Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-29

Dentist Metcalf. Of Gaylord,
will be at the arayliug House,
Jan. 1st 10 the 10th Early ap-
|pointments solicited.
Mrs. X. 3. Rabbit was called TO
Vanderbilt, last Tuesday. on account
of Mrs. A. Babbitt having aecldently
scalded herself.
The Roscomhon Nssos, Says '-Oh.
yes. John Ia getting to be quite la
dies wan." We forgive you, but don't
mention It again.
The Goddess of Fame, the principal
character in the Temple Of Fame"
will be well worth seeing, rs she will
he dressed In regal and royal cos
tune.
Martin Nelson returned yesterday
from q trip to Saginaw. Martin re-
Iports purely business trip, but msny
of his friends think there is a lady IN
the case--ZetctstoN Courier.
To save the time and trouble Of rum
ming the pay-car mp to Lewiston, the
passenger train took the section men
down TO Crawling Wednesday, to col
|lect their wages. -Lescfston Courier.
MARRIFD-At the NJ. e. Parsonage,
|Grayling, Mich, ON Friday, Dec. sd,
|1S9S, by the Rev. Sibley G. Taytos,
James II. Williams, of Ball, to bliss
Phoebe Bead of South Branch.
The Temple Of Pame," one Of the
best entertainments ever presented by
|home talent, win be given Friday Eve.
ming, Dec. 3Oth. at the Opera House.
Admission IS cents. Reserved seats
1876 cts.
Mrs. W. Metealf lost a pair of wool
en- mfttens, faced with leather, hast
Saturday morning between this OfIice
and the post Office. The finder will
please leave them ut this Office.
WE will furnish the Toledo Blade and
the Avalanche fov one year for s 1.80
the National tribune and the AvG
lanche for $50 and the Michigan
Farmey and ASasGaehe for s 1. 80, cash
in advance.
The Officers OF the Grand Army o.
the Republic; Woman's Relief Corps
and Sons of Veterans will be installed
at their hall, on Saturday evening
Jan. nh. All the members are par
ticularfy requested to be present.
MARR1ED-At the M. E. Parsonage
Grayling, Mich, on Friday eveoing
Dec. S3d, 1892, by the Rev. Sibley Il
Taylor, Calvin A. Campbell Of Gray
ling, 10 Miss Emily DeWaele, of Gray
ling.
The knights of Maceabees divided
up last Monday in two parties, ant
went on a rabbit hunt, the losing sid
to pay for a supper at Nights restau
rant From the number of storie
in circulation, the number can be rep
resented by 900, or 400. They had
supper just the same.
The thanks of several members o
the @. A. R., w. r. q. and Sons o
VETERANS are due to w. s. Chalker TO
an agreeable sleigh-ride on last Mon
lday around town and to the farm of A
To-. Wilcox, to which he treated them
1.-THE party numbered 90, and the oC
casion will long be remembered.
The following are few OF the char
acters that will appear in the play o
the Temple of Fame" to be given a
1.-The Opera House, on the evening O
the Both, George and Martha Was
Iington; Christine Nillson and Jenni
Lind; Socrates and Xantippe; Mrs
harrington and her son Ike. and Ss
Imantha and Josiah Allen.
DIR. N. H. Traver, while returning
from a professional visit to Jas. Wi
sons camp was thrown out OF hi
cutter by the horse he was driving gel
ting frightened and running out of tn
road. The DR.. arrived in town a
safe and sound with the broken cut
ter, but was preceded some few mir
utes by the horse and harness.-Lest
iSton COetTieT.