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

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OF wood, call At James X. Wright
office.
Il Supt. Pattengill is one Of the mos
, popular lecturers In the state O
Michigan. He never fails to please
Hear him on Westward and Sky
ward, at the M. E. Church. Apri
10th.
All desiring dental work shoult
wait till the 10th, when w. b. FlynI
ID. d. s. will again te In town. Hi
seven years practice among us ha,
been Sufficient to prove his work
Once over Fournier's Drug Store.
! Mrs. Emma E Knapp, of Howell
department president of the w. &c.
dropped her pocket book, containing
s32, in Saginaw hotel. Thomas
Hoyt a colored waiter, was arrested,
with the money in his clothes.
| The Easter services at the Metho-
dist church, were well attended. both
morning and evening, and the exer.
cises by the sunday school, under the
supervision of the superintendent,
were more than interesting, as well
as instructive.
We are pleased to learn that d.
Jacobs will continue as landlord of
the Clifford House at least for an
other year. Mr.. Jacobs conducts q
first class hotel and is deservediy
popular at home and with the CON-
mercial travellers. -Nortb Branch
Gazette.
Governor Rich has issued a procla
nation designating Friday, May LIST,
as Arbor day, and earnestly requests
the people of Michigan to observe the
day by setting out trees, shrubs and
vines about their home, aud on the
streets and highways.
Frank Stockton's new story, @Mrs.
Cliffs Yacht" which begins in the
April COSMOPOLITAN, promises to be
one OF the most interesting ever writ
ten by that fascinating story-teller.
Readers of "The Adventures of
Captain Horn" will lind in "Mrs.
Cliffs Yacht" something that they
have been waiting for.
Supt. Pattengill will visit our
schools on Thursday, April 10th. He
has consented to give talk to the
scholars and to the people of Gray
ling on the subject, "My trip to
Meyico," at the High School room,
at 3. 80 p. IN. All are cordially in
vited to come and hear him. Ad-
mission free.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. Church will give an entertain
ment at the church, this evening,
Herbert L. Cope will give several
recitions in his inimitable manner.
Admission, adults Is cents, children
10 cents. Refreshments will be served
in the church parlors before and after
the entertainment. Refreshments
10 cents.
j. Frederickson, expert carpenter,
is just putting the finishing touches
on a SloO 90 bookcase he has been
making for Rasmus Hanson, of Gray
ling. The material used is quarter
sawed oak, finished of in natural COL
ors 1t is dne piece OF workman
ship and reflects credit on Mr.. Fred
erickson. -Otsego Co. Herald.
Hon. Fl. r. Pattengill, Supt. of
Public Instruction, will lecture on
the subject Westward and Skyward,"
at the NJ e. Church, Thursday eve
ming, April 10th. This lecture has
been given in nearly every city and
village in the state of Michigan. 1t
is a very popular lecture, full of w.t.
humor and sound sense, and cannot
fail to please both young and old.
Don't miss it. Admission % cents.
Mr.. Gilbert Parker will contribute
to the April CENTURY striking dra-
matte story entitled @The Little Bell
of Honor" a tale of Pontiac, which Is
said to present admirable characteri-
cations and a striking plot, the central
figure which is Canadian voyageur
who wears at his knee arlittle bell
which is the mark Of honor conferred
each year upon some voyageur as q
token of his prowess and skill.
Orders have been issued to all army
posts from the adjutlnt-general's Of
fee, headquarters of the army, desig-
mating the form of the new national
flag. 1t is decreed the field or union
Of the flag shall on and after July
4th. 1895. consist of forty-five stars in
six rows, the first, third, and fifth
rows to have eight stars, and second
fourth and sixth rows seven stars
each In blue field