Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-03-07

J. g. Berry. ESQ.,, of Vanderbilt,
has been granted an increase of pen.
sion.
BoRN-Wednesdsy. March 9Th. to
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Tremblay. a ten
pound boy.
Geo. Coweil has returned to his
work at Lewiston. for the NJ. y H.
Lumber Co.
Mrs. r. Bay, OF Lewiston, was
visiting with friends ia Grayling, last
week.
j. ]. CoiIen takes the place of P.
Manwaring, rs car repairer in the
railroad Yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans left on
the afternoon train Saturday for Kan
sas. RIOS. Ne,Ds.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
worid's Fair Highest Award.
WANTED, A heifer calf, one or two
weeks old. Box 1913 p. ..
Schools were closed one day last
week in Gaylord. to enable the chit
dreh to go 10 church.
Regular meeting of Marvin Relief
Corps. next Saturday afternoon, the
9th, at the usual hour.
A good house and two lots in n
desirable location, for sale chesp.
Enquire of Err BELL.
Mrs. John Le.ce returned from a
four weeks visit with friends in Jack
sou county. last Saturday.
Before purchasing n suit, or pair
of pants, call on julius Kramer and
examine his new stock of goods.
East Tawas has decided TO try city
government. the charter to be annul-
led after two years If not satisfactory.
Choice Write and German Rye
Bread. Cookies, Cakes and Pies. bak-
ed fresh, daily. at McClain's Bakery.
There will be services in the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning.
Mt the usual hour. All are welcome.
Can goods at a bargain. Read
the advertisement Of S. u. & Co.
Regular communication of GraylinR
Lodge, No. $50. f. & A. NJ. this
Thursday evening. at the usual hour.
Julius Kramer invites the citizens
ot Crawling to examine his new stock
of spring goods, whether they pur-
chase or not.
Too cool for Robins. Monday
morning the thermometer registered
s below zero and on Tuesday morning
II below.
Regular meeting of Marvin Post No.
240, Grand Army of the Republic.
next Saturday evening, the 9th, at
the usual hour.
There will be preaching at the Protes.
tant Methodist church, next Sunday
morning at 80, and Sunday School
at 12 o'clock.
The finest line of Spring goods that
has ever been shown In Crawling has
Just been received by Julius Kramer.
The Merchant Tailor.
Len J. Patterson. of the Tawas
Herald has taken up new occupation
in connection with his paper. that Of
paper hanging and painting.
Call and see the new goods. at
the Shoe store Of ]. M. Jones'.
A. Slaight's teamster had a narrow
escape from being crushed under a
load of logs, Monday. BY the breaking
of chain. He was pinned to the
ground, but fortunately missed serious
injury.
Trade at Fourniegs' and get
chance on the $4,000 Music
Box.
The Ladies Aid, of the Presbyterian
church, will meet at Mrs. A. w
Canfields', Friday afternoon, TO,
work. A ten cent lunch will be served
to which all are invited.
The bridge over the East Branch
near town broke down. last Monday
while team from McMullen's cam,
was crossing with load of logs, com
pletely demoIisbing the center span
The team was badly injured.
Trade with Fournier and ge
a chance on his $4,000 Must
Box.
The Ladies' Society OF the M. K
Church, will give an "Old Ladies' So
cial," and Supper at w. re. hall, OF
Friday evening, March 18th. All ar
invited to attend.
The Ladies Of the Danish Aid Socie
ty will give a Social for the benefit o
the Church, at the residence of Mrs