Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-06-29

Denmark, and will be home the last
OF July.
AS we 60 to press we learn that the
condition OF Mr.. Rich, at Bagley, is
considered critical, on account Of
tetanus.
Geo. Eggleston, of Cheney, poisoned
a hand and foot in the swamp, at
Portage Lake, and has had serious
time, but is getting better.
A new Sewing Machine, with at
tachments, 10 years warranty, for
only 1880. For sale by
j. w. SoRENsoN.
T. A. Carney wandered almost aim
lessly about our streets, last week.
His wife was in Bay City, but re-
turned Monday, and Richard is him
self again."
MARRIED-On yesterday evening,
the 28th, at the residence OF Mrs.
Rusnell. by Rev. Guichard, Miss Kate
Trueman and Mr.. John Nolan. All
of Grayling.
s2O,25 buys first class Sewing
Machine with seven drawers, bent
special finish, 10 years
warranty. Call and examine same.
j. w. SoRENsON.
DIED-On Sunday, June 25th, Mrs.
Hanna, wife of John Hanna,
Of Beaver Creek, in her 47th year.
She leaves a husband, two sons and
a granddaughter to mourn her loss.
HOUSE FOR SALE.-I will sell my
house and lot on Peninsular Avenue,
near Michigan Avenue, on favorable
terms. Inquire of Mrs. L. e. Mea-
dows. 6-22
Fred Alexander is home from Ann
Arbor, for the vacation. II his mind
has developed as we'll as his physique
he ought to be satisfied. We are
glad to see him in town.
There will be a Basket Picnic and
Bowery Dance, July 4th, afternoon
and evening, at John Shively's farm,
81 miles southeast of Grayling. Good
music and calling. Everybody come
and have good time.
We are in receipt of an announce
ment for 1Ss9-19QO of the State
Normal School at Winona, MINI.
with the compliments OF w. H. Man
waring, which would indicate that
will" is there. We congratulate
him.
The combined committees of the
G.. A. II. and w. r. G. will sell Ice
Cream and Cake, at their new hall
next Saturday evening, and expect
everybody to patronize them, as they
need funds to carry On their work OF
charity.
Eaton County held an election last
week, and the advocates of licensing
saloons carried the day by 1856 ma
jority. The county has had local
option for seven years, and while il
has been expensive, it has not been
bowling success
The Ladies' Catholic Aid Society
will give a social at the residence o.
Mrs. Charles Trombley, this Thurs
day evening. Light refreshments
tempered with Bay City ice-eream
A cordial Invitation to our citizens
Tor a social hour.
The G. A. r. and w. r. G. have
their new hall completed and have
moved in. They have an elegan,
meeting room above, and Inc ban
quoting hall on the first floor. Ar
rangements will he made for an ap
propriate dedication In the neal
future.
A party of eight wheelmen, coz
sisting of ]. B. Kielv, Ed. Kellogg
Frank Hodge, Clarence Lalonde, w
Henry, VIM. Curnelia, Geo. Belle
Vile and Eugene Mattheson, made ;
fine trip to Grayling, Sunday, a dist
ance of eighteen miles, In time rang
ing from hour and As minutes to
hours and Is minutes. -Roscommor
News.
About 20 years ago Mrs. r. p
Forbes and Mrs. II. s. Buck wer
visiting Mrs. B. Sherman, in Maple
Forest, and started for home in tn
evening. After passing Coventry
farm they took the wrong trail,
terrific rain storm having overtakel
them, and went north instead o
east. At the end OF three miles the
came to a solitary log house Ia tn
woods, which they entered and foun
no one at home, but knew 1t was Oc