Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-05

James Burton. OF Center Plains,
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. H. Bauman and the baby were
visiting Mrs. r. Hanson, last week.
L. Fournier was in Detroit, last
week, on business trip.
The boys have given some pretty
specimens Of kite flying, the past
week.
Go to Fourniers' for Tablets, States,
Pens, Pencils, School Bags, etc
For sale cheap, flock of fine,
young breeding ewes. Enquire Of P.
Aebli.
1t is gratifying to hear the farmers
tell Of larger yields OF grain than they
expected.
David Spencer has entered the Nor.
gan place, eight miles East o; town,
as hometeaed.
The Mackinaw excursion train last
Thursday, was not as largely patron
lied as expected.
L. S. Benson went to Cleveland
Tuesday, for stock of new goods.
He will return next week.
The Missionary Society of the M. E
church will meet in the church par
lors tomorrow afternoon at o'cock.
]. Knecht, of Grove has traded
some of his property for land In
Tennessee and talks of trying the
sunny south.
The annual meeting of the aides
Aid Society of the Pres. Church, will
be held on Tuesday, Sept. 10th, at
the church parlors.
Winnie Eirkhoff has acceptably
playel the part Of the Devil in the
office for the last two
months, but has again taken Misplace,
in school.
The many friends of James Brock
way, will be pleased to learn that he
passed very satisfactory examina-
tion ald was admitted to the bar at
Bay City, last week.
j. w. HartwIck and e. Douglass
drove over to Muskegon Lake the last
Of the week, to be in time for the
first duck that the law allows to be
taken this season.
j. M. Levinson will sell Cloaks,
Fur Cares, Jackets ETC., Septem Der
10th, 18th and 18th, for one half
price, at the Grayling House Sample
Rooms Call and see them.
County Clerk Hartwick has a way
Of finding out the peculiar tastes Of
his friends. We had the first brace
Of ducks, shot this season, very early
morning.? Fat and tender.
The Board of Supervisors Of Mont
county held meeting last
week at which the matter of the fur
niture for the new court house was
the sum of $1,000 being
agreed upon.
The members and adherents Of the
NJ. E. Church will give Farewell
to Rev. S. G. Taylor in
the church, Monday evening, the 9th
TO which all are cordially invited.
r. Hanson, with his daughter Mag.
gle and his mother, are passing ten
lays in Germany, all in the best
Of health and spirits. They will sail
for home on the 10th, on the steamer
Havel.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Church will give Sup
per at the church parlors Friday eve
ming, Sept. 9Th. Proceeds to apply
on pastors salary. All are welcom-
ed.
C. G. Trench has been with us so
long this summer, that we had begun
to consider him permanent citizen,
but he has returned to his home in
from where he will go
to Florida, for the winter.
Miss Lizzie burlington, who has
been cashier and book-keeper at Clag-
GETS for the past year, has accepted
a similar position at Wolverine. The
many friends she has gained during
her residence here wish her contin-
ued success iu her new place.
David Mccormick and James Van
Kleeck were army comrades, and
when they met here the other day il
was fun enough to hear them swap
long yarns about old army days.
VIM. Pringle came up from Sagin-
aw to Bagley last Saturday, where be
has spent the last two months in a
law Office. He leaves here for Ann
Arbor next week with his family for
another year at the law school, when