Crawford avalanche., 1896-05-21

COmraQe Is. - OlhOtu, VI nOSCom~
mon, came up on Tuesday, TO see .
fne new Hamhletonian colt that he
is pasturing near here.
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.
Sailing. Hanson h Co., of Grayling,
have purchased the large tract OF
pine. south of Twin Lakes, from Pack,
Woods s. Co. 1t is estimated TO cut
is, 900, 900 feet. et.--Lewiston Journal.
Miss Louisa Rose celebrated her
twentieth birthday, yesterday, and in
the evening her friends surprised her
by calling, and spending the evening
in a very pleasant manner.
A Beautiful Clock, a good time
keeper, given away at S. Il. &
Co.'S store. Secure one, it costs
you nothing.
Mr.. Chas. Butler left on yesterday
morning, for Harper Hospital, De-
troit, for treatment for an injury he
received over year ago. Mrs. Butler
accompanied him.
Memorial services at M. e. church,
Sunday Evening, next, at 1880. Rev.
Cope will deliver the sermon. All
old soldiers and their families; men,
bers of the w. r. e.. and others are
cordially invited to attend.
A car load Of Gold Medal Pat
ent Flour just received at s. Il.
B Co.'S warehouse. You should
try a sack, it is che very best.
A Bay City telegram says the Mich.
Central Rail Road has started its rail
saving machine in West Bay City.
All the rails on the Mackinaw division
are to be taken up, and cut of and
re-laid.
Hon. d. Ward, of Detroit, accom-
panied by his grandson Fred Ward,
of Pontiac, was transacting business
in town Monday. in connection with
his vast landed estates in this vicin
ity.-Otsego Co. Herald.
The members of Marvin Fost will
meet in the Post room, next Sunday
evening, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose
of attending services at the M. E.
Church. All old veterans are invited
to participate with them.
Mrs. L. Kregelo, of Los Angeles,
California, and Mrs. A. B. Keesling,
of Logansport Indiana, left for their
homes on the noon train, Monday,
having had a very pleasant visit, al
though the breeze on Sunday was in
clined to be violent
| DIED-At Milo, May 9th, 1895, OF
Peritonitis, Henry Deyarmond, aged
So years. He was one of the oldest
residents of the village, being Reg.
lister of Deeds when the county seat
was located here. and the place where
the village now stands, was wilder
ness. Milo Mail.
The Reception given by Mrs. J. c
Hanson, last Thursday afternoon, il
honor of her sisters, Mrs b. +. Kees
ling, of Logansport, Ind, and Mrs
> l.. j. Kregelo, of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, was a very pleasant gather
ing of the society people of Grayling
: Mrs. Hanson was assisted in receiving
, by Mrs. Lucien Fournier and Mrs
DR.. w. M. Woodwork, and Mrs. +
C. Davis and Miss Vena Jones hat
charge of the dining room where ic
3 cream, cake and sherbet were served
s On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Luci
e en- Fournier and Mrs. w. w. Wood
worth gave an Afternoon" at tn
pleasant home of Mrs. Fournier, Il
honor of Mrs. Hanson's guests. The
' were assisted by Mrs. r. Hanson
Miss Bessie Nicholson and Miss Maj
:. gle McDougall. Among the ladies ir
IS vited and who generally attended bot
reception" and Afternoon" wer
= Mesdames r. Hanson, @. Jerome
y L. Fournier, G. l.. Alexander, J. X
Hanson, A. w. Garfield, o. Parsons
q @. Trombley, w. M. Woodwork, /
T. Wright, j. Staley, S. Hampstead
L. S. Benson, F. Wolfe, r. L. Cope
|. J. Nj. Jones, N. p. Sailing, G. Smith
% M. Cole, l.. III. Chamberlain, J. Pa,
, terson, G. Eickhoif, S. G. Taylor. .
E. Mcknight. J. Langevin, M. A
n Bates, Ida Evans, +. @. Davis, "
s, f. Benkelman, o. Palmer, G. v
N Wight, w. o. Braden, G. o. McCu
Tough, G. Conner, M. Taylor, G. j
N Butler, A. Taylor, w. S. Chalker, l
- M. Kneeland, A. j. Roses. C.Knigh
~ II. Trumley and Misses Josie Jone
n L. Bradshaw, Vena Jones. Francs