Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-03-21
Record of the Week.


Cadillac last season cut 96,000,00O feet
of lumber.
Tha Battle Greek Woman's League now
has 600 members.
Aid. +. L. Bodmer, of Ann Arbor, is
dead. He was lumberman.
Poor old Owosso. The first volume of
Trilby was sold there the other day.
Farwell has no bank at present, and the
citizens Of the village are talking of es-
tablshing one.
Seven miles in ten minutes was made
OF, an ice boat Sunday on White lake by
George Torrey, of Montague.
The Matvela Coal Company, of Boone,
has passed into the hands of receiver.
Assets and liabilities about equal.
Charles Saxton, one of the oldest resi-
dents Of Altoona County, died at Harris
vile, after an illness of two years.
Rev. w. A. Colledge, the Cadillac Con-
gregational pastor who has a wide repu-
tation as a lecturer, has resigned his
charge and will move South.
There is man living on Mackinac
Island who, il is said. has never seen a
railroad track or train of cars in his life,
although, he says. ''he has seen the
smoke"
Several members of the Port Huron
Bachelors Club, who swore to remain
single, are aching to resign their member
ship, and the engagement cards of more
than one are expected daily.
Mrs. Shines, wife of Capt. Edward
Shines, claims to have received spiritual
har w N
was also lost. The communication was
very long and contained only family Sc
crets.
Katherine Barrows, of Grand Rapids,
bore three different names within one
day. She got divorce from her hus-
band, Bush, which allowed her to resume
her maiden name. Eddy, and almost inn
mediatey she obtained license to marry
a Mr.. Barrows.
Pastor Matteson, of the Owosso Baptist
Church. has followed the example of his
Methodist brother and is trying to reform
the city, in which he alleges six gambling
houses are doing n good business. He
says the town has bad case of sup
pressed measles"
Superintendent w. s. Perry, Of ihe
CATION of Michigan teachers who pro-
pose to attend the national teachers con-
vention in Denver next July. They will
leave Michigan July q.
criminal insane.
Port Huron boys who own Flobeyt rifles
have made themselves 80 obnoxious to
citizens in their efforts to settle the spar
row question that ruling has been made
by the chief of police ordering the arrest
in future of all persons caught shooting
at sparrows within the city limits.
Owen Llewellyn, of Grand Rapids, who
has been in Jail at Lansing for over 40
days as a witness in the Macard perjury
case, was released by order of the Su-
preme Court, which declared his detention
unlawful because he had been imprisoned
with prisoners charged with crimes.
Governor Rich has ordered the transfer
of G.. G. Cadman, former business man
Of Detroit, and now an inmate of the asy-
lum Mt Pontiac, to the asylum for danger
Gus and criminal insane Mt Tonia Cad
man is the man who recently made an as
sault on one of the keepers with n knife.
The Nyack arrived Mt Muskegon Tues
day from Milwaukee with fifty-three car
loads of freight. She had but very little
trouble with ice out in the big lake and
none In the harbor.
Officials of the Goodrich Trapsporta-
ton Company were at Muskegon Tuesday
and awarded contract for $1,000 ware.
house and Office for their new docks, erect
ed there last fall.
The Alpena Argus says that between
1,5OO and 1000 persons in that county be-
long to beneficial organizations. thus
making provision for those dependent up
on them in case of death.
A falling tree struck Patrick Melon
aid, a well-known farmer living near
Whitmore Lake. and his right arm was
broken in two places.
Mrs. Patrick Cough, aged % years, one
of the pioneers of Muskegon, was found
dead by her husband, who had gone after
some medicine.
A new company has been organized at
Hastings to take charge of the plant of
the Hastings Furniture Company, which
has been idle for a year. and start the
works up again. The city will aid the
new industry by an nrrai cement which
practically RENTS the taxes for several
years to come. The factory will employ
nearly 100 men.