Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-12-14

The Household" Only el.25 pc
year.
F0R SALE-A bedroom suit. side
board, msrbletop center table, ant
fancy rockers, cheap. Enquire o
Mrs. M. J. Mcknight
Oranges, Bananas. Almsril
Grapes. and all kinds Of fruit
ct s. =. & Co.'S.
Jos. Charron, has been marketing
q lot ri bailed hay here, last week
1t looks more encouraging than t.
see our farmers buying hay, as the,
have 10 the years past.
For SALE-Cheaper than to pay
rent, one OF the cosziest homes ia
Grayling, Ia good repair, and nicely
situated. Also a fine six octave
Estay organ, as good as new. En-
quire at the Avalanche" Office.
Peninsular Stoves and Ranges
guaranteed the best. Sold by A.
KRAUs.
Mr.. Chas H. Fraser will give the
second lecture of the course on
Thursday evening Dec. IA. Subject
~AvOirdupois of Uncle SAM" Don't
fail to hear him. Single admission
Is cents.
For SALE OR RENT-My black
smith and repair shop, with tools
and everything ready for business.
nov23tf. T. BoEsON, Crawling, Mich
Last Friday, John Fairbottham
was cutting cedar with his father,
when his ak slipped and he ampu-
tated two toes aud half. A slick
job
Miss Kathryn Bates has entered
the Aldrich Memorial Deaconess
Home and Training School for the
two years course. Her present ad-
dress is 40t Lyon ST., Grand Rapids,
Mich.
For SALE-Four Shorthorn Bulls,
two years old, one years old, and
one years old. Can be seen at my
barn, near cemetery. N. Nicholson.
decl4tf
J. w. Sorenson is agent Tor the sale
OF the best Sewing Machines in the
market. Machines guaranteed. Call
and examine machines, and get
prices.
The home of Mrs. Albert Kraus
was crowded last Thursday evening,
and the Presbyterian Aid Society was
made considerably richer by the pro-
ceeds from the supper.
The reelection of Perry Ostrander
as President Of the Farmers Insti.
tute Society proves that our people
appreciate his work for the past
year.
Orders for parts of all kinds, and
for all kinds of Sewing Machines will
have special attention at j. w. Scr
enson's. He also keeps good assert
ment Of Machine Needles.
Thirty. We literary lectures by 8;
world-renowned authors, each an ex
pert upon the subject about which
he writes. Most beautifully printed
and illustrated, bound in one volun,
and sold at the remarkably low price
Oft, 8, and IA cents per lecture &C
cording to the style of binding, A
book OF the most wonderful value o
this most wonderful century. Ever!
family should possess it. Its title i
Triumphs and wonders of the 19tl
century. w. II. Niles sole agen
for Grayling.
Among those in attendance at tn
Farmers Institute last week, we no
ticed Mrs. p. M. Hoyt, j. j. Coveu
try, Mr.. and Mrs E. Cobb, j. J. MED
erer, j. X. Bates, b. Sherman an,
f. r. Deckrow from Maple Fores
w. Patterson and ]. @. Palmer, 0
Frederic; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Func
and John M. Smith, ofSouth Branch
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schneider, Fred
Hoesli, A. B. Corwin and PER-
Ostrander from Crawling, outside Q
the village. We think there was o
represe ntation from Beaver Creek.
| An Ottowa county farmer is re
ported to have planted a small traC
of his farm to peanuts this season
and pleased at the large yield. H
now proposes to plant large acre
age next season to the profitabl
goabers. An experiment of the sam
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