Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-25

c., Saturday afternoon. the 27th. at
the usual honr.
Green ground bones can be bought
for 8 cents per pound, at Geo. w.
Corners. 1t makes hens lay.
Regularmeetlng OF Crawford Tent,
No. 1872 X. o. T. M, Saturday eve-
ming, February 9th.
There will be special meeting of
all the Mason's In Grayling, on Mon
day evening, March lst.. at clock.
A general attendance Is desired.
Regular meeting of Marvin Post,
No. 24O, Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, next Saturday evening, the 27th.,
at the usual hour.
l.. Mortenson has large supply of
Multiply Onion Setts. which he will
sell cheap, by the quart or peck. Call
soon.
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 50. 90, %. 80
and 50, 90 to $3.50.
There is to be new Millinery Store
opened about the 18th Of March, In
the building now occupied by ]. M.
Jones. Watch for the opening, aud
for further notices.
Conrad Howse, of Maple Forest,
was in town, last Thursday, after a
load of building material, to rebuild
the house on his homestead Ia town
2S-l, which was burned some time
ago.
Joseph Hiscock, of South Branch,
was thrown from horse, last Sat
urday, and received fracture of the
skull, causing his death Monday
morning. He was one of the pi-
oneers Of the county, and good cit
lien.
James WOODBURY. went to Port
Huron, Monday; as representative To
the GRID Camp of Foresters, from the
Grayling Camp Mrs. WOODBURY. &C
companied him as far as Bay City,
on her way to Lansing, for short
visit with friends In that City.
Mrs. Harriet A. Tenney, of Ian.
sing will be candidate for Depart
ment President of the Woman's Re.
lief Corps. She was State Librarian
for many years, is a very brilliant
woman. and ia well qualified for the
position to which she aspires.
An entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the Lutheran Church
at w. X. G. hall, TO morrow evening,
the 26th. Coffee aud Cake will be
served after the entertainment Ad.
mission, adults 25 cents; children 10
cents.
Mrs. Taylor, who assists Mr.. Black.
more at his concert, was pupil OF
Harold Jarvis, of Detroit. Mr.. War.
ner, the violinist, was formerly first
violin in Mcvicker's theater orches.
ira, Chicago, and is highly recon-.
mended.
A jolly party of the w. r. c. and
G. A. r., dropped into II. Trumley E
residence without ceremony, Tues
day evening, to assist in celebrating
Mrs Trumley's birthday, which was
done in very satisfactory manner.
A fine Recognition Corps Pin was
presented in honor of the occasion
Miss Carrie Crouch, former resi-
dent OF Grayling, was married on
the l4th inst. at Pomona, Califor-
MIA, to Mr.. Edwin Martin, OF that
city. They will be at home on Tues.
day afternoons. after March 18th.
The AVALANCHE extends congratu.
lations.
, A grand concert will be given Ia
the Presbyterian church under the
direction of Mr.. John Blackmore, On
Wednesday evening March Sd. He
will be assisted by Mr.. Arthur War
ner, violinist, and Mrs. c. Taylor, so
prano. Admission, adults 25 cents
children Is cents. For program, see
small bills.
In driving over the hills, not Il
the Poor house, last Wednesday eve
ming. the writer and his party over.
took Sheriff Chalker flounderine
through the snow. He was invited
to seat In the sleigh, and on inquiry
as to what he was doing 80 far from
home, said he was looking for buckle
berries.
, The Experience Social of the L. o.
T. M. brought out some funny ways
of obtaining funds. Two OF the