Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-24

S"S ooeusuoss tu0 kStfiss W nv
and Mrs. Geo. Wilcox. son.
ID. Trotter returned from his visit
with relatives In Canada, last Sunday
morning.
Mrs l.. G. Cole offers her house,
next to Town Hall. for sale. cheap.
and on easy terms.
A case of delirIum tremens is report
ed at one of our hotels. 1t Is not
catching, but considered dangerous.
Those So shoes for 90 are great
bargain. Don't fail to get a pair at
Claggetts'.
Regular meeting of Marvin Relief
Corps. next Saturday afternoon, the
26th., at the usual hour.
Regular meeting of Marvin Post No.
240, Grand ARMY of the Republic,
next Saturday evening, the 26th, at
the usual hour.
Messrs j. Staley and j. X. Merz rep
resented Grayling Chapter. X. A. NJ,
at the Grand Chapter, in Detroit, last
week. They report large attend
ance and good time.
It rained all day Monday but at
night changed to snow and gave us
such blizzard Tuesday as we seldom
see here, though the temperature was
moderate.
MA. Bates went to Detroit, Tues
hay morning, to attend the Grand
Lodge, as delegate from Grayling
Lodge, F. g. A. M. of which he is
Worshipful Master.
Second hand or misfit clothing,
meat, canned goods. potatoes, etc. can
be used by the w R.C. in their work
OF looking after those who are poorly
supplied with such necessities.
p. ]. Mosher has a large quantity Of
seasoned wood, cut green, which he
will deliver in any part of the village
for one dollar a cord. His horse is
constantly on the street and all orders
will be promptly filled.
Alpena saloonkeepers kick on the
stringent manner in which they are
guarded by the police and several of
them will go out of the business in the
spring, claiming there is no money to
be made.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma
The association of union ex-prison-
ers of war met at Grand Rapids last
week, with 100 veterans in attendance.
Resolutions were adopted urging the
Michigan members in congress to work
for per diem pension bill for the en-
prisoners for time spent in the prison.
The honest democrats of Tennessee
are opposed to the project of
swindling Evans out of the gov
ernorship. Globe Democrat. The dis
honest democrats OF Michigan do not
even approve of the republicans OBJ
jecting to being swindled.
The Danish Cornet Band have re-
ceived their instruments, of French
manufacture, and of fine tone. They
are hard at work and will soon
prove proficient. We understand the
usual generosity of r. Hanson was
manifest in giving them a start.
Messrs. r. Hanson, N. Nicholson,
Geo. l.. Alexander, N. =. Olson, Ma.
rus Hanson, Frank l.. Nicholson and
Perry Manwarren. were up from Gray
ling last Saturday, attending annual
stockholders meeting of the Nicholson
81 Hanson Lumber Co.-LelOiSton
Journal.
We are in receipt of No. L., Vol. L..
of the PRESCOTT PROGRESS, IA new
venture in the newspaper field, by
Patterson Lien. j. and Schermer>
horn. proprietors of the Tawas Herald.
II is neat quarto, independent in
politics and may fill long felt want.
We wish them success.
At the meeting held last Sunday, at
the AppenzelIe schoolhouse, for the
purpose of organizing Sunday school,
the following officers were elected:
Superintendent, DR.. w. II. Niles.
Asst. Superintendent Jos. Pym.
Secretary, Henry Stephan.
Treas, Miss Pauline Schneider.
The stockholders of The Nicholson
81 Hanson Lumber Co. held a meeting
at the Conpany's Office on Jan. 18th,
1895. Officers elected we're as follows
Nels Nicholson, President; Henry
Mantz, Vice. President; H. "A. Bauman.
Secretary; DIN. Kneeland, Treasurer
and Manager.
Directors-R Hanson, N. Nicholson.
N. p. Olson. of Crawling, Mich, E. N.
Sailing, of. Manistee, Mich, Henry
Mantz, WIN. Mantz. H. Lunden, ID. M.
Kneeland, of Lewiston, l.. Jensen, of
Gaylord, Mich. --Letoiston Journal.
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