Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-11-26

! the married mans ciuD. Tue innI''o"
women now propose to have club
Er.
The Lutherans held divine service
In the Presbyterian church, last Sun
day morning and in the NJ. Il. church
| In the afternoon. Rev. Peter Gotke
officiating.
| The hunting season, for deer, closes
to-day. and the ''Innocent" can give
thanks that the weather has been
largely in their favor, so that but few
have been slain.
Comrade George Fauble, of Grove,
rode into town Monday. He Is on
crutches, but has gained the use OF
his left arm and side 80 that he gets
along quite lively.
The factory to be erected at Che
boygan, by the Dayton Last Com
pany, for the manufacture of shoe
lasts, will consume 1900, 900 feet of
maple timber annually.
G. s. Brink is home again in the
Otsego Lake house, and with refur-
nishing, and his method of running a
hotel. will bring back the old time
reputation of the place as a pleasant
resort.
Mrs. Ashmore's pupils will give a
Musicale, Thursday evening Dec. 10,
at the Opera House. The programme
is particularly good, and the enter
tainment is given for the benefit OF the
Library Fund.
p. Aebli, of Blaine has sold to II. T..
Shaffer, of Center Plains thirty lambs
which we predict will be the nucleus
| of a fiue flock. Mr.. Aebli began two
! years ago with 80 and has 81 left and,
sold last season.
: Four weeks ago we sent statements
! to over two hundred subscribers
whose accounts were delinquent over
year each. Only about one quarter
have reported. If the rest want the
paper, / must have my money.
e A letter from John Walker gives
their address, Parbold, near South
= port, Lancashire. England, and re
ports improved health for Mrs. Walk
r err. and kind remembrance OF boil
for Grayling friends.
d Jas. X. Wright, lawyer of Crawling
. makes this town so often it is hard t.
/ keep track of when he comes anC
goes. Monday he was hustling abou
the village, with eleven jobs on hand
RIOS. Democrat.
y The Gratwick, Smith 81 Fryer Lum
Der company will take their freight IL
; to their camp in 28-1, in few days
: by the new railroad, which will save
h about thousand dollars a month il
tote bills. They will put in a siding
for their cars.
The reception given by Mrs. N
II JIIcnvI~0s. 49, ------A-.-- e D-~f
4 Benkelmans' Sunday -school class, las
Thursday eve, was one OF the mos
ENJOYABLE occasions of the year
y EVERYBODY acknowledges the universe
success of the hostess at such times.
There was spirited land sale Mt tb'
!, u. s. Office one day last week, thu
price started at sl25 per acre and af
. ter 162 bids was knocked down a
SIS. 90 per acre. A number of cur cit
liens were interested participators in
the case.
We are pleased to notice, from tn
Cheyenne Daily sun, the success be
9 ing attained in the University of Wy
oming by Prof. Colburn. That pape
4 nlaees his .danartipent- -of-Inechanica
e United States.
In Justice Woodburn's court durin
the week, JUN OOyiO WIS oSA" ~ -
4 troit for 80 days. James Kelly
Y Drunk, sentence suspended, Michae
50 Sheridan, Assault and Battery, 80 day
in Detroit, and grist of warrant
% were issued Cor parties who jumpe
d their board.
G. There was an attempt to wreck tn
lie train near st. Helen Monday morning
by piling ties on the track. Luckil
IN they were discovered by the enginee
pa in time to save terrible disaster.
- is thought there were miscreant
watching for the pay train which wa
due that day.
" Wallace III. Doore was arrested nee
All Gaylord, last Friday by one Of Unc
N. Sans hired men. The specific chars
against him Is the appropriating {
several hundred dollars while clerk ,
IRE the post-office at Newberry-Chebo
o. gan Netos.
Roscommon saloons have in Il
past been frequented by crowd
Gu boys, but the people of the villaI
ay- have grown tired of that style of d
es- ing business and in the future will e
ne force the law prohibiting the sale