Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-18

Frank Fl. Bannister, leading grocer
and prominent politician. OF Owosso,
died last Sunday. He was a nephew
of Rev. S. G. Taylor.
There was more noise to the square
foot on the base ball grounds last
Sunday than ever will he In tophet.
The boys give the Waters club all the
credit of it.
A game Of ball was played Sunday
by the Crawling and Waters clubs,
Grayling was beaten and we have no
hesitancy in saying good enough, for
playing on Sunday.
! Mrs Geo. w. Conner and Mrs. Gut
Ter, accompanied by their children,
went to Port Huron, Monday, for a
visit with their friends and relatives.
Geo. w. will keep bachelors hall.
| We shall endeavor to stay few
days over those two months and In
the meantime will sell goods, in our
line, at as low a price as can be found
in the city. Bates Marsh & Co.
Mrs. Rusnell Is having the building
formerly occupied by the DEMOCRAT
thoroughly rejuvenated by fresh paint
We understand it will be occupied by
GrOteau's notion store.
Claggett is busy taking an inven-
tory. this week, but. has bought car
load of bargains, and you can look ont
for prices that will astoni,h the ma
tives.
Rev. S. G. Taylor went on a fishing
trip last week, and his pulpit was fill
ed very acceptably, both morning and
evening, by Rev. Piper, Of Roscom-
mon.
It is said that some wonderful hap
penlng will take place in Grayling.
next week, that will astonish the ma
tives from the crown of their head to
;yhe sole of their feet Let her rip.
Monroe christians. it is said, will
stop ball playing there, on Sunday, IL
7 it costs them lung or two 1t might
save the lungs of the Grayling ball
players, from rupture, If it was stop
ped here.
Geo. L. Alexander has our permits
4 sion to go fishing as often as he pleas
es, especially as long as lie remem-
bers our need Of "brain food" In
the last basket was one of the largest
speckled trout we ever saw.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
e. Church will give serve Ice Cream
: Friday evening, July 10TH, at
Q the residence Of WIS, Chalker, Court
House) to which all are invited.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
During the month of May the mum
Der of applications for membership
by the Medical Board Of the indie
q pendent Order Of Foresters. was 4.
y OBJ, Of whom 1911 were accepted
! showing an advance OF over 500 or
the highest number Of application,
ever received in any one month. Pu
& in your application to Grayling Court
d. Burnham Tracy, of the Cincin
natl, Hamilton & Dayton, predicts q
e big southern business for the openins
y of the Atlanta exposition and tn,
. dedication of the battle fields OF Chic
amauga and Chattanooga, which &C
d cur within two days of each other
,r The G. III. & d. will run through
J. trains from Detroit. Diet Journal
X L. Butterfield. SUPER intenden
% of Institutes, will Re in Crawling o,
J. We nesday the "a. to meet the farm
II ers OF this county who desire to form
an institute society under the presen
ID law, so as to secure the holding OF al
,r institute here next winter. Farmer
q will please remember the date and b
present.
# The first systematic effort to re
r. cover the "deadheads, or sunken logs
A. in the AuSable river is being under
taken this summer. Pack, Woods
Co., of Oscoda, are doing the work
and have large gangs of men an
teams employed. The season
especially favorable, on account Q
60 the very low water. The harvest
us going to be big one, as the crop
has been accommodating for years, an,
the Au Sable has been one of tn
u greatest log streams in the state.