Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-11-19

MARRIED lat West Branch, Mon
day, Nov. IS. by Rev. FIR. Weber,
May Amidon and Miss Mary Aber-
nathy. both of Grayling.
The directory compilers have print
ed Is, 800 names In their volume for
Bay City. If the usual rule Of com
putation Is followed this gives the city
Al, 400 inhabitants.
Thanksgiving Dinner will be served
next Thursday, the Goth, at the Gray
ling House. One of the best orches-
tras will furnish music while the
guests eat their dinner.
John Newman, of Charlevoix, in.
duced his bees to tackle the sorrel
which grows in abundance in his vi.
entity, and as a result has A. 900 lbs. of
honey of a rich co'or and unique fla
vor.
Learning the Christian Endeavor
Society were arranging to present the
Temple of Fame, we gracefully
surrender to them.
Ladies Aid Society of NJ. e. Church.
Farmers in the central part of the
state report great damage to the grow
ing wheat by insects. We have not
heard their work complained of I'm this
section.
Music hath its charms, but when
taken in connection with Roast Tur-
key it is never to be forgotten-Music
and Roast Turkey at the Gray ling
House, next Thursday.
E. G.. futile, who, for some time
past, has been engaged in the real es-
tate business with w. York, has open
ed an agency in Grnyling under the
firm name of futile s. Co.-Ros.
Ne,oS.
Four weeks ago we sent statements
to over two hundred subscribers
whose accounts were delinquent over
a year each. Only about one quarter
have reported. If the rest want the
paper, l must have my money.
Blodgett & Byrne, of Muskegon,
are advertising their saw mill for sale
in the Northwest Lumberman. This
means their Muskegon cut is about
done, aud that in future they will
have headquarters at Cadillac.
John Gemmell is getting ready to
lumber this fall and winter for Sal
ling, Hanson g. Co. The scene of his
operations is west of the waters of OF
sego lake, and he is to put in about
2,0c0, 600 feet. OtSego Co. Herald.
Members of the red sash brigade are
carrying things with a high hand over
at Otsego lake, and in orier to put
check and restraint upon vice and
crime meeting of the village authori-
ties had to be called and resolutions
passed to keep order.
This morning Mr. Bowen, who
lives in the east end of the village,
went to the woods back of his house
for stick of wood, he was surprised
to see bear sitting there licking his
chops. AS Mr.. Bowen had no gun
he secured stick of wood and left
bruin in undisputed possession. RIOS.
NeacS.
Parties wishing to sell or trade their
Plains farms for Merchandise, or for
property in other parts of the State or
United States, will do we'll to call on
Geo. j. futile & Co. at the Grayling
House.
We charge per cent for making
deals-or exchanges-S1.00 down for
advertising, which is deducted from
the amount at close of deal.
..s.ersvu conJrauIcts tire sUory
that the Northern Democrat has
changed hands. We ARE glad of it
and hope Bro. p. will continue at the
helm for many years to come. The
rumor of the sale, however. came
pretty straight, and from prominent
Graylingite West Branch Democrat
The An Sable g. Northwestern rail- |
road will be extended to Bear lake,
two miles south of Vienna, next sum-
mer to take out the pine in that vicin-
ity belonging to the LIQUIDS. IT'S also |
reported that the LIQUIDS have their |
eye on the immense tract of hard |
wood in the western part of Montno-
rency county and will extend their
through it.-Er.
Daniel Mosser, Chebovgan engineer, |
has been in one tight place. He was
belt when he was caught |
by machinery and jammed between
the fy-wbeel and brace. When his
companion shut down the engine |
Mosser was in so tight that It took
several men to pull him out. No
bones were broken, but his scalp was
torn in a terrible manner. He will
recover.
The Toledo Weekly Blade Free.
The proprietor of the TOLEDO