Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-06-20

Neno'.s Dlcoerson .. oL Sosepn iei,
C,tv 80 fcn,s,s,,z 80. 49,. .r.S ~ -
drowrad ''-'o - III
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~ ~ "''f ~ Seorke ~: D"Ae.' y. uFsno
.p wno lsit @io'vv 70 the Swsuen'
and ,,aoa. - -
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Siolu mas Inc "eanest man ye. ne
W. seen 70 satner TN can OF pota.o
puss ano throw tnem ON ms neignDor
po'a'o p"'cn' 4.
sc'urn * Co'' Oh Detroit' are CURRY
ny ny - Newpor. SIX cars Oh stone uhy'
.s'ern capltaiists yak OK organizing q
"'se Voup"ny' 4Df 48
Nearly 5000 Maccabees from all parts
OF southern Michigan gathered in Jack
son TO- celebrate the fourteenth anniver-
sary OF the order. Il. i ~ s :. X
The store building. mill. yard and barns
of Godfrey Hirzal. of Moorestown. near
Cadillac, caught from forest fires and
were destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
Fire destroyed the dwelling of Gustave
Jacobs at South Owosso, with its contents.
A little child 3 years old was rescued by
Fireman Robert Smith Just before the
building fell in.
Albert 7. Monroe of Kalamazoo roda a
bicvcle nm IN the railroad station ais
mounted walked nm the pIatform sot
down and died instantly. A jury render
ed a verdict of apoplexy.
A. Soutbf;e,d colorad man was .stad tho
age of his horse "If he ia alive the 4th
of next July he il dc Oldest boss In Mich.
igan." "Rut If he don't live t;ll then p,
asked the smart Alec. 4 .sThen boss jt,s
pooty likely dat he'll be dead. sab"
A. cr,na p.n;as A.. nonor., soa
90 tho pafnrn,ad PTh,ach;n smar;a. 1890 49,,
on ,,nrons;at;o,, &c clio 600 80 49,, 49, ~,
~ fano;p. r,;a.; - 1900 ',.,, e. az v'
sn;n go srha IA h.,,J &c fano;a ~
sions was reelected and n committee of
ten elders. with Francis Bacon of New
York. was chosen to raise SAG, 600 to meet
n deficiency that exists in the missionary
fund.
Tho .hroo A, cr;,, sho ,;ro
noan C.oanr;,,n 49, no.,'.,;na fron,
SD. sahoi c LII s.ann, om.
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ha.n re- .ba 49, s' ao'.,S nso.o no
&c tp.n, ,nas h,,.nod - Saa.h ca tho
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pooo,vo. S.ono 10. sorvoa not;oos -,
al d,;os:. ~ ,.;.hs.a,, tha;u 80
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IT,, ao,,onds ~ ras.o-..;o, 80 a. or,o,,n.
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soI..as ,.N,,a os' 20 .s,.' -
..'L;as 49, 10. s La,,
eco 600 10 ;,un,'.oa Coz 900 20 .h;:h ,,.o :
yoo,voo 20 nv Az, $1,000 - "eA ""'
uia"A ou' y! 'Ae
"A severe thunder storm passed over
Methodist camp meeting near Muskegon.
In one Oh the tants were Mrs. burieson
ana her TWO children, MT. ana Mrs. dli-
vears and Ada ocod ~ stroLo of
i;ybtn;ng strpck tho font when the 90.
cnnants Of other fonts rocoverad from
tho sboct and ron 70 this font tbov found
oil WING on tho oronnd Mrs Prr,ason
was dead Mrs H;ll;o I'd was croan;ng In
awful agony Will H;,I;ard had beer
struck on tho hin hut bo nluct;ly ,n6npt-
cd a horse and roda Cor haIn Nrsf R,,rL
lessons husband 10 In Cb;coao
90 ~.
O,er Tue upper peninsula anu extreme
noi'nerh par' Vi tue iowei peninsula Tue
Weu'ner mas peen very iavorapie 10 d.
growing crops. IN the soutnerh nan on
,ne ota'e' however, the conuitions nave
Deeh very uhlaVorapie' uue 10 the con
tihueu spring arougnt. All cr0Ps' eAcep,
corn' nave sunereu sreauy' Wheat ana
Sass SHOWS 'ne eoh.,.ueu ,aeh VI MUS
lure the most Deihg .nih anu having very
shorl s'ru"' Urn Is seherahy repor,eu
nroha,,,,, H. 80 ~ e.. ~. = ~ ~ aL
= doon root A,,oaa,bor tho ronorts ro'
.o;,'od CO.. .ho 800 s,oot, ;nd;o.. ~ tha. AZ
oanarai oond;,;on of ,,,ost or,,,s =, tho
sontharn 1'art of III So - H. 80.
CO., sor,a waars
For more than month Vassar store
keepers have been bothered by the loss
of goods for which they were unable to
account. Two detectives were hired, but
they couhl find no trace of thieves. Still
the plundering kept on until Wrightman,
the ;jeweler. detected two girls pilfering
rings from the tray. When he attempted
to seize them they ran out of the store
and to their homes. When search of the
girls homes was made, gloves, laces and
ribbons, which had been stolen, were
found. The girls, each about II years
old cou faaaad md iuopIica tod TON ntharS