Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-04-09

Hot sugar 1t the NJ. Z. church, to
night. ~
Mis-. w. O. Rraden has been Il
Cheboygan, for the last week, looking
after her new grand daughter.
There will be no services. excep
Sunday School, In the Presbyterian
Church, Sunday.
Mr.. and MIRA s. c. Knight hav'
returned from their homestead ant
will remain here for awhile.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Miss Birdie McCarty, OF Roscom.
mon. is the guest OF Mrs M. Il. Mer'
rill, this week.
Remember the meeting of the
farmers asso citation at the Odell school
house, the 10Th, and make the fall
meeting success this year.
Gold Medal Flour IL the best
spring wheat -four made, and
leads all other -four. For sale by
S. q. B Co.
Henry Moon, of Center Plains, was
in town, last Thursday. He has sold
his farm, and will move to another In
South Branch.
David Fleming. who was injured
recently, has recovered sufficiently as
to be able to sit up.--Atlanta Tri-
bune.
Regular encampment OF Marvin
Post, No. 24O, Grand Army of the
Republic, next Saturday evening, the
18th, at the usual hour.
Geo. Hartman, of Ball, is mourning
his life away, because his wife is
visiting the old home. Two months
is long time to be widower.
The house of Seth b. Smith, Of
Blaine, with the furniture of one
bedroom, was considerably damaged
by fire, last week.
Miss Cassie Bates has returned from
New York, and will teach the spring
term OF school In Maple Forest, where
she was last summer.
G. Wehenes, OF Grove, has gone to
the central part of the state, and
rumor says he will return with a
bride. A very proper thing to do.
Remember that next week will end
the Special Sale at the Cheap store.
Gail and examine the goods, and he
a,tonished ut the low p ices.
Miss Culver returne from the W.
r. G. c'nvention, Tuesday. She WIS.,
tied with Miss burlington, Pay City,
for several days.
At the election. Monday, there
was $50 votes polled. OF which 81
were straight republican, Al straight
democratic, and prohibition.
Will local democracy run another
"Ogemaw Truth" this year? Can't
say, but hush! Wouldn't have itget
out for the world.-West Branch
To restore gray hair to its natural
color as In youth, cause it to grow
and strong, there Is no bet
ter preparation than Halls Hair Re-
newer.
Ben Kraus, Of Grayling. was vilt-
ing friends in town on Monday and
attended Good Templar lodge and
the Nightcap social aud enjoyed him.
self hugely.-Otsego Co. Herald.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Pres.
Church will meet with Mrs. Palmer.
Friday afternoon, April 10th. A 10
cents lunch will be served, by Mrs.
Masters and Mrs. Palmer. All are
invited.
DR.. F. f. Thatcher stopped over
to give good bye shake to old
friends. He has pulled up stakes at
Tawas and is on his way to Muniang
In the U. p, where he thinks Of To-
eating.
L. G. Huxley, of Blaine, left for
Parma, Jackson County, Tuesday, to
take possession Of span OF young
horses be bought there, last fall. He
intends to work hardwood farm, be-
sides his homestead, this season.
John Hartman, son of Henry Hart
man, of Grove, ia rushing farming on
his homestead, just across the meri-
dian In Oscoda county. He has gath
cred over fifty loads of manure from
the lumber camps for a starter.
The card OF prominent citizen,
in another column, who claims to
speak of his actions during the past
week, as republican, reminds us OF an
addroaa tssued nv three Tailors in