Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-01-09

Last sunday morning the thormom-
eter registered lss below sero, and 70
below, Monday morning.
Go to FOurnIer's Drug Store for
School Books
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Falr Highest Medal and Diploma
Charles Osterman returned yester-
day morning from q two weeks visit
with his brother, and family, In New
York City.
Use Traits Poultry Food for
your chickens. For sale BY Sal
ling, Hanson 3 Go.
Regular encampment OF Marvin
Post, No. $40, Grand Army of the
Republic, next Saturday evening, the
18th, at the usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Funch, of South
Branch, are visiting with friends at
Brighton, Mich. Mr.. Funch intends
to purchase team, while there.
Misses Stark, Clark, Howell and
McDougal arrived from their vaca-
tion Saturday and were ready for the
opening of school, Monday morning.
| Rev. "A. II. Mosser arrived from
New York. with his bride, and has
already established their residence In
the late home OF d. S. Waldron.
A. J. Rose came home New Years
evening for short visit with the fam
lily. He reports business in pros
porous condition at st. Louis.
Creamery Butter, and Cream
Cheese, at the store Of Sailing,
Hanson B Go.
Rev. S. G. Taylor, of Cheboygan, is
taking In marriage fees quite lively,
and seems to have q monopoly in the
business.
The Board of Supervisors are in
session this week. A misunderstand-
ing as to the time occurred In some
way, so that all did not arrive until
Tuesday, causing delay.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church will meet with Mrs.
Fourier, Friday afternoon, January
10th. Mrs. Fournier will serve 10
cent lunch, from four till five o'clock.
A. II. and w. G. Marsh are enter
tanning their brothers, Orrin and
John, now from Wayne county, but
will 90 to their new home in Vir-
ginia at the close of their visit here.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year, Sunday, January 5th:
Superintendent: Rev. Mosser; Assist.
Superintendent: VIM. Masters; Sec
rotary: Mabel Oliver; Treas: Edna
Wainwright; Organist: Eva Stark.
s. II. & Co. offer $500, $500
and $500 Ladies Shoes for
$2.oo. This reduction is made
on account Of closing out the
stock.
Mrs. Fred Durushe desires to ex-
tend her heartfelt thanks to the
many friends, and especially to the
i. O.. o. F., for unremitting kindness
during the long illness, and at the
fnal obseQuies of her husband.
The interlocking switch at the cross
ing Of the Peters road, and the M.
G. r.. R., near Grayling, has been
closed for the winter. Peters will
run no logs to the Manistee until
spring.
St. Helen, once the liveliest town
in northern Michigan, will soon enter
the graveyard. Henry Stephens &
Co. will dismantle the big mill, sell
the buildings, and dispose of the
town site. AS Lake st. Helen is quite
near, affording fine fishing, 1t Is sup
posed some sportsmens club will take
possession, -Ex.
| DR.. Elliot, whose frequent drunken
sprees have been the talk of the
town, is serving period of time ia
in the county Jail. His bail was fixed
at 800, but nobody could be found,
who had the means to hail him out.
His punishment is well merited. The
doctor has sunk so low that only the
power Of the Almighty God can reach
him. He seems tn be physical ant
moral wreck, floating on the shore oil
time, ready to go to pieces at any
moment Co Herald.
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