Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-09

Miss Emma Purcha5s accompanied
her sister from zIlwanAee, Oh hef visit
TO their father.
The dancing hall at the picnic
grounds was well patronized, and for
Ian that we could ses, church nenbers
/ and sinners balanced to their partners
\ without any perceivabler difference,
just as We did thirty yearsago.
Haverly's Uncle Toms Cabin was
plkyed before the largest audiehcs ev-
~ Assem- bled in tile Opera III buse, over
500 tickets being sold; 2C0Formore be-
iiigreserved seats. The pley' was pre-
sefitedsin good shape, affofdfbg much
ai,idseinent, and all went away salts
fed With their evenings entertain
ment. t44tfft Frnt ~
Ab5Ht 10000 pounds OF wool have
been harvested In Sanilac county this
season., andH the farmers are kicking
about the stfictness with witch the
buyers are softng the fleeccs. The
buyers claim' this is due to'the I'M
clean condition OF last years. crop
bet. Journal. FT
The work of clearing up thsmill Site
OF the defunct Alpine lumber com
pany, ready Tor the machinery of the
new mill is i'll fprogressi Ths}work of
placing the tiihciiinery in position will
be pushed as rapidly as possible and it
will be bat d short time before the
mill will commence cdtting. -Ros.
Ne,os. - sffE--
AT the Afifi,ial Meeting of the No-
mans Home Missionary Society,". tile
following officers were elected:
President, Mrs p. L. Ta.Ei6r
list. Vice President, Mrs. M. Midltcisun
I'd. Vice President, Mrs. T.. Trtihley
Recording Secretary, Mrs. M. L..StaleN
Corresponding Sec. Mrs. NJ. f. Hanson
Treasurer, Mrs. NJ. Benson
! Charley Grant came up from Gray
ling Tuesday, after what he supposed
was his bull ptp' He secured the Gu
nine and expressed it home, and now
comes oae Pat Traverse in TO court
and swears by the great horn spoon
and the continental congress that the
dorg Is his, and the bulp Sup suit is
novu e..i,as..,.saais,.s classification of the
common court.-0ts-gd CO. Herdzd.
That Crawling, Lafse City aud Alpe-
ma railroad il going: 10 be built. and
ltlrat quicsly. The .Alpena people,
who were asked to coMe in, after $685.
600 stock had been subscribed. did So;
and chen wanted the majority of the
idireetors srfid all the plnms % the en-
terpfise, eAAd when given backed out.
New the Lake City and Grayllng peo-.
pie will go'thead and Bald from Gray
ling to LaiAe City and form connect
Iionswitlr either the Chicago and West
Michigan railroad, tAe' Strand Rapids
4 lndiasai, or the Toledo, Ann ArBor
& NORTH Michigan. -Det. Journal.
Register .. Palmer and Receiver s.
r. Yo@.ng of the United States land
office at tiraylin~ sold tire old govern
ment arsenal property &c Dearborn on
"Wednesday. There were severity lots
sold and sixty-eigAt were sold at fig
ure much higher than the appraisal,
the receipts being nearly Sl5, 900.
Dearborn people were the principal
pun chasers> The two lots remaining
unsold are those on which the arsenal
and headquarters buildings stand.
The buildings are still good, and flIe
two pieces of property. valued Mt 81
500 cad $4,000 respectively, will be
disposed OF at private sale.-Det. mo
uhe.
Grsyling hns been honored for Ire
tile Fight Rev. Bishop Richter, of tbs
diocese OF Grand lSapSls. The Bishop
arrived here July ID en the early
train,- accompuniedby Father Webalsr
Samson, and was welcomed at the Sta
ton ty deiegntioro4 our most proms
nent Catholic citizens. At High mass
class of about % were Confirmed
The singing Mt the service under the
leading of the organist, Miss DeWaele,
was Impressive AMI excellenSy and
gave keneIa satisfaction. The Bishop
left GrayliDg at the close of the SER
vice; well pleased with the reception
@nd entertainment given HIN by the
Catholic congregation and by our citi-
z,ins in general.
Bucklin's Arnfca Salve.