Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-10-03

1870.
40 elegant dIsplay OF Trimmed
Millinery, on Saturday ct Benson's.
LFOurnier returned from Chicago,
Monday.
Geo. Peacock and JAG Lightner. OF
Blaine, were In town Tuesday.
Don't fail to attend the Millinery
opening at Benson's, Saturday.
Regular Services may to expected
at the M. e. church next Sunday.
p. M. Braden tried to get on the
sick list for few days last week, but
changed his mind and is better.
Benson invites the ladies to the
opening of Fine Millinery, on Satur
day.
]. X. Wright was In Lewiston the
first OF the week, on legal business.
G. L. Alexander went to West
Branch Tuesday, on legal business.
Druggist Davis was In Mackinaw,
the first of the week.
Millinery opening at Benson's, Sat
urday.
]. w. Breakey, OF Center Plains,
brought in Al fat sheep for Corners
market, Tuesday.
Rev. r. l.. Cope will preach in the
M. E. church. next Sunday, the 9Th,
both morning and evening.
The Hodgman Mfg. Co. recently
burned out at Roscommon, has con-
Guided to rebuild on the same site.
DIED-On the 9th inst, Charles
Wilson Butler, infant son of Mr. ano
Mrs. Charles Butler, aged five months
and twenty days.
VIM. Wilson OF Center Plains hat
a tomato in his garden this year tha
weighed two pounds and half, anC
number nearly as large. "Plains.
George Metcalf of Center Plains
came in with a load Of potatoes ant
truck. His farm has given him sat
issactory returns this year, notwith
standing the drought.
Does your house need painting?
so, use Boydell Bros. prepared paint
They are the best ana cheapest paint
in the market. Every gallon guar
anteed. For Sale at
FOURNIER'S DRUGSTORE.
| ST. NICHOLAS has secured serie
of letters written by Robert Loui
Stevenson to boy-rela tive, DESERT
ing the authors romantic life i
Samoa.
Thomas Nolan has retired from tn
management Of the Grayling House
We are not informed who will be hi
successor, hut are assured that 1t wi,
be some one, who will sustain the e.
cellent reputation of the house.
w. M. Fuller, Of Center Plain.
was In town Tuesday, en- route to Gay
lord for examination, for an increas
Of pension. He will now get what h
deserves. for ruined health an
wounds.
There will be a Pie Social given b
the Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. /
Church, at the w. II. C. Hail, o
Friday evening, Oct: 4th, from t
8 o'clock; supper &c. The followin
pies will be served: Chicken, Meat
Pumpkin, Mince and Apple. AL al
cordially invited.
Edwin O. Hayner, an old vetera
and member of Ruddock Post, NJ
% G. A. II of Cheboygan. died a
Indian River, Monday, and was buI
led Tuesday.
A man giving the name of Grant
and claiming to be an agent for
Kentucky liquor house, hired rig a
McCulloughs livery stable to go t
Frederic, and failing to materially
as promised search was instituted
and the team found at Otsego Lake
The man had taken the north boun
train.
On account of the failure of til
Board of Home Missions to pay tn
amount expected for the Pastor {
, the Presbyterian Church here, Rev
!. w. E. Mcleod will resign his pa
torate and return to the seminary
Chicago This is greatly to be regre
ed, for during his stay among us b
has won the confidence of the entil
community, and his christian wor
has seemed to place the society in
better condition than ever before.
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