Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-17

Monday, after q long vacation. W.
are glad to see him back.
II. r. Deckrow vas subpoened rs q
witness In the Circuit Court at Ros-
common Monday.
l.. y. Benson has been In Detroit
and Cleveland, for the past two
weeks, for choosing new stock OF
goods.
s K. Odell will do Photograph
work at the Gallery opposite Court
House for a period of three weeks.
All who want any work in his line
will please call, and you will receive
fair treatment.
FOR SALE-I offer for sale my
cottage of eight rooms, with two lots
and barn for four horses, good we'll
and shrubbery, for less than half it's
value. One block from the school
house, and a desirable location In
every way. Who warts a big bargain?
JEROME GRAY.
j. c. Hanson and wife started for
their annual vacation, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Hanson will attend the reunion
of his regiment, at Union City, Ind,
October 7th and Sth, of which asso-
citation he is President, and they will
visit at indianapolis, Logansport,
and Anderson. The AVALANCHE
wishes for them pleasant trip.
At the Mckinley and Hobart Club
meeting on Monday night j. Fred
erickson was elected President in
stead Of Frank Buell., resigned, and
G. A. Lyon Secretary, in place of
Gus. M. Harris, who also resigned on
account of other duties. The club
now has membership of 401.--Ot-
sego co. Herald.
Mr.. c. f. Bradshaw, of Yale, ar
rived here last Saturday, to take the
place of Fred. Culver in Fourniers
Drug Store. Mr.. Culver goes to Sa-
ginaw the oath, where he will take
an interest and charge of the BUSH
ness of the Loranger Drug Store.
While we welcome the coming of
Mr.. Bradshaw, all Of our citizens will
regret the going of '"Fred," who
seems an integral part of Grayling,
but all will wish him success.
The news Of the sudden death of
Miss Matte DeWaele saddened the
hearts of her many friends here, who
enjoyed her presence buta short time
ago. We have not full particulars,
but learn that she was attacked with
appendicitis, that an operation was
performed that promised to be sue
cessful, but that fatal collapse fol-
lowed. Her sorrowing family have
the sympathy Of this community.
What might be called "Pioneer
Surprise Party" was given at the re.
sidence of w. A. Masters, last Satur.
day afternoon and evening, in honor
of the presence of Rev. and Mrs. s.
Edgecumte, who was one of the
pioneer preachers here. In the after.
noon more than score Of ladies were
assembled at DR.. Woodworth's, where
they loaded their well filled basket
on dray and took up the line OF
march to the South side, and caught
Mr.. and Mrs. Masters engaged In
their usual avocations, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgecnmbe preparing to make
calls. The surprise was complete,
and the enjoyment of the day could
not well be excelled. A number OF
gentlemen went down to tea, and
staid the evening, living over the
early days of our village. Among
those presant was Mr.. NJ. s Hartwick,
the first resident of Crawford county
and Mrs. r. S. Babbitt, who had
been here % years that day. 1t was
an old time reunion which will bt
long remembered.
The October number of the DELIN
EAToR is called the autumn number
and Its many colOred plates of Ores.
Modes and Millinery reflect the rich
but subdued tints characterizinf
Autumnal Fashions. Mothers will
find especially helpful the Directions
for Fitting Out the Family with
Autumn and Winter Clothing. Botf
hostess and guest will enjoy wha1
Mary Cadwalader Jones has to sd.
about Hospitality. Maude G. Murra!
Miller begins Series entitled Isl,
Important Days In Woman's Life,
with "The Day She is Born" Mrs
A. b. Longstreet writes about "Som'
Notable Woman In business, ant
there are the usual entertaining de
} partnents of Tea-Table Chat, New
Books, Seasonable Cookery, Knitting
, Tatting, Lace-Making, etc. Pub
lished by the Butterick Publishing