Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-11

Mrs. J. =. Mcknight is suffering
from q severe attack Of LaGrippe.
Dentist Ellis will be In Crawling,
on Wednesday the 17th., and remain
two weeks Once, Mrs. Knights
ParlorA
l.. Mortenson has large supply Of
Multiply Onion Sets, which he will
sell cheap, by the quart or peck. Call
soon.
@. p. Robinson has moved into the
Poor House as custodian, and to pre-
vent the stealing of the buildings
and fences.
Len ]. Patterson, of the Tawas
Herald, is soliciting the painting of
buggies etc., in connection with his
other business.
Comrade Babcock, of West Branch,
was In town last Saturday. on his
way homo from Gaylord, and made
us a pleasant call. Come again.
Marius Hanson is at the Alma San
itarium for treatment for some indis-
position brought on by too close ap-
plication to business during the past
ten years.
II you are looking for bargains be
sure and see the bargain-table at the
store of S. s. Claggett 1t is filled
with shoes, reduced from SO. 90, $3.50
and $500 to $3.50.
Owing to sickness and other una
voidable circumstances, the supple
ment containing the proceedings of
the Board of Supervisors will not ap.
pear until next week.
Leave your order at the store
Of s., q. & Co., for one dollars
worth Of Sugar and see how
many pounds you will receive.
We beat them all on prices.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. Church, will give their annual
New England Supper, at w. r, q.
hall, on Friday Evening, the 18th. to
which all are cordially invited. Sup.
per rs cents.
L. G. Adams, of Lapeer county,
has leased the Curtis farm in South
Branch. He has already moved his
family, and will take possession at
once. Mr.. Adams was a resident
here Is years ago.-Ros. News.
Hugh L, Conary in his entertain.
ment, Around the Stove" at the
M. Z. Church, week before last, was
certainly fine. He is the most fin-
ished and entertaining elocutionist
that ever visited Grayling, without
any exception.
George Davidson, a former well
known resident Of South Branch
township, died at his residence In
in Beaver township, Bay County, last
week. Deceased was the father OF
Mrs, George Hall, Of South Branch
Rorcompon Nawa
We have no ordinance against the
wearing of high hats by the ladies
but last Thursday evening, at the
Entertainment, they all removed theiI
hats by request of the manager, ex
cept a very few, but some of them
were stunning when their hight was
considered.
Buy q barrel Of Gold Media.
Flour. Tho best spgiug whea'
Flour made. The quality ant
price will surprise yon. 70,
sale by S.. u. & Co.
No Chinaman is allowed to tax,
part in a New Year celebration un
til he had paid all his debts. A mod
fled form of that law in this coun
try that would prevent man from
celebrating on any holiday until h
had paid his newspaper subscription
would be good thing for publisher
Of country newspapers.
The entertainment at the M. Z
Church, last Tuesday evening, by tn
Detroit Ladies' Trio," was certainl
an enjoyable one, and was an i'm
provemeut over the one given b
them when they were here before
The attendance was large, and tn
Epworth League added considerabl
to their treasury.
Mrs Thomas Wakeley started t
return home from West Virginia
where she had been visiting he
daughter. Mrs F. G. Rose, on receip
of the news of the sad accident, las
week, and was taken with hear
failure, and had to return. Mr.. Wake
ley left on Saturday morning t
: accompany her home.
:. Pete Hanson came in from Hougf
ton Lake, last Saturday and paid