Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-13

Henry Davenport, Of Frederic, was
In town yesterday.
F. +. Hoesll, treasurer Of Blaine
township, was In town yesterday,
FIG. Rose started for Stattcrs Run,
West Virginia, Tuesday night, to
accept position In the oil regions.
s. Jensen will give a Masquerade
Ball, In Chris. Hanson's Hall, next
Saturday evening, the 18th. All are
invited. Tickets 35 cents
Word was received, Tuesday, of the
death of Mrs. Maurice j. Finn. at
Cripple Creek, Col. Mrs. Finn was
well and favorably known to many Of
our citizens, and her death will be
sincerely moui ned by them as well as
her relatives. Her remains will be
inferred at New Haven, next Sunday.
Further notice next week.
The officers of the Junior Epwortb
League, recently organized at the
M. L. Church are as follows: Sup.
Mrs. r.. L. Cope; Assist. Supts., Miss
Bradshaw and Miss Starr; Vice Pres
idents, Alice Burt, Neva Benson,
Lilly Robinson, Eddie Chalkcr; Sec,
Inez Braden; Treas, Nellie Hoyt
They meet every Sunday, at 3, p IN.
Veterinary Surgeons will not
be comforted, because traits
Food keeps their patients, horses
and cattle, in too good health.
For sale at s. i. B Co.'S.
Last Thursday was our sixtieth
birthday, and in the evening about
forty friends, generally members Of
the Post and w. r. c., visited us ir
a body, and spent the evening.
Charades, conversation, lunch, smok-
ing etc. was INDUCED In by all, In
accordance with their several tastes,
and in the general enjoyment we for
got that we were three score years
of age. We were remembered by re-
ceiving a handsome G. A. r. badge,
gold, and box of fine cigars. The
badge will he treasured, but the
cigars, we fear, will go up in smoke.
Sailing Hanson & Co. can fur
nish you with Suits and Over
coats, made to your order, for less
money than you pay for already
made clothing Of equal quality.
Come and inspect our samplesand
prices.
S. Jensen will give Masquerade
Ball. in Chris Hanson's Hall, next
Saturday evening the 18th. All are
invited. Tickets 35 cents.
James Burke, who has created quite
a furore in Saginaw, posing as an
apostolic healer, came to Grayling
last week, DIS he claimed for needed
rest. We are informed by reputatl lie
citizen that part OF his time was
spent in saloon, quoting scripture
and drinking whisky. He is so pat
ent fraud that we have no sym
pathy for any, who are duped by him.
He gave an address at Larson's Hall,
Friday evening, to crowd whose
curiosity led them to hear him. He
Is an arrant blatherskite, with a gift
of CAB and unlimited cheek.
Every housskeeper should try
"aold Medal Flour" made ofthe
best Minnesota spring wheat, as
1t makes the lightest and most
delicious bread ever produced.
Once you buy It.
You never deny it.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. sell it.
The March number of the define.
AToR is called the Spring number, and
Is especially valuable and interesting
because Of the early forecast it con.
tains Of Spring and Summer Styles
and Materials for Ladies, Misses and
Children. The first of a series OF
articles on current events of interest
to women, by Mrs. Frederic Rhine.
lander Jones, appears in this number.
MAIN julie" an amusing and pa
thetic dialect sketch of Southern life,
introduces new writer to the read.
ers OF this magazine. In the domain
of the kitchen the number Is freighted
with good things. Mrs. A. Long
street writes upon the Chemistry OF
Foods; Helen Combs tells about ar
English High Tea, and the dishes
prepared for 1t, and the regular ar.
ticle unreasonable Cookery deals with
the chaflng dish and dishes to be pre-
pared In IL. Other features include
the second paper on the Care Of the
Teeth, Edna Witherspoon's Tea Table
Chat, Sarah Miller Kirby's Kinder
garten paper, the usual notices oil