Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-01

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best and cheapest line ia town.
John Blanchard. of Lewiston. had
the four fingers OF his right hand tori
of In the mill Of NJ. H. g. 90. at Lew
iston, last Friday week.
DR.. w. woodworth was attacked
with the Grippe last week. pretty
severely. He is better now. and know,
how tits. himself.
Our hunters returned In time fol
Thanksgiving. having five deer to be
thankful over. The lucky shots were
Messrs. Staley. Hum, and Connine.
| Grayling Chapter was presented
with fine basket of flowers, by Bay
City Chapter. during their visit to that
city.
Messrs. Conner & White killed As
Turkeys for Thanksgiving dinners
They also purchased and sold IS dress
ed turkeys, besides large number Of
other fowl.
The Steamer Flora took on quite a
shipment of apples at Huntsville last
Saturday. It was the first shipment
of apples of any consequence ever
made from Altoona county.-Er.
DIR. N. T.. Parmater drove out east
of town Monday, only being gone
about one-half day, and brought back
two nice deer; and he killed them
himself too.-Otsego Co. Nesns.
A man known as "Old Quaker" was
run over and killed by train at Oak
ley. His body was horribly rnutilat-
ed, his head and both arms being cut
of.
LosT--Last Wednesday between the
school-house and Hanson's store, a
diamond pin, which the finder will
please return to this Office and receive
handsome reward.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church, will have business
meeting at Mrs. DR.. Thatchers', Fri.
day evening, Dec. I'd. All members
are requested to be present.
Advertising pays. A pocket-book
was found and brought to US to adver-
tise, and in less than four hours the
owner appeared and claimed IL. A
word to the wise Is sufficient.
Twenty-four cases of diphtheria
were reported In West Bay City dur
ing October, and 81 cases during the
first II days of November. Only two
cases resulted fatally this month.
@. w. Smith had severe attack OF
some old disease, effecting his back,
at the store one day last week, and
had to be assisted home, which inca.
FACILITATED him for business for several
days.
Geo. Hartman and family, of Ball
township, extend their heartfelt thanks
to their friends and neighbors for
their sympathy and assistance during
their sad bereavement. on the death
OF their son, Willie Hartman.
The frightened depositors who par
ticipated in the run on the Peoples
savings bank at West Bay City have
mostly gathered their scattered senses
and re-deposited their money.
The Scandinavian Aid Society will
hold Fair at the Opera House, Wed
nesday and Thursday, Dec. 14th and
18th. Every person is respectfully in
vited to attend. Further particulars
given hereafter.
The Bay City Tribune, says: "Gray-
ling chapter, X. A. NJ, was entertain
ed last evening, Thanksgiving day.,
by Blan chard chapter. The chapter
degree was conferred on a number of
candidates. The visitors returned
home late last night.
The most pleasing social event of
the year was the Thanksgiving dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hanson. at
their elegant home to about thirty of
our young people. The collation.
would have been an honor to Delmon.
leo, and the social pleasure of the af-
ternoon and evening could not have
been surpassed.
A. s. Larabee and family left Tues
day for Crawling, where, we under
stand, Mr.. Larabee has purchased
Drugstore. We predict for him sue
cessful business future as he is an ex-
cellent pharmacist. His many friends
at this place wish him good LUCK
7dsoas Herald.
The annual Thanksgiving visit to
the home of DR.. w. II. Niles, of CISCO
da County was had, and thoroughly
enjoyed by Mr.. and MIS-. w. A. Mas
tiers, Miss Nora Masters, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Brink. o. Palmer and wife, W.B.
Covert, and Misses Ella Marvin, Bertha
Clark, Ida Sloan, NJ. Louise Adams
and Luella Bradley, teachers In the
school, and Miss Lizzie Brad