Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-02

uOu. A. ~. ouimOt0s nRo0uoUOl
from Lenawee County. was In tewr
the nrst Of the week, looking aftel
his property.
The Lewiston Ball Club defeated
the Crawling Club, last Friday, b.
two runs. The score standing to 7,
The game was hot one, too hot fol
our boys.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lu
theran Scandinavian Church will
give an Ice Cream Social att w. So
rensons' Ice Cream Parlors, on Fri
day Evening, July 18th. All are In
vited.
Auditor General Turner gave the
printing of the tax lists IN Montmo
rency county to the Republican, OF
Hillman. 1t is not much over year
old and has been suspended several
times for want of support.
The w. r. G. want the loan of pic.
lures of the old soldiers, and thei,
wives, taken during the war, and
of others, for the evening of their
social. They will be taken good
care of.
The Ogemaw Republican, another
infant publication, which only ap-
pears enthusiastically, has beer des.
ignated as the paper in which the
tax lists of Ogemaw county will ar.
year.
DR.. Insley went to w. Branch, Tues
day, to assist Drs. Flynn and Glenn in
amputating the limb OF young man
at the thigh, who was injured in one
OF Dempsey's camps about two weeks
ago.
Miss Grace Louise Williams, a
cousin of DR.. w. NJ. Woodworth, of
this place, was married yesterday, at
her home ia Sodus, N. ", to Eli r..
Sutton. Assistant Corporation Coun-
Gil, of Detroit.
Otis Hanna came near getting in
trouble one day last week. In walk
ing along woods path he stepped SO
nearly into bear trap as 70 spring
it, but fortunately his foot was not
caught. He has the trap.
The Auditor General seems to have
a fondness for infant publications.
Last year he gave the tax list to an
expected sheet whose sex was IN
known, and which still requires the
aid of its putative parent at Lansing.
Perry Phelps, of Grayling, we'll
known to most Of our people, has just
been granted pension of $1,000 a
month. with arrearages from June
'95. This is another Pension OBJ
tanned through the efforts of Congress-
man Crump.
The Grayling Ball Club defeated
the Roscommon Club by score of 3
to 0, at Crawling last Saturday. Either
the Grayling Club has greatly i'm
proved in playing, or Roscommon has
merely an. imitation of u club
Lewiston Journal
Grayling seems dark and gloomy,
so much Of its brightness is gone.
Misses Bradshaw, Stark, Clark, Nc
Dougall. Starr and Howell left for
their respective homes last Friday.
Master Fred Alexander went to Caro-
with Miss Howell.
MARRIED-At the residence Of
the BRIDES mother, Monday, June
Goth, Miss Lille Larson and Ernie
Sparks. Rev. r. L. Cope officiating.
All of GIayling. The happy pair
have gone to Illinois for brief we'd
ding trip, after which they will be
AT Home" in this village.
A change from the regular Sunday
evening service, at the M. f. Church,
gave our people an interesting ac-
count Of Rev. r. L. Cope's trip to
the National Z. l.. Convention, at
Chattanooga, last year, as well as his
visits to the many historical battle
fields in that section.
Who says hard times in Grayling.
Banker John Staley has placed a
Chickering Grand Piano in his house:
price $1,000, 90; and Geo. L. Alexander
and L. S. Benson have each placed
100000 Chickering's In their respect
i've homes. These sales were made
recently by Fl. A. Sage, travelling
Representative of the Whitney Marvin
Piano Co., of Detroit.