Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

Supervisor Hanna. OF Beaver Creek
township, was In town last Saturday.
He reports heavy rain with hail on
Friday.
The family of Sheriff Chalker went
to Maple Forest township the begin
ming of the week, to pick and can
raspberries.
T. Hanson, of Crawling, who has
just returned from trip to Colorado,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Bauman.-
Lewiston Journal.
John Hanson, from the Hanson
farm, west OF Vienna, is transacting
business In town to-day. Lewiston
Journal.
Willis Silsby, of Traverse City, is
en- joying two weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Silsby,
of Center Plains. -RoscommOn News.
Prosecuting Attoi ney Patterson, of
Grayling, was in the village Tuesday
and made the NEWS pleasant call.
|-Roscommon News.
Cheboygau county farmers are ex-
perimenting with flax raising this
season, having in about Is acres.
The crop is very promising.
The school board have now engag-
ed the full complement of teachers,
the last being assistant to Principal,
Miss Helen Northrop of Penn.
Mrs. Thor. Ambjornson and chill
dren spent several days in Lewiston,
last week, visiting her sister-in-law
and friends.
Miss Mary Staley returned from
Caro-, last week, and on Tuesday
went to Bay View for the balance Of
the season.
Master Mark Evans, who has been
on visit with relatives at Savan-
nah, N. Y, is expected home next
week.
We have two Mems and one
Boys Wheel left, which we will
sell at a bargain. Call and see
them, if interested. S. Il. & Co.
Mrs. Arthur Evans, who was call
ed here on account of the illness OF
her father, Mr.. A. j. Rose, left for
her home at Savannah, N. Y, to-
day.
p. Aebli, superintendent of the
poor, was in Frederic, last Friday,
looking after the INDECENT who are
under the care Of the County Physi-
clan.
| Tim Webster, Of Frederic town.
ship, sent down sample OF rye five
and a half feet high, and says he has
eight acres just as good. Heads are
long and well filed.
Claggetts' Sock Factory Is running
night and day. and his line of hosiery
rs beyond competition. See those
famous Leather Stocki ngs before
you buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mantz with
Freddie, Arthur and the baby leave
to-day on a three weeks visit at their
old home in Milwaukee. Lewiston
Journal.
;, A splendid single Buggy Har.
ness for $500, and a double
heavy Farm Harness, complete
with collars, for $500, at s.
n. & Co.'S.
Preparations are being made for q
big fair at Standish, this fall, and q
school exhibit taking in all the
schools of the county is being agi
tated.
A large amount of agricultural ma
chinery has been sold throughout the
county this season, which shows that
business is improving with our farm
: ers. Milo Mail.
Geo. w. Tyler who is scaling for s.
II. & Co., in one Of their numbering
, camps, in Montmorency county, was
} In town Tuesday. and made us {
pleasant call.
The Woman's Home Missionar,
Society of the M. 4. Church, will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. M. A
Bates, tomorrow friday afternoon
A ten cent lunch will be served. AL
are invited.
u II you will call at Claggetts' he will
give you an introduction to "Lil.
White" She is the fairest anon,
) the fair. You can adopt her, IL yol
wish, as the -four of your family