Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-10-12


few hours, Saturday.
Mrs. !. Jensen, of Bagley, was tn,
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. A. Han
son, the first of the week.
| j. j. Niederer was In town, Mon
day, and reports prosperous season
with the fall work nearly done.
Schoolm'ams Eva WOODBURY.. Jessie
Owen, Laura Simpson and Mar':ii
Kendrick, were home for Sunda.
lservice.
| Mrs. ]. E. Mcknight returned last
week after an extended visit in thu
eastern part of the state, and In
Canada.
Mrs. Annie Hebert came from hel
new home In the u. p. last week,
and is enjoying a visit with family
and friends.
Sheriff Owens is made happy by
the arrival of his mother last week,
from Flint. She will make COM
Portable visit.
Word is received here of the death
of James Jorgenson's little boy, from
scarlet fever. He was visiting with
his mother in Denmark.
For SALE-A first class work team
weighing $500 to 1900 pounds, at
Wards camp, one mile east of Fred
eric. d. James. 0c5-
We buy all our goods in New York
City, not in Bay City or Saginaw, and
give you better values than you can
secure elsewhere. r. Joseph.
Harry Pond with his wife and
baby went to Detroit for visit, last
week, leaving the other youngsters
in the care Of Grandma.
State Senator Smith, of this dis
trict. was in town Tuesday night,
and his popularity was evident from
the cordial reception he received.
p. Ostrander found all his estrayed
cattle, with exception of one roam
calf. Any information of its where
abouts will be thankfully received.
The good news comes from Ger
many, from N. Nicholson and fam
lily, OF improvement of his health,
and a most enjoyable time in that
empire.
j. w. Sorenson is agent for the sale
of the best Sewing Machines in the
market. Machines guaranteed. Call
and examine machines, and get
prices.
G. w. West was in town, Friday,
and is yet con tident that this county
is all right. His old gray horse. %,
is dead, and he mourns the loss of
the faithful.
Miss Delias N. Sailing, of Man
istee, and Mr.. Frederic Burden, of
Detroit, were married at the home
of the bride, the 4th inst. They will
reside in Detroit.
We are indebted to N. P. Sailing
for late number OF the Daily Bulle
tin, of Anderson, Ind, which paper
indicates that our old friends have
located in live town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butler re-
turned from a prOtracted visit south,
last Saturday. They report an enjoy
able time, but are glad to be back in
the best town Ia the state.
At the annual meeting of theState
Association of Farmers Clubs, to be
held at Lansing in December, trusts
and the new State Tax Commission
will be discussed.
The G. A. r. chicen social was not
as largely patronized as had been
hoped, but it was a jolly social time
and added $3.50 to the fund for
paying the balance due on The hall.
LosT-Saturday evening between
the residence OF VIM. WOODBURY. and
M. Church, a pair OF gold bowed
glasses. Finder will please return at
my residence and receive liberal re.
ward. Mrs. VIM. WOODBURY..
The planning mill had to shut down
one day for lack Of cars. Never be-
fore in the history of railroad traffic
has there been such demand for
cars. 1t is the greatest shortage in
freight cars ever known, and many
railroads cannot take care of ship
ments offered them.
Grand special sale of Jackets, Capes
Collerettes and Fun Scarfs, at the
Store of Claggett s. Blair, for two
days only, Monday and Tuesday Oct
10th and 18th. Five hundred gar
inents to select from. This will be
the biggest Cloak sale of the season.