Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-03-04

for cents per pound, at Geo. w.
Corners. 1t makes hens lay.
Mr.. Burt. who has charge OF the
water tanks here and at Grayling, Is
reported very low Nth an attack Of
La Grirpe.-Ros News.
l.. Mortenson has a large supply OF
Multiply Onion Sets, which he will
sell cheap, by the quart or peck. Call
soou.
Crawford Hive No. 600. will hold
their first regular review on Friday
evening, March 9Th, at O'Clock. ALI
members are requested 10 be present.
Mrs Albert Lovesy, who will be
remembered among the early resi-
dents of Blaine township, died at
Jonesville, last week, OF brain fever.
Rev. Z. w. Wheeler, OF Cedar
Springs, step-father of Mrs. Wright
Havens, dropped dead last Sunday,
while teaching the Bible class in
Sunday School.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church will meet at Mrs.
Archer McKay's on Friday afternoon,
March 9Th. A good attendance is
desired.
County Clerk Hartwick, of Gray
ling, passed through the village yes
terday on his way home from West
Branch. News. He could not
help it,
II you are looking for bargains be
sure and see the bargain-table at the
store OF S. S. Claggett 1t is filed
with shoes, reduced from SO. 90, $3.50
and 81, 90 to $3.50.
There were two fires in Roscom-
mon, last week, both supposed to be
of incendiary origin. John Lynch was
arrested for setting fire to one of the
buildings.
It is with regret that we announce
this week the departure of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. J. Northway and family for
Shiawassee county for residence
Lewiston Journal.
There will be another special meet
ing at Masonic Hall, next Monday
evening, to make the final arrange
ments for the erection Of new hall
and Opera House. A general attend
ance Is desired.
+. f. Hoesli, Supervisor Of Blaine
township, was in town, Tuesday, re-
porting stock In Prime condition.
From ten of his ewes he got seven
teen fine lambs, and his flock will
soon reach the hundred mark.
]. A. Ellis, d. ID. S., went to Wat
ers, Tuesday, and will return on the
10TH, and remain as long as kept
busy. Any one having poor fitting
teeth may have them made to 1T
properly, or no charge viii! be made.
Messrs John Staley and L. Four
uier left on the early train, Tuesday,
for Washington, To participate In the
inaugural ceremonies. They join the
Alger Club at Detroit, and will there
fore be assured of good fare and good
care.
A meeting Of the directors of the
Nicholson & Hanson Lumber Co. was
held on Wednesday. Il. N. Sailing,
Of Manistee, N. Olson and J. Il. Han
son, OF Grayling, were the outside
members present. -Lewiston Jour-
nal.
| Miss Maude Staley has composed a
song, as we'll us the music, entitled
"The Song of the Flag" which is a
very meritorious composition for Sc
young an author The song and m.u-
sic are inspiring and patriotic, and
we predict that it will be favorably
received and sung by all lovers OF that
class of music.
Miss Kate Mattison, teacher of the
fourth and fifth grades in our school,
and who has been sick at her home
in Mason for several weeks, returned
last week, but has again been oblig-
ed to leave on account OF sickness. -
Williamson Enterprise. The many
friends of Miss Mattison, here, will
regret learning OF her indisposition,
and hope for her speedy recovery.
The half a hundred who were pres
emit enjoyed, and the hundred who
were absent missed the finest musical
treat, at the Presbyterian Church,
last evening, that was ever given
in Grayling. The proficiency OF Miss
Jones and Miss Hadley, so well
known by our citizens, was never ex-
hibited to greater advantage, and
the numbers executed by Mr.. Black
more on the piano, and by Mr.. War.
cner on the violin were superb, and
the vocal part by Mrs. Taylor each
deserve more special mention than