackson Conn
W Circuit Court, gave the Judge a great.
old song and dance when asked why SEN
tence should not be pronounced upon
him A fellow prisoner in the county
jail now confesses that he wrote the
speech Tor Kelley, and superintended it's
rehearsal until his pupil had IL down
pne. The convicted man, however, be-
came confused while giving II to the
Judge and forgot several large chunks
OF IL, and the author was so disguised
that he gave the snap away.
DIR j. 4. OHLINGER, practicing ply
stefan at Holt swallowed a mouthful of
morse nnimant composed of equal parts
OF aconite and arnica, installing it for
medicine. He Immediately took as am
emetic liberal dose OF sulphate of zinc.F'
put as that did not Immediately reliey
MIN, he jumped into his buggy am
1rove to Lansing, distance OF seve
miles at breakneak speed When Id VI
arrived he was as cold as an oyster, hi
eyes protruding from their sockets, and
MS heart was beating like a tripham-
ner, but physicians soon succeeded M I
putting him beyond danger. II.
The balloon craze has claimed another
'lctlm, and as result of foohardy
'enture at Mt Pleasant Lewis H. Earl,
u marshall, Hes dead OF broken neck
Ind Frank Thayer. of Mount Pleasant.
$ suffering from fractured arm and
evere internal injuries. Earl had made
successful ascension. BY way of
INVERSION it was ag. eed that Thayer and
Sarl should go up together. just be-
ore o'clock the balloon was let go. It.
not up rather slowly. with Earl sitting
m the trapeze bar and Thayer suspend
"a few feet below him by some ropes.
he men had reached height of about
orty feet, when one of tho trupcxx.
opes gave way, and Earl and Thayer
anne whirling to the ground. Earl was
cad tefore he was reached by any
1 the spectators. Thayer's left arm
'as badly fractured and he is also
everely bruised and in ured internally.
THIEF took j. II. Knickerbocker's
ocketbook from him at Port Huron,
emoved 500, replaced the bills with
trips OF pasteboard and returned the
ocketbook j. IL Knickerbocker didn't
Iscover his loss until he went 10 the
ank at his home in Brown City to de-
osit the money.
j. p. WAsHBURN, the Secretary of the
Union at Bay CITY. who
ent away nearly two years ago, leay-
Il his wife and children as near starva-
on as they could go and live, has been
card from. The miserable stink has
some notion of coming home
n any money his wife may have earned
nd saved, as he has been inquiring of
me friends Of the family out West as
where, she Is .tsz.-u.s.
n1Nrry U,vrr,, 80.