Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-04-30

i COmrade Robbins ana wife, Of Ros.
common, were the guests OF Mrs. r..
Richardson, last Friday and Satur-
day.
| Use Boydell's Prepared Paints, they
are the best IN quality and cheapest
In price Every gallon warranted.
For sale at Fournier's Drug Store.
Comrade w. j. Jubb and wife, OF
Otsego county, were the guests of
Mrs. A. j. Rose, for several days last
week.
Gold Medal Flour IL the best
spring wheat Aour made, and
leads al other -four. For sale BY
s. q. & 90.
Miss Woodin, OF Vanderbilt, who
has been attending school here, this
winter, returned to her home, last
Tuesday.
Remember the donation party at
the Protestant Methodist Church this
afternoon and evening, for the benefit
of the pastor.
Mrs ]. Staley and daughter, Maude,
returned from very pleasant and
enjoyable three months visit with
friends In Pennsylvania, lastWednes-
day.
Go to the entertainment at the
School house, to morrow evening, and
listen to the trial of "The Great
Melon Case" by the High School Ly-
ceum. Admission 10 cents.
To prevent the hardening of the
subcutaneus tissues of the scalp and
the obliteration of the hair follicles,
which cause badness, use Halls Hair
Remover.
The progressive pedro" parties, for
this winter were concluded by one at
the residence of J. X. Hanson, last
Friday evening. We have not been
informed as to who won the prizes.
A car load Of Gold Medal Pat
ent Flour just received at s. r.
& Co.'S warehouse. You should
try q sack, It Is che very best.
The Lyceum of the High School
will give an entertainment at the
School building to morrow evening.
Admission 10 cents. Refreshments
10 cents extra.
Rev. r. l.. Cope omitted the sell
vice at the Nj. e. Church last Sunday
evening, and united in the last service
here OF Rev. A. III. Mtsser, at the
Presbyterian Church. A graceful
compliment to that gentleman.
The executive committee of the
Northern Michigan Association of
Soldiers and Sailors held a meeting
at the &. A. r. Post room, last Fri
day afternoon, and decided to hold
the annual reunion at this place,
August 25th and Goth. 1t was re-
solved that it be conducted with army
fare, and the expense reduced to a
minimum.
Russia wants a way to the Sea.
Spain wants to subdue Cuba.
Germany wants her share of Africa,
and England wants
the Earth,
but the Great American People
wants nothing so
much as GOOD BREAD made of the
best Flour on Earth. Baked daily at
A. McClains'.
The Camp Fire at G. A. r. ball,
last Friday evening, was well attend
ed and very enjoyable. The meeting
was called to order by Comrade ID. S.
Waldron, and addresses we're made
by Rev. r.. L. Cope, and Comrades
Warren, of Lewiston, Nauman and
Babcock, of West Branch, Wiley, of
Flint, Chalker of Crawling. Robbins
of Roscommon, Rev. A. III. Mosser,
and Rev. Hulsinger, Of Omer, all
of which were full of patriotic senti-
ment, and recalled many scenes of
army life.
The Presbyterian Church Society,
and our citizens, we're given a sur
prise last week by the announcement
OF Rev. A. II. Mosser, that he had
accepted call from the Presbyterian
Church, at Brooklyn, Jackson county,
and summarily severed his connec-
tion with the society here, at the
close OF last Sunday services. There
was no consultation with the Session
or the Trustees, and the reasons as
signed were entirely financial, except
that he expressed some disappoint-
meut that there had been SO little
growth in his congregation. The loss
of Mr.. Mosser at this time will be re- |
GREETED by many. He was the finest
speaker this church has ever had, and
we believe was gaining friends In the
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