Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-01-28

furious. The number of candidates
is unknown.
The X. O. II. M. and L. o. T. NJ.
are under obligation to Miss Josie
Jones for music for their installation
ceremonies, last Saturday evening.
A. Burbonnais, well known in this
section, left last week for Texas City,
Texas, where he contemplates max.
ing his future home. He Is interest
ed In land company there.
Don't buy your Flour. Sugar
or Groceries until you get our
prices. We can save you money.
Sailing, Hanson B Co.
Mrs. L. J. Lane desires place as
cook, or for general Homework, where
she can have her little girl, twelve
years old, with her, to attend school.
Leave word at this office
( Mrs. j. ]. Coventry went home the
first of the week. She is walking
about the house without the aid of
clutches, and hopes to be able to
dance before Spring.
John Cook, an old man, came to
town, Saturday with his feet badly
frozen. DIR. Woodwork attended to
the frozen members, and Cook left
for Tuscola county, Tuesday.
Rev. Woodlands. presiding elder,
preached both morning and evening,
at the M. e. Church, last Sunday.
aud returned to Bay City on the
morning train.
Leave your order at the store
Of S., II. B Co., for one dollars
worth Of Sugar and see how
many pounds you will receive.
We beat them all en- prices.
Mrs. Isabel Forbush. of Gaylord,
past President OF the w. r. c. of that
town, who was called to Buffalo, N.
Y. 10y the death of her sister, on the
Stu inst, returned last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cassimer, who have
been in Chattanooga, Tennessee, this
winter, are now enjoying the warmer
climate of Florida. The AVALANCHE
follows them in their visits.
The village marshal of Standish
has resigned because he concluded
the money paid him as salary was
needless expenditure. Noble patriot.
-Cheb. Tribune.
If you are looking for bargains be
sure aud see the bargain-table at the
store of S. S. Claggett. 1t is filed
with shoes, reduced from SO. 90, So. so
and So, 90 to $3.50.
Eq-Register John Hanna was in
town Tuesday. He will make the
stumps and dirt ay on his farm this
season. He reports his sheep In
prime condition.
Buy a barrel Of Gold Medal
Flour. Tho best Spriug Wheat
Flour made. The quality and
price will surprise yon. For
sale by s., n. & Co.
Mrs. ]. J. Coventry was the well
come guest of Mrs. r.. p. Forbes last
week. 1t is her first outing since
the accident received Nov. Sd, and is
enjoyed by her, though her recovery
seems slow.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the M.
f. Church will meet for work at the
residence of Mrs. w. s, Chalker &C.
H. on to- morrow friday afternoon,
for work. A ten cent lunch will be
served at five o'clock, to which all
are invited.
The interest in agriculture In this
section is rapidly growing. Farmers
are now discussing the best methods
of cultivation and best varieties of
seed. The will find 1t much more
profitable than talking on the silver
question.
Hon. II. o. Crump had narrow
escape from a terrible death, Satur-
day evening. He had stepped from
train at Flint, to send telegram,
when he slipped and fell, and just
missed decapitation by the wheels.
He escaped with slight injury; and
came home on later train.
Mr.. Tierny, of Roscommon, and
Geo. Hartman, of Ball, are buying
Cedar on the Au Sable, which will
give employment to settlers along the
river, and some cash. Prices are low,
but better than doing nothing, and
the firm will pay all the market will
warrant.