Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-31


A comparison of the two tickets
nominated for this Township. leads us
TO advice everybody to vote the repub-
lioan ticket, straight.
Misses Nora Masters and Ella Mar
win are at Grand Rapids, In atten-
dence nc the State conversion of Y.
p. s, G. f., as delegates from the So
ciety here.
The Odd Fellows of tirayling wilt
celebrate the 73rd Anniversary of the
order, on the 30th. at 1890 A. NJ. at
the n. e. church. Rev. Taylor will
deliver the address. All are cordially
invited to attend. ''~ ~
BY personal effort of the Treasurer.
a larger percent of real estate tax than
usual. and every dollar of personal tax
on the last roll, hes been collected.
Vote for Staley, and be sure OF con-
tinuance of good work.
A number of our interested business
men. with their attorneys went to An
Sable Monday to interview the Court
in the Dayton Clark matter. A move
ment was made by the defense to dis
solve the attachment, without success.
Clark Scott, former we'll know res
ldent of South Branch, but who for
several years has been doing the south
and west, returned to Rosconmon
Wednesday. He thinks he will make
this his home for the summer
Netcs.
There will be meeting of the Y. p.
8. G. f., held at the Presbyterian
church., Friday evening, April the LIST,
at o'clock. for the purpose OF elect
ing officers for the ensuing term and
transact such business as NAV come
before the society. All members are
requested to be present.
Mrs. N. J. Geyer starts Monday for
a few weeks visit and rest at her old
home in southern Ohio. The parson-
age residence here was changed this
week, to the Roffee house on Ottowa
street, opposite the Town Hall.
Frank Nicholson started south last
Friday night. He will visit few days
with his cousin Miss Mary Jorgeren-
son. at Hillsdale College and the bal
ance of his time with his sister Bessie,
at Oberlin College, returning In time
for his classes next week.
The teachers of our school are all
taking a weeks rest, all but Professor
Benkelman being away from town,
at their several homes or visiting In
other parts Of the state. They will be
on hand at the tap of the bell, next
Monday.
Our citizens are peculiarly fortu-
nate in securing Hon John L. Rich.
the next governor of Michigan, for an
address Saturday evening. At this
time, mems judgment is not warped
with the heat of discussion, which
will happen later in the campaign, and
from Mr.. Rich they will hear a broad,
logical and comprehensive description
of the political situation, and that, not
from narrow, bigoted, machine pol
itician, but from one who is every
inch u man.
ID. Kneeland sewers his connection
with the firm of Sailing, Hanson g.
Co., this week, and will assume SINH
lar duties with the Nicholson and
Hanson, Lumber Co., at Lewiston.
His place here will be taken by Mari.
us Hanson, whose position as book
keeper is filed by Walter s. Denning,
of Manistee. We regret to loose Mr..
Kneeland and his family, and only
hope the change may inure to his ben
eft.
The HOME MAGAZINE of Washing
ton, ID. c., is a tirst-class family peri
odical, which. in the short space of
three years, has attained national
See our combination Of
fer in another column, whereby our
readers can obtain it for very small
sum.