Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-07-26
History Of Grayling.
1872.

/ 1879.
/ MP. Sailing, the general clerk of
s. II. & Co. is recuperating on the
An Sable, and L. Jensen l. filling his
position behind the counter. Corner
stone of Court House, laid. N. Shell
lenbarger found a large block of petri
fed wood, which when exposed to
heat emitted an odor resembling Pc
troleum. Row at Frederic between
j. j. Higgins and some lumbermen.
Two of Grayling's physicians have a
scrap OH the street.
Firms store receives coat of paint
s. Harder went fishing. More gray
ling found in the Manistee than usual
NE. Sunday School reported by the
Secretary. Marius Hanson, to be in
creasing in members. G.. Range rode
out with the Minister and set the peo-
ple to specializing. HRS. Sewell visits
her daughter HRS. J. III. Francis. OF
Grove. DIR. Thatcher visits Grayling,
professionally. Boy born 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. j. III. Francis, weight Q lbs.
1882.
Mack TAYLOR went fishing on Sum-
day. Rev Putnam went to Mason, on
visit. J.P. Hildreth starts a peavy
mandatory at Frederic. A. J. Rose
delivers a lecture on the h abits and
customs of the people of Mexico. Mrs.
Lucy Filley died. aged IS years. Sew
en- deer and one bear seen by II. G..
Mckinley on his way home from
Crawling. Cyclone struck farm oil
Geo. Fauble. Hailstones laid on the
ground for eight hours previous to
melting.
1888.
Huckleberries s to cents per quart.
! DR.. Roifee departed for his home at
= CLYDE, NY. EN-. Sailing, of Manis-
tee in town. j. s. Harrington enter
tainsa brother from Widland' RS.
Rabbit presents ye editor with
I basket of graylng. Harry Ball, OF
' Pere Cheney tried for illegally selling
liquor. =. s. Claggett visiting friends
e at Richmond.
: 1884.
John Haggerty. of Frederic, killed
a large bear. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
0 J. Collens, a son. weight 10 lbs. j.. X.
1 Bates clothes line robbed. Departure
e of R.R. Agent Mosley, who is succeed
: ed by G.. II. Hicks. Strawberry So
!, cial mt Opera House. Weather disa
e greeably cold. Huckleberries 10 cents
{ per Quart. White and Wilcox, o.
: Cheney lose 80, OOO, 900. feet of lumber
by fire.
Il 1885.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fauble
, a daughter. Departure of Thomas
Woodfeld for Manistee, to engage II
, the Grocery business Huckleberr!
. pic mic given by the members OF th'
NJ E. Church. j. Staley and sol
y caught 42O grayling on their trip dowr
q the Au Sable. Death of Mrs. Mervir
> Putnam. of Center Plains. Death o
l. daughter of E. Purchase, at Saginaw
y aged 10 years.
" 1880.
:. DR.. Roffee furnishes the editor will
) fine mess of grayling. Miss Oliv'
:. Claggett visits Sid. her brother. j
- II. Edgcumbe and family leave TO
. Benton Harbor. RID. Connipe build
I, an addition to his residence. IF. @
- Hicks visits his brother. G.. H. Hicks
= J.H. Harder takes four children to tn
/; Reform School. Rev. L. Jensen
\ Lutheran, held services for benefit o
s. that Society.
% 1887.
e. N. Sailing, of Manistee, in town
y OF. Bell went to the Upper Peninsu
d al. ID. w. Mills, of Caro-, in town. F
II Owens sold bis residence to G. Wight
O. Howard, Youngest child of Mr.. ant
l. Mrs. J. +. Hum died on the 9th. Gar
'e tett Meade left the employ of the M
d @. RR. Fred Obear, of Kansas City
in town. Oscar Mutton and famil
rs returned to Crawling. Rose Walton
" ~ years of age cuts acres of grain il
!, one day. Fred Loranger and wife. o
y Bay City, in town for week. F. d
y Robinson, formerly of GrayIing, re
t. turns tor a visit. L. Fournier and G
"a Hadley went fishing.
re- 1888.
DIR. and Mrs, N. Nicholson went T.
Bay View. Brick foundation bull
If under the school house. Mrs. M.
IN Finn went to Bay View. Herr
h. Bates soldhis house and lot for $3.50
,e 90. Miss Josie Jones went 70 Chess
n ming. J. Staley went to Bay View
es Mrs. M. e. Hanson. i'll. Hanson an
f. Mrs. B. F. Keeeling and son. OF Lie
n gansport, Ind, went to Bay View
Archie McDougall, fined $40. 90 TO