Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-05-03

]. w. Sorenson is agent for the sale
of the best Sewing Machines In the
market. Machines guaranteed. Call
and examine machines, and get
prices.
For SALE-Cheaper than to pay
rent, one of the cosziest homes in
Crawling, In good repair, and nicely
situated. Also fine six octave
organ. Enquire at the Avalanche"
office.
fThe fire alarm sounded again on
Tuesday afternoon, the depot being
on fire again. 1t was extinguished,
however, before the arrival of the
department.
The Ladies Home Missionary So
ciety Of the M. e. Church will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Sleight, to NOR
row friday afternoon. A full at
tendance is desired.
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 assert.
ment Of Machine Needles
Mrs. Atkins, OF Petoskey, has
opened dressmaking parlors over the
City meat market where she would
be pleased to receive share of the
patronage Of the ladies of Grayling
NWe are In receipt Of copy Of the
Onsted News, published by b, e.
Thayer, who served as Devil and
apprentice in the AVALANCHE Of
fee. He makes good local paper.
h /Dr. Insley visited Bay City last
week, ostensibfy on business, but
knowing ones claim it was because
he was tired of living alone. Mrs.
Insiey returned with him, and reports
an enjoyable visit.
Mondays train was loaded with dis
ciples of Sir Isaac. Carriages met
them at the depot, and drove to the
several club houses on the river fol
supper, SO they were ready for sport
early May 1st.
For anything ia the line Of foot
wea- call on John Goudrow, Opera
House block. His gouds are first
class, and will be sold at cost dur
ing the next two weeks. Repairing
promptly and neatly done.
Ladies il you want your shir1
waists done up just as good as new
bring them to the Grayling Steam
Laundry. You can also have yo,il
lace curtains done up for fifty cent.
per pair during the month of May.
Our special offer of the "Tht
Household" one year to our paid VI
subscribers for twenty-five cents ex
pires June LIST. This Is the creates,
offer we have ever made. The mag
azine is among the best. If you
want it, subscribe now.
B. w. Chase, of Grand Rapids, rep
resenting the Harrison Wagon Co.
was in town last week. He reports
Ihooming business, and the factory
turning out complete wagon every
twenty minutes, ten hours day
Mr.. Chase is always welcome Wis
ito, in our city.
MMarvin Post G. A. r. are maxim,
arrangements for the proper observ
alton of Decoration Day. The w
r. G. and Circle of the G. A. r., tn,
school and it is hoped other civil
societies, will join. The prOgramm,
will be published as soon as com
pleted by the committee. In tn
years past our citizens have unitedl.
joined with US in the remembrance
Of "our fallen heroes"
| \ During the terrific wind of Monda
forenoon the alarm OF Ere was sound
ed, and no paid city department. eve
Igave quicker or better service. Tn
| M. G. passenger and eating nous
had ignited in the roof, and was saw
ed only by the best of work. Jus
as that was gotten under control, fir
was discovered under Delaire's liver
barn, but the boys ran line Of hos
there and flooded 1t in minute
Hurrdh for our "Hre ladCies."
The census enumerators for Craw
ford county. who will begin worl
June lst, are ]. J. Niederer, Mapl
Forest; w. Patterson, Frederic; J.
Collins, Towns 81 N R2W, rs N
3 w, north OF river, and 81 n r 3 w
Chas. Clark, 26 N r W, 20 N r
w, south Of river, and 26 N R4 W
the two last covering Grayling towr
ship and village; A. Failing, Beave
Creek, and ID. s. Waldron, Sout
Branch.
Baptist Burton, Of Bay City. an,