Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-07-29

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Miss LcttIe Barker was the guest
of Miss Gertrude Bliss, of Lewiston,
last week.
Mra Thos. Webb, OF Frederic, was
in town, Tuesday, and reports their
crops growing finely.
1t Is rumored that the family OF
Moses Cole will move to Big Rapids,
some time next month.
G. w. West. Of Center Plains, was
in town last saturdays and ordered a
new Reaper. to replace his old one.
Fred G.. Rose spent a couple of
days last week, visiting friends In
Grove township.
Tuchint Laderoot Is painting the
new school house.-Lewiston Jour-
nal. What a name! 1t is enough to
"hoodoo" the building.
Henry Funck, of South Branch, is
a member once more, of Marvin Post
Grand Army OF the Republic.
j. Staley and the family Of J. M.
Jones, went down the river, Satur-
day, after more trout.
A Sunday School has been organ
lied In South Branch township, at
the Steckert school house.
Two OF the children of Levi Gle
ment accompanied Miss Trueman on
her trip to Huron county, for a visit.
Now IL the time to paint your
house with shegwin Williams
Paint. the best On earth, and for
sale by s. q. & Co.
Geo. +. Owen, p. M. at Judge,
was In town, Monday, and is per-
fectly satisfied with the premise of
his farm.
The farmers are all busy with their
harvest, and reports indicate an
abundant yield. Corn was never
more promising In the county.
| Another family has moved from
Bay City to Grayling. They reside in
the Harder property, and their name
is Mutton.
Supervisor Hanna, of Beaver Creek
township, was in town Tuesday, and
says crops of corn, potatoes, etc,
never looked better.
Henry T. Shafer, of Center Plains,
was ia town, Tuesday. He reports
the corn crop about ten days behind
previous years In maturity.
The superintendent Of the poor OF
Montmorency county advertise that
they will not further support the
family of Mr.. Bolt Poor Ben!
| c. w. West, Of Center Plains tp.,
(Pere Cheney p. o. has two cows for
sale; both giving milk, but will be
fresh in October.
The circus came Saturday, was
fairly well attended, and on Monday
morning they "folded their tents and
silently stole away"
We have two Mems and one
Boys Wheel left, which we will
sell at a bargain. Call and SCI
them, If interested. S. 4. & Co
, George Langevin went to Bay City
, Sunday morning, to see his wife who
is sick, at the home of her mother IL
that city.
ii Use Boydell's Prepared Paints Il
brighten your home. Every gallon
sold on a guarantee. For sale a
Fournier's Drug Store.
Comrade A. G. Cameron, of Yves
Branch. has been granted an iDcreas,
of pension and arrears to the amour
of 81, $50. He deserves it.
{ The Michigan Central will on Aug
q ust 5th, run very low rate excur
sion to Niagara Falls and return
good for five days, including dates o
> sale.
A Bramah hen laid an egg, las
week for s. Lavancher, that meas
ured 81 by u inches in circumference
and weighed over a quarter of |
pound.
A splendid single Buggy Har
!. ness for 5000, and q doubl,
heavy Farm Harness. complet'
with collars, for $500, ct 8
J. q. b Co.'S.
A lady in the north part OF tn
village. put twenty dollars In an en-
velope last week, and slipped 1
between the papers on her pantr
shelves. A day or two after sh