Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-03-17


eft OF their carpet fund.
Five families arrived In the vii.
lage during the past week, who will
locate on lands In this county.-Ros-
common News.
Arbor day is April Goth, and every
person should plant a three ut that
day. Lombard Poplars suits our soil
and climate, and they are fast grow
erS
Topic for Christian Endeavor, next
Sunday evening, March Goth: "The
Evils OF all: Intemperance." Prov.
%: 20, 81, 1885. Miss Russell,
Leader.
Geo. w. Morgan lost $500 last
Thursday, between Delaire's barn
and Bates & Co.'S. store, a 500, 90 and
300 bill. The finder will leave it
at this Office and receive reward.
The Ladies' of the village will be
pleased to know, that Mrs. Hill has
engaged additional help in her dress
making business. Miss Van Giesen,
of Caro-, Is her assistant.
DR.. N. Traver, of Detroit, arrived
in town Tuesday morning. He will!
be shaking hands with old friends
and looking after his interests here
until after the tenth.-Lewiston
Journal.
Look at our advertising COL
umu in this paper. Sailing,
Hanson B Co.
Rev. David Howell, Of Lansing,
was in town Monday and Tuesday,
in the interest Of the Presbyterian
Church. He Is ever a welcome Wis
itor to our citizens, regardless of
creed.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
K. Church will meet at the residence
of Mrs J. G. Hanson. to morrow
friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Lunch will be served. All are in
vited.
Mrs. Hill has engaged Miss Ida
Van Giesen, a first class cutter and
litter, who will help her In dress
making. aud she will be pleased to
have the ladies call and examine
their work.
Look at our advertising COL
umn in this paper. Sailing,
Hanson B Co.
Mrs. Frank Gregg, OF Worth, an old
citizen of Beaver Creek township,
was in town, Monday. She has been
the guest of Mrs. w. Stewart. OF
that town, for the past two weeks,
and is now visiting with friends in
the village.
Stewart Sicklcr, OF Cheney, will
start tomorrow for his new home in
Washington, ID. Q. He expects to be
there at least year, but will retain
all his interests In this county. We
regret his going.
John F. Anderson, an old res.
ident OF Grayliny, who moved about
two years ago to Brooklyn. N. Y, has
returned, and is stopping wi h his
father-in-law, Supervisor H0esli. OF
Blaine township. They all come
back.
Look at our advertising COL
umn in this paper. Sailing,
l Hanson & Co.
/ Comrade Henry Mansi- returned
on Friday last, and went to Lewiston,
( to-day. He will be here the first
week IN April, and all those who
want to be fitted with glasses, car
leave their orders with Andrew
Peterson.
r. d. Connine is getting the tim
Der on the corner lot, near their store
on which to erect a small building Il
be used for the post-office. From
what we have learned 1t will not be
OF a size that the location and town
should demand, but it will make q
good location for the Office.
i Look at our advertising col.
umn in this paper. Sailing,
Hanson B Co.
| One fare for the round trip to the
Epworth League Convention at Jack.
son, by the Michigan Central, from
all its stations March 31st. and April
Ist., good for return until April 4th,
Full information at Michigan Cen
tral ticket Offices.
i ]. M. Yater, of Denton, was in the
village this week and Informed u:
that he had captured twelve Ign,
this winter, and that one that he