Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

The republican Gles Club and
citizens of Cheney are indebted ia
Mr.. aud Mira. H. Eunck, for bridging
their cottage organ to the republican
meeting. last Saturday evening. The
accom- pauiment of the instrument
added greatly to the music.
Hazen s. Pingree, passed here on
the south-bound train, last Friday.
Though his csming was not known
till near train time, $50 III our cit
liens were on hand to greet him, and
hear few minutes straight business
talk from a business mans stand.
point.
The Annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the N. l. Church, was
held in the church pariors, Tuesday
afternoon, aud elected the following
officers, to serve the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. w. s. Chalker.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. VIM. WOODBURY..
Secretary-Mrs. M. A. Bates.
Treasurer-Mrs N. Cole.
f. A. Keller and L. N. Chamber
lin were among the excursionists to
Canton one day Last week. They both
report the enthusiasm through the
states as very high. and as exhibited
by the hundred of thousands at Can
ton, simply unbounded. Mckinley
is all right.
After the speech at Cheney, Satur.
day evening, the Glee Club and sew,
eral candidates repaired. by In
yitation to the hospitable home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Briggs, aud were
RECALLED with a dainty aud sum ptuous
lunch, which was gratefully partakeu
OF in preparation for the cold ride
home.
At congregational meeting of the
Presbyterian Church society, last
week, call was extended to Rev.
Samuel Edgecumbe to become the
pastor of that church. Mr.. Edge
cumbe is we'll known by our citizens
who will give him hearty welcome
II Is expected that he will begin biz
labor about the middle Of mex,
month.
Grayling Lodge +. and A. M. were
called to Gaylord last Thursday eve
ming to a school of instruction, con
Quoted by Grand Lecturer Arthur M
Clark. Grand Master j. J. Carter
was present, adding greatly to the
interest OF the occasion. To say thai
our citizens were royalty entertained
by the brethren of Gaylord Is fain,
praise, but even they we're not "in II,
as compared with their ladies wht
provided the sumptuous banquet.
The Michigan Agricultural Colleg,
has added to the opportunities it al
ready oilers young men, for specia
winter courses, OF six weeks each. IL
Dairying, Stock Feeding. Horticul
ture, Horticulture and Winter Vege
table Gardening. These courses be
gin Jan. 4th, and the total expense
will not exceed s25. 90. Any yount
maa DESTROYS OF improving this fln'
opportunity should address care
to the President OF the college, Agri
cultural College, asking for furthe
information.
The Republican rally at Cheney
last Saturday evening, was an un
qualified success. Extra seats wer,
improvised, and the school house wa
crowded. The Grayling Republican
Glee Club we're Ia attendance, and a
usual, were rapturously applauded
G. l.. Alexander delivered an elO
Qucnt aud forcible address, and brie
speeches were made by Messr
Chalker, Marsh, Blanshan, Brown
and Ostrander. II. II. Shaffer, Chair
man of the township committee pre-
sided, and the meeting closed will
| anfhnciaatic choare
Stand by the candidates nominated
by the republican county coz ventiOn
1t could not please all, but represent
ed the desires of the people at larg
whom the delegates faithfully repre-
sented, and the choice of The conven
tion when fairly made, should be tn
choice Of every Republican at tn
polls. Remember that you may b
nominated for Office some time, an,
you will then surely desire the vot
Of every Republican, and be a fri
believer In the duty Of republicans t
stand by the nominees. II you shoul
never be a candidate you will ce,
tainly have friends who are, and vii
then be as anxious that Republican
shall vote straight as IL you were
candidate In person. Remember thi