Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-05-24

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1879.
| j. @. Goodale proposes TO put In .
resAwer and plsner In the saw mill.
Pros. Atty Hadley had his Office build
Ing painted. David Shoppenagon ad-
vertised . war dance for Fourth OF
July. Red Ribbon club organized.
1891.
r. Hanson went to Manistee on bus
mess. d. London and wife recreating
at Portage Lake. H. Mantx y Co.'S
lumber camp tied up, A. J. Rose left
for Hillsdale county for his family.
Jap Hoyt commenced the erection of
a new house. Arrival of Maurice
BirdsalI. Aaron Aten met with bad
aceident while unloading logs at Hig-
gins Lake.
School opened on Monday. Walk
In front of depot completed. David
Shoppenagon killed several bear.
John Kelley cut his foot severely at
Portage Lake, while fishing. A. Max
well leased the Eating House. J. X.
Hanson finished and painted his resi-
dence. Prof. Morris lectured on
Phrenology. Disgraceful scene in
High Life. Death of Philip Kneth,
aged seven years. Geo. tombstone
and Hattie King were married. Willis
Shellenbarger immersed by Rev. Put
nam; on the same day. but not same
place. Thomas J. Woodfleld and Louis
Jensen were immersed by the agency
of some pine logs. Republican caucus
for delegates to the County conven-
ton.
1883.
Merchants report a brisk trade.
Snow fell on Sunday and Monday.
WIN. Brink had an OK killed by the
cars. Sidewalk laid from Crawling
House to the depot. J. d. King
opened a Livery Stable in Hartwick's
barn. j. f. RofTee went TO Chicago.
Arrival of e. d. Ormsby. of Deerfield.
Sanford Getty sentenced for three
years for sheep stealing. Escape of
Sanford Getty from Sheriff Hum,
while on the way to prison. Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Turner,
daughter; and to Mr.. and Mrs. Johan
johnson, a son. Chas. Shellenberger
was married to Mrs. 9. M. Cady, by
Justice Bates.
1884.
G. b. johnson reports the loss of
fine horse. f. b. Rose engages to run
tug engine on Portage Lake. j. G.
Evans returns from Pennsylvania.
G. w. Wight's single mill at Frederic
shut down. p. Rasmussen goes to
Bay City to unload logs for s.. H. &
Co. Social held at M. E. church,
proceeds to purchase Sunday School
books. Sidewalk laid on North side of
Michigan Avenue. Overseer of High
ways, J. o. Hadley, commences work
on streets. Golden wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Bonnell celebrated.
G. w. Love calls a convention of the
democratic party. Leap year party at
the Opera House great success
Seymour w. Baker and Miss Anne
Quance married by Justice Hastings.
1885.
H. Harrington. of Midland, visits his
son, j. Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Erwin, of Ohio, visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Masters. Andrew Peterson
had his house painted. +. d. Robin
son paints his domicile. Mill of s., H.
y Co. whitewashed. Judge Patterson
returned from New York. Mrs. G.. II.
Hicks went to Corunna on a visit. j.
L. Wild fell into the raging AuSable
while fishing. w. A. Masters adver-
tised to sing a so low at concert. j.
r. Mcdonald moved in his new shoe
shop. r. Hanson and family left for
Europe. o Palmer and w. and E.
Augur went fishing. House occupied
by A. McNeven destroyed by fire.
Farewell reception to X. Hanson and
family, at the Rink.
1880.
Mrs. DR.. Woodwork visited friends
at Sterling. Albert Grouleff went 20
Frederic TO clerk in the store of s., II.
& Go, Miss Williams purchases the