Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-04


Montmorency county bears have no
crawisd In yet, they go wandering
about as IL in summer, 80 says thu
Telegraph.
: The new superintendent of the Re
form School Is filling that institution
with employees who don't understand
the reform business.
For fresh Crackers. Cookies, Bread
aud Confectionery, go to. CIV. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
Edward Hanson, vagrant, was IN
before Justice WOODBURY., last week,
but was admonished and let go on
suspended sentence.
All members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the M. K. Church, are request
ed to meet at Mrs. Woodworths', on
Friday afternoon of this week.
The board of supervisors of Dickin-
son county, have ordered their pro-
ceedings published in all papers of the
county at $75 per annum apiece.
| The Kalkaskatn, of Kalkaska, has
been sold to w. f. Hubbard, who
will continue its publication, and
promise improvement in its ''get mp.
ETC., etc.
Lewiston, the Montmorency town,
is boomer and has a railroad which
runs train a day to the outside
world. Atlanta will hook on by
stage.
A Seney man recently made the trip
from that burg to Manistique, a dis
lance of fifty miles. in seven hours
with team of dogs hitched to a to-
boggan.
The board of supervisors of Mont
morency county have page in every
issue of the two county papers to ad-
vertise the county to prospective set
tiers.
The Arenac Review came out last
week week without any local news on
account of the fact that the editor was
suffering from a severe attack of the
grip.
Mancelona woodsmen tell thrilling
tale of their encounter with gorilla.
The brute, they say, was six feet high
and went armed with an enormous
club.
o. w. Parsel, of Flushing, received
Is elk from Oregon, last week, and
they are holding social sessions daily
upon his farm. He will sell them in
the spring.
West Bay City has drunken ''gen-
tleman" who forces his company up
on unprotected ladies When they don't
want him. Several husbands are
looking for him.
j. K. Bstes, of Crawling, stopped
off here this morning. He was on his |
way home from Detroit, where he had |
been attending meeting of the Ma |
sons.-WeSt Branch Herald.
The Montcalm county Ps. of 1. have |
lost very large number of members,
only about 1000 being left. Saginaw
Ps. of l. report a loss of 1900 mem
bers during the past year.
Literature seems to be at low ebb
in wild Cheboygan. The city reading
room has been so little patronized that
the promoters have closed its doors.
The furniture is for sale.
Eight of the mill hands o. Ryerson,
Hills & Co., of Muskegon, who have
worked for the firm for'o 20 years,
have each been presented with so
acres of good farming land in Neway-
go county. h
The ringing of the village bell at
eight o'clock each evening in Evart
is the signal for all of the children not
by parents or guardians,
to leave the streets, and go home and
be put to bed. |,
Gaylord had a fire last Sunday 1
night, which consumed the Demerest s
Restaurant and Stuyvesant Hotel.
Loss So, 600 90. The water works are
4 complete success as they prevented 9
the fire from spreading to other build a
ngs. {
Pavises band talks of going to Stan
fish and Graylng shortly to repeat the @
,oncert given here on Saturday eve-
ling last. Should the band decide to
10 so the people of those towns may
expect a rich musical treat West
Branch Democrat.
John Giffel, wife and child, of Bay
Jity, were terribly burned Saturday q
light. The child, 10 months old,
brew hammer at a lamp, breaking 1
t, scattering the oil over the three, 4
nd then their clothes caught Ere. II,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Rose were happy Ii
esterday over the arrival of their
oungest daughter and her husband,
ir. Evans, of New York, but their Joy