Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-01-20

road the cutter upset throwing both
out and fracturiug his left arm.
All subscribers to the AVALANCHE
can secure the michigan Farmer" for
one year, on the payment Of IS cents
In addition to the subscription price
Of the AVALANCHE.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
II. Church will meet at the residence
Of Mrs. Taylor, tomorrow friday
afternoon. Lunch will be served In
the evening.
Claggetts' new line Of Canned
Goods consists of Evergreen, Ruby,
Lily OF the Valley Sugar Corn, Ruby
Succotash, Eureka and Favorite Peas,
Tip Top, Roast Beef and Ruby Toma-
toes. Try 'em.
H. w. Mansir, the optician and
rcfractienist, will be here on Mon
day the oath inst. to remain one
week. Any one needing his service
should leave word with Andrew
Peterson.
Albert Kraus has no cheap
store Tin Ware, but sells good
Tin Ware cheap. Call and be
convinced.
III. G. Bauman and wife came down
from Lewiston, Saturday, for short
visit at the old home They will
move here as soon as the Staley
house can be reftted for their resi-
dence.
Marius Hanson viii soon shake the
dust Of Grayling from his feet and 10
cate in Toledo, for business. He will
be greatly missed by our young peo-
pie, and all will regret his going, but
wish him unlimited success.
Fl. A. Bauman will make Grayling
his future home and field of work,
after the first Of next month. Lewis
ton will thus lose one of her first
citizens. 1t is not yet decided who
will take his place in the M. & H.
L. Co.-Lewiston Journal.
j. Dittmer has discontinued the
restaurant business here aud removed
to Grayling, where he will continue
In the same line. His business re-
lations here have been very honor
able, and he leaves many friends in
this place. -Standish Ind.
w. o. Braden got severe tumble
on the icy pavement at Fournier's
corner, last Saturday, receiving a bad
sprain of his ANGLE, so that he will
resort to clutches, when the pain
subsidies so he will want to move.
His avcrdupois is too great for ath-
letics.
Chas. c. Blackman, a former resi-
dent of Beaver Creek, aud at that
time minor, under the guardian
ship OF T. Hastings, was in town
this week, looking after the collcc-
tion of certain money, claimed to he
due from Mr.. Hastings, from his
bondsmen.
Gold Medal Flour is the best
in the market. Buy a barrel Of
S. r. B Co., or call for q sample
package.
Last week Tuesday evening. the
Grayling Social Club gave farewell
party in honor of Jas. w. Hartwick.
Cards, dancing and social amusement,
followed ty an elegant supper filled
the hours. Miss Dunlap won the la
dies prize and J. Donovan the gen.
tlemans.'
Comrade A. L. Pond was the last
Il
victim of the G.. A. r.. aud w. r. q.
for a surpsise. Last Saturday was
the anniversary OF his birth, and In
the evening his house was filed with
friends, who had most enjoyable
time. Refreshments were served,
and the comrade was presented with
a G. A. r pin in remembrance of bis
57th birthday.
II every man In the community
will pay his little debts, 1t will do
more to restore confidence and bring
prosperity than all the hard money
or free silver speeches that will be
made In a year. Large debts can be
put IN commercial paper that can be
used as security Ia business and In.
jure no one, but lot OF small items
that aggregate a large sum are ruin.
Gus to any small dealer. Pay your
small debts.
The AVALANCHE is pleased to hear
that our townsmau and comrade, HI.
Mansir, is gaining an enviable repu-
tation asan optician and refractionist
where ever he he goes We call your
attention to his notice In this issue,
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