Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-14

Tuesday evening, from Geness'
County. y
We are glad to see Frank Shafer
OF Center Plains back to tho bes
county Ia the state.
We are the leaders in first clas
goods and low prices. Joseph
Cheap Cash Store.
J. A. Brakey brought in load Of
% lambe. Tuesday, which were sold
to the new market. They were q
prime lot.
Use Boydells Prepared Paints e
brighten your home. Every gallon
sold on a guarantee. For sale at
Fournier's Drug Store.
Wilson Hickey, Of Ball, has bought
a thoroughbred Hambletonian, which
will give our citizens an opportunity
to improve their breed of horses.
The full Board of Supervisors were
present, Monday, at the opening Of
the session, and went directly to
business, remaining at work until 6
O'Clock.
MARRIED-At the residence of r.
McElroy, the officiating Justice,
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, Miss Minnie
Moon and Otis Hanna, both of
Beaver Creek.
The first Of the month Mrs. Chas.
Butler was called to Almont by the
serious illness of her mother. who
died on the 9Th. Mrs. Butler has
not yet returned.
Charles Barber, of Frederic, was
Town, Monday, being a member OF
,he Soldiers Relief Commission. He
s improving in health, so he propos-
IS to engage in Agriculture next
rear.
Il. Webster, of Frederic is the next
)otato man. He brought in EN-
lire State and Hebrons, both of which |
ire too large to suit US, but alright |
or the market, and to benefit the |
,rower.
Charles Amidon gave w. Batter
on two red potatoes last spring,
ariety not known, which he planted
nd from which he dug five pecks of
'erfect tubers. He also reports
ield Of 26 bushels from one bushel
{ Potentates.
Andrew Parker, of Beaver Creek,
rought in sample of King Phillip
orn, perfectly ripe, that went over
0 bushels of ears to the acre, and
is Hebron and Empire State pota-
Oes are as good as the best, and will
o 200 bushels, or more, TO the acre.
70 starving at their home.
The Y. p. 5. G. e. of the Presby-
erian Church, will give an expert
nee and box social, Friday evening,
october 22d, at the church parlors.
ii are cordially invited to attend
nd have good time. Ladies, bring
our boxes, with just enough good
1ings for two
Supervisor A. Emory, of Center
lains, has sold all his stock with (
Is farm, and bought another farm
it'll stock and tools in Gratiot Co.,
lst Of st. Louis. When he gets
thoroughly sick OF the mud down .
lere he will come back home to
ay. We regret his going, and will
elcome his return.
The leading article in Demorest's C
agazine for November tells the .
DRY of "A Winter in an Oasis" An t
merican woman tells the tale in
ost spirited fashion; depicting the S
aracter, the costumes and peculi. a
tiles Of the Arabs with a marvel s.
sly realistic touch. The illustra- Fl
ons, from photographs taken on the n
sert, are Of extraordinary interest. h
The Commercial House will no p
niger be an eyesore to our citizens. %
is now occupied by Henry NJ.
'een, by whom it has been rejuv- .
ated from top to bottom. He is y
ady to accommodate boarders as we'll D
transient guests, and proposes to Al
AXE it especially pleasant to his u
rmer friends, who want a clean
let place to stay, when 10 the
llage, at reasonable prices. There
II be no saloon connection, and 25 i
nts meal pays the bill. Call at .
e Commercial, and see how it is :,
urself. "
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