Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-07-06

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mail from Grayling to wellington,
three times a week.
Or. and Mrs. Insley, of Grayling,
were called here, Friday, by the crit
ical condition of Mrs. H. G. Newton.
RIOS. News.
Regular meeting of Marvin Post,
No. 240, Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, next Saturday evening, the Sth,
at the usual hour.
Miss Cassie Bates, deputy post
mistress, at Grayling, wac the guest
of her Gaylord relations over Sunday.
Co. Herald.
Ex-Supcrvisor Failing, Of Beaver
Creek, was in town Monday. He says
the mill is just humming, and the
crops in that locality booming.
A new Sewing Machine, with at
tachments, 10 years warranty, for
only $3.50. For sale by
J. w. SoRENsoN.
N. Nicholson and Axel went from
Mt. Clemens to Duluth, last week,
and Mrs. Hartwick came home, where
she is welcomed by host Of friends.
Mrs. R. S. Babbitt Nleft Monday
morning for visit with Archie. E.
G. Kendrick drove her across to Kal,
kaska, to save about 200 miles by
rail.
Comrade Henry c. Phelps, mem
Der of the Post at West Branch, died
on the 10th, inst, in his 10th year.
One by one they answer to the last
roll call.
For SALE-A heavy one horse, OF
light two horse Harrison Wagon, with
shafts and pole, nearly as good as
new, for sale cheap. David Raymond,
Wellington, p. O., Mich.
Mrs. Levi Clement and children
of Detroit, came up last week, to at
tend the wedding, and spend the
summer, where it is moderately COO
even in warm weather.
Taylor and Hampstead are remod
cling their store, which has beer
practically vacant since it was moved
to their present location, and will
make it modern and desirable.
Claude Tompkins met with Sc
we're fall, while swinging, at TIT
school picnic, last week. in Maple
Forest 1t is hoped his injuries ART
but temporary, though painful.
w. B. Flynn, dentist, of West
Branch, will not make his regula
trip to Crawling, this month, on &C
count of attending Dental Conven
tioh at Port Huron. at that time.
S20,25 buys first class Sewins
Machine with seven drawers, ben
furniture, special finish, 10 year
warranty. Call and examine same
j. w. SoRENsoN.
We were pleased on Monday by
call from Comrade Rev. f. G. Wood
of Gaylord, who was en-route t.
Lewiston. to deliver an Grafton
Tuesday. He is always welcome.
HOUSE FOR SALE.-I will sell m
house and lot on Peninsular Avenue
near Michigan Avenue, on favorable
terms. Inquire of Mrs. L. e. Mea
dows. 6-22
We are glad to see bar added t
the shoulder straps Of Lieut.. Hart
wick, since his last visit. Promotio
of young men in the regular servic
means more than political pull @
favoritism.
We are pleased by the receipt fror
R. Hanson, at FREDERICK, Denmark
of card showing his location duriD
the Danish. Prussian war, in '64, an
the soldiers monument, where rest
the dust of many of his comrades.
Girard A.. Rich, of Bagley, tn
gentleman who was injured durin,
a lodge initiation, week before last
died from lock-jaw, Thursday after
noon, at 2.30 o'clock. His remain
were taken to Hillsdale, for BURIAL
Otsego Co. News.
Despite the rain Rev. Willitt witt
three girls, and boy part of tn
time, carried out the entire pre-
gramme for the celebration In tn
church. The declaration was rea'
and the patriotic songs sung to tn
patter of the rain.
Miss Ella Guild closed a very sue
cesful term of school, in the Sher
a Mapla Lnraof Iaot IT.,