Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-08-24

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j. q. Failing. OF Beaver Creek, was
down from the mill, yesterday. They
are rushing out lot Of Eastwood
heading.
George Mccullough, Of Chicago. a
Grayling boy, is visiting his parents
and other friends, arriving last Sat
urday. g,V %
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist Church realized $500
from their lawn social, Wednesday Of
last week. M
| Mrs. q. o. Mccullough has the
pleasure of entertaining q brother
this week, who resides In the Upper
Peninsula.
LosT--The castiron cap to a lifting
Jack, belonging to S. Hempsted. The
finder will confer favor by letting
1t be known.
The farmers report that the frost
on Monday night did considerable
damage to corn, buckwheat and late
potatoes. Milo Mail.
Two fires set by passing engines,
last week. should cause the r. r.. Co.
to look at their spark arresters.
Something is wrong.
Mr.. Stewart, of New York City,
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Langevin, left for her
home, Tuesday afternoon.
Frost dropped in spots through the
county and killed corn and buck
wheat, and all crops are beginning to
feel the effects of drought.
Conductor CummiDs has moved
from Mrs. Hadley's house to West
Bay City. There are others to whom
we had rather said goodbye.
A. G. Murry threshed M. Hager's
oats, this week. They averaged 80
bushels per acre, the largest yield
ever known in this Countrywide
Mail.
j. w. Sorenson Is agent for the sale
of the best Sewing Machines in the
market. Machines guaranteed. Call
aud examine machines, and get
prices.
M. S. Dilley, of Frederic, was in
town Saturday, and reports two
stacks of hay mysteriously burned,
Tuesday, in his meadow Incen-
diary.
Mrs. O. Palmer has a tree Hydrau-
lgia as fine as can be found in the
Union. 1t is about six feet in hight,
and more In diameter, and mass Of
bloom.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian Church will hold their
lannnal meeting In the church par
lors for the election OF officers, Sep
TENDER Sth.
| Orders for parts Of all kinds, and
for all kinds of Sewing Machines will
have special attention at j. w. Sor-
enson's. He also keeps a good assort-
ment Of Machine Needles.
4 w. Patterson, of Frederick, was a
\ pleasant caller at our sanctum vest
erday, accompanied by his cousin,
Mr.. Perrine, OF Jackson. He reports
very satisfactory crops and heap of
fun fishing.
DIED-Friday Aug. 18th, Clarissa
NJ, wife Of J. A. Lewis. aged fifty
one years. The funeral services were
held at the Presbyterian church, on
Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
w. ii. Mawhorter.
Mrs. Morris, of South Dakota,
sister Of G. w. Conner and Mrs. M.
Taylor, who has been visiting here
for some time, started for her home,
yesterday. Mrs. Taylor accompanied
her to Detroit
w. z. Johnson has unique plan
OF cow stalls in his barn. We eau
not give the proper description but
he claims them to be comfortable for
the animals, and that they are kept
absolutely clean. Ask him about
them.
Word was received from N. Mich
elson and party, last week, to the
effect that they are having a fine
time ia Switzerland, and that there
has been steady improvement In the
state of his health, which is good
news to his friends here.
i 1t won't last long. We mean our
offer to have the michigan Farmer"
sent on trial every week until Dec.
LIST, for only Is cents. Every farmer
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