Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-05


Tuesday. She will meet Mr.. Taylor
at Flint, and make brief visit In
that city.
The children were out having q
heap OF fun with their hand sleds
while the snow lasted, Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Hoyt, Of Maple
Forest came down through the snow
Saturday, on shopping tour They
are brave.
EsTRAYED-Four calves, one red
and white, red, and 2 roam. Any
informatiod rewarded by p. Ostrand-
er, Grayling. Mich.
W,n. Smith, prominent Eaton
Rapids capitalist, and well known in
Northern Michigan, was killed by
an accident in the Wolverine saw
mill, last week.
1t is reported that James e. Brock
way has been admitted to partner
ship In the law Office OF Hon. Devere
Hall, of Bay City. 1t is another
proof that true merit wins.
Ladies will find an elegant line Of
shoes and rubbers and something en-
tirely new In leggins and overshoes
at Goudrows. Call and see them
whether you wish to buy or not.
The members of the G. A. r. say
they have not forgotten how, as new
er chicken squawked. Come out to
night aud help eat them. at their
new hall.
Miss Matte Francis returned last
week from Big Rapids, where she has
completed special course in the
Ferris School. She will rest a little
on the farm before resuming teach
ing.
Thor Arnberjorgenson, the man
with the extended name, says the
barn we had him building in Otsego
county is fine residence instead,
and is nearly ready for the mason
work.
A. Croteau was fixing the kicker at
the mill, few days ago, when the
kicker kicked aud came near kicking
of two of his fingers. Then Croteau
kicked on the job and went to a
surgeon.
Mrs. H. S. Brayman, Of Berrien
Springs, who has been visiting her
grand children and great grand chill
dren at G. B. Johnson's, in Maple
for the last five months, started for
home Monday.
Cards are received announcing the
marriage of Miss Bessie Metzler Paul
less aud Albert III. Wetz, Oct. 4th, at
Dayton, Ohio, where they will be AT
Home" at GLIB, Fifth Str, s. w. The
many friends of Miss Bessie will ex-
tend congratulations
The ladies of the Goodfellowship
Circle were very delightfully."- enter
tanned, last Saturday afternoon, by
Mrs. Patterson at her home. The
afternoon was spent in conversation,
and at 6. 80 refreshments were served
in a manner characteristic OF the
ladies OF the circle. The table was
beautifully decorated with pink roses
and carnations.
A hurried ride. this week. through
the large farm Of III. c. Ward, in
Maple Forest, just gave us a glimpse
Of the magnitude Of his enterprise.
240 acres of wheat and 100 of rye
is growing finely, and about 400 acres
of az fine clover as one could wish,
with immense stacks of hay in the
fields after the barns were filed,
proving this crop to have been salts
factory. Eighty men with teams,
divided in gangs, clearing 600 acres
more to be put into spring crops,
granaries full, and grain being ground
to feed his stock, and all running
like clockwork, shows that he at least
has no fear of the future agricultural
development Of this section.
There will be the usual Suit,
Cloak and Fur Sale at the store
Of Sailing, Hanson & Co., Fri
day and Saturday, Oct. eth and
9TH. Also a Ane line Of plaid
and erepon patterns in skirt and
dress lengths. tailor-maae skirts
and silk waists, and very fine
line Of silk underskirts. Mr..
Chapman, who has given the
sales in the past, will conduct
this sale and guarantees salts
faction.
Mrs. M. A. Erwin took possession