Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-07-19
Record OF the Week.

JAMES CHAPMAN died at Vassar
from the effects Of a runaway.
The Agricultural College students
are getting taste OF real farm life.
They ri at a. m and 60 to work.
YPSILANTI thought she had more
than 1904 PEOPLE, which is decrease
of thirty-three since the census of
1890.
SAID Caro- emu nerator: Il pre-
sumo your husband is neither deaf,
dumb nor" "No, but | visible
was, was the lady's reply.
THEY have begun tearing down the
buildings on the court site at st. Jo-
seph. Berrien Springs has given up
the fight against removal.
THE callow youth of Ovid don t take
to learning very much; the graduating
class consisted of eleven bright femi-
ninities, and not boy in it.
TALK about the country being de-
populated; it is not the case in Shia-
wassee County. There were 15} more
births than deaths there last year.
A HILLsDALE farmer, tired of the
commonplace "hayseed" men Of his
profe SIGN are falls ely accused OF wear
ing, came into town displaying large
wasp's nest on the back Of his coat.
ARSENIC ORsANKIN-he s not poison
ous-has come all the way from Vladi-
vostcck, Siberia, to attend the Agricul-
cultural College. Japan, Armenia,
Russia, Holland, and Sweden are also
represented there.
The census men have given Mus
kegon a population of 20, 1888, loss of
2.5IS. compared with 1890. Yet the
people are satisfied, for, after the re-
inoval of mills, they really did not ex-
pect more than 1S.UCC.
LOUISA FRIDAL is in Grand Rapids
Jail on charge OF truancy. The poor
girl has lover, in DE man Evarts, to
whom she is true, and he Is true to her,
but the stern parents don't like Delman.
Louisa tried to shuffe off this mo tai
coil by means of morphine some time
ago, but the deadly stomach pump
saved her, and on the whole the ro-
nance hasn't turned out at all as 1t
should. Delman says he will marry
the girl as soon as she gets out OF jail,
to which cnd he is striving with the
aid OF pail, and an expectant public
fclidiy hopes that the fond hearts may
be made one. and the united couple
live happily till death do them part.
D.. c. GOULD, OF Onondaga, while
hauling hay. was caught between the
top of the load and the upper floor,
and doublsd up in such a manner as to
break his spine. He remained In that
position some time and died the next
day.
A SUIT of clothes containing S12 in
money was found n the river bink in
the township OF Superior, Washtenaw
County. George VOORHEES, identified
the apparel as that OF K. ]. Beard, one
o. his farm hands. Beard could. not
swim, and il Is suppo ed that he got
beyond his depth while bathing.
TIE completed census shows that
Grand Rapids has a population OF 3d.
020. This Is gain OF 10000 since the
federal census. The depression in the
| furniture business has cut down the
total by several hundred by reason OF
workmen leaving town.
THE following corporations have fled
articles OF association with the SEQ O.
.tary of State: Commercial State kank,
Constantine, s25,000: Union Savings
Bank. Manchester, e., 900; Grand Rap
ids Machine & Electric Company,
Grand Rapids, so, 900; Marquette Dry
Goods Company. Marquette, 1000;
Smith Premier Typewriting Company,
New York, &l00,00J; St Joseph Iron
J Works. e60, 900.