Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-21

TO 70 inc Scan0inavian supper at
w. Il. q. hall, to morrow evening.
Rev. s. G. TAYLOR came down from
CheboyRan, Tuesday, and returned on
the evening train with his wife
A Fur Top Kid Glove was lost on
the street, Monday The finder will
please leave 1t at Claggett's store.
Winnie Eickhoff lie suffering from
an attack Of Chicken Pox. Winnie
seems to be lucky in catching all the
infectious diseases 10 the country.
The Ladies' Aid Society realized
about $751; from their Apron Sale,
last Friday evening. The Society is
now free from debt.
1t IL reported that several hogs
have been taken from their pens, In
West Branch, by bears.
Rev. Mosser was invited to deliver
the thanksgiving sermon, but an ac-
count of intended absence declined.
J. Lightner, Geo. Peacock and sew
eral others, from Blaine township,
were In town, Tuesday,
A. e. Newman returned from a
business trip to the Upper Peninsula,
last Saturday evening.
The post Office address of Mr.. aud
Mrs. S. c. Knight, is Hetherton, in
Montmorency county.
Regular Communication OF Gray
ling Lodge, No. 356, +. & A. M, on
next Thursday evening, the 2Sth., at
the usual hour.
The members OF Grayling Chap
| ter, O. +. S., No. IS, will convene on
Monday evening, Dec. ID, at the u.s.
ual hour.
Regular encampment OF Marvin
Post, No. 24O, Grand Army Of the
Republic, next Saturday evening, the
23d., at the usual hour.
Henry Trumley was SO years of age
last Sunday. Henry, like the rest of
the "old veterans" is becoming veneer
able
The best place in town to buy
Underwear is at the store Of s.
4. & Co. They show the best
line at lowest prices.
Joint thanksgiving service will be
held in the M. f. church next Thurs
day. All are invited to attend with
out regard to religion or politics.
Regular meeting of Marvin Relief
Corps, next Saturday afternoon, (the
Odd. y at the usual hour
Thanksgiving services will be held
in the M. E. Church, next Thursday,
the 28th, at 1890 in the forenoon.
Sermon by Rev. Cope. All are in
vited to attend.
Rev. Cope, Of the M. E, Church,
will deliver a sermon next Sunday
evening. addressed particularly to
'young men," and they are urgently
invited to attend.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
f. Church, will hold regular meet
ing, in the church parlors, to-mor-
row afternoon, the 22nd., for the
election of officers for the ensuing
year.
o. j. Smith and family have moved
to Standish. where he has purchased
land for a farm. This is the third
time he has left Grayling for better
fields When he returns next year,
he will come to stay.
A. A. Smith, who has been living
in Beaver Creek township for some
time, started to return to his old
home in Hillsdale county, Tuesday.
Chas. Smith, his son, will stay here
until their business is closed up.
For everything that's done at night,
The first thing needed Is light;
And IL you want one neat and clean,
Buy the odorless-PALACINE.
You'll always find from smoke tits free
But try it once, and you shall see
That what we say we really mean,
So buy the safest-Palacine.
1t is for sale by s. s Claggetts
People who value their lives and
those of their children, and the safety
of their homes, should use PALACINE.
1t does not smoke the chimney, does
not char the wick, has no bad odor. 1t
is high fire test, always uniform in
quality, and absolutely safe. For sale
by s. s. Claggett.