Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-13

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Mrs. L. Brolin has gone to make
her home with q sister, near Mus
kegon, on account of domestic infelic
lily.
Oscoda gave the Republican ticket
120 majority. The Democrats were
not In it. Board of Supervisors /.
Republican.
Martin Nelson, of Lewiston, was
elected clerk of Albert township, BY
a majority of So. L. w. Ostrandel
was not In IL.
Mr.. L. Moffat, night operator, Il
enjoying a visit from his mother
who proposes, we understand, to
move to Grayling.
d. Mckay spent last week in Ed.
more visiting with a brother that he
had not met for twenty years. II
was a glad reunion.
The Democrats of Otsego county
were not so mulish as in this county,
and voted solidly in favor of Nelson
Sharpe, for Circuit Judge.
A new Sewing Machine, with at
tachments, 10 years warranty, fol
only $I6.50. For sale by
j. w. SoRENsoN.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church realized over
$1,000 from their supper at Mrs
HUNS, last Friday evening.
Our club order for northern grown
farm seeds, corn, potatoes, sand vetch
SC. will 60 forward next Monday.
If you want anything come in.
Ex-Sheriff Chalker leads such a
Grip Van Wrinkle life" since he moved
to the country, that he went to the
polls the day after the election.
Peter Schmidt, who has been farm
ing In Genessee County for the past
three years, has returned to Gray
ling, the best town in Michigan.
About four hundred persons took
In the supper at the w. r. G. hall,
last Thursday evening, Of whom over
one half were "irrepressible kids"
Peter Jensen, Tor Johnson) living
on the solth side, fell of pile Of
slabs against dump cart, Tuesday,
at the mill, aud broke several of his
ribs.
Quarterly services will be held at
the M. E. church, on Sunday, April
23d. Rev. Woodlands, presiding
elder, will preach both, morning and
evening.
Burt Waite moved onto his farm
in Beaver Creek, yesterday. He has
with his wife been caring for her
father, Mr.. Van Amburg, through
the winter.
DR.. j. II. Cnrualia reports the ar
rival of a ten pound daughter to Mrs.
Geo. Medcalf, of Center Plains. on
Wednesday of this week. All doing
well..-ROs. News.
The approach Of spring is heraldcd
by the small boy with his ball and
marbles, and the erection OF awnings
in front of the stores, and the ring
ing of cycle bells.
James Jorgenson will sell of his
furniture and other property, at pub
lie auction, Saturday afternoon. He
proposes to locate in Washington, If
he likes the country.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
e. church, will meet at the home OF
Mrs. A. L. Pond, tomorrow (Friday)
afternoon. A ten cent lunch will be
served. Gentlemen especiallyinvited.
Orders for parts Of all kinds, and
for all kinds of Sewing Machines will
have speciat attention at j. w. Sor-
enson's. He also keeps good assort-
ment Of Machine Needles.
There were no services at the M.
e. church last, Sunday, on account
of the absence of Rev. Wilt, who
went to Detroit, on Saturday, to hear
Rev. Dwight L. Moody.
Fifty-thousand young trout were
received here last week, and were
planted in the Au Sable. Commits
sloner Clark brought them and plant
ed them, assisted by ]. F. Hum.
s2O,25 buys first class Sewing
Machine with seven drawers, bent
furniture, special finish, 10 years
warranty. Call and examine same.
j. w. SoRENsON.
Sacramento services will be held
at the Presbyterian church, on Sum
dav, April 23d. Preparatory services
will be held on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings previous.