Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-10-10

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18TH, at the usual hour.
Judge johnson. OF Grove, was one
Of the oficers at the Roscommon
fair.
Regular encampment of Marvin
Post, No. 240, Grand Army OF the
Republic, Saturday evening the 18th,
at the usual hour.
Say Pat, where did ye get SO much
Soap? Down at Claggetts'. He gave
me fifteen bars for a quarter, and I
took It.
Grand Lecturer Clark held Ma
sonic school of instruction, at Ros-
common, Tuesday night, which was
attended BY q goodly number Of Gray
lingites
Geo. H. Robinson, a member Of the
q. A. II. at Gaylord, died In Texas,
week before last. His remains were
brought to Gaylord, for burial.
Services at the M, L. church, next
Sunday, both morning and evening.
Evening service will commence at 7
o'clock. League meeting at 8.
John Cameron, who moved from
Frederic to Otsego comfy, has re-
turned to that village. Crawford
county is good enough for him.
d. S. Waldron has been building a
large corn crib for his brother in
South Branch, which is sign OF
prosperity.
Elmer Fauble, of Bear Lake, for.
merly OF Blaine township, accompa-
MED by his uncle, was In town, Tues.
day.
For Sale-A good portable saw mill
and engine and boiler. Capacity 10
IL M per day of hardwood. Will sell
cheap Address Z. A. Stimson, st
Charles, Mich. Sept-19-4t
The ladies of the M. E. Church, Of
West Branch, will hold "Dcestrick
School," and an Evangelist from Chi
cago, is trying TO benefit the people
with exhortations.
Deer and bear are abundant In Che
boygan county and are so tame that
they roam over the corn and potato
patches, but the farmers live on salt
meat as they fear the game wardens.
Mr.. Joseph Pym, Of Grove, has the
pleasure of entertaining nephew and
his wife. who will remain through
the winter, and may locate perman-
emily in this section.
II reports are true, there Isl certain
Justice of the Peace in this county,
who assumes more authority than Is
possessed by the Supreme Court He
poses as court, officer and counsel in
the same case.
Arthur Brink thinks the comfor r.
ers of Job, as described In history
were as nothing, compared with his
experience for the past six weeks.
But he says, he is no pig, and will be
satisfied without any more.
Messrs H. Fl. Woodruff, of Roscom-
mon, F. q. Gaffney, OF Lake City, w.
Burritt, of Saginaw, and l.. w.
Ostrander, OF Atlanta, were the only
outside attorneys present at this term
of court.
Mrs. A. Grouleff, and Mrs r. P.
Forbes, went to Saginaw, Tuesday,
as representatives of the Eastern Star
lodge of this place. II p. will join
his wife there to night, and they will
make a pilgrimage to Holly and
vicinity, to visit old friends.
A competent blacksmith and wood
worker is in want Of job for the
winter. Is not afraid of work, and
well acquainted with what is required
in camp. Enquire at the AVALANCHE
office. sep26tf
One Of the pleasant events Of the
year was the gathering of the friends
Of Miss Maggie Hanson, last Thurs
day evening, to celebrate "The Wan
derer's Return" The spacious parlors
we're well filed, and mirth and music
filed the time till the small hours
John Malco, of Maple Forest, is
somewhat in the squash line. He
sold four to London's camp which,
laid In line, measured Is feet and
10 inches, and one of them weighed
81 pounIs. 1t was two feet and 10
inches In length.
A case of domestic infelicity and
the separ alton of family occurred
here last week, with the usual
amount of scandal and foolish rumor,
the most of which is probably with
out foundation In fact, and which
only aggravates the contention with
ont doing good. IL Is hoped that