Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-26


Crawford Hive, No eco, will hold
. special review Friday, April 27, for
initiation. A good attendance 10 re-
qujred.
Miss May Blsnshan, Of Crawling,
was In town Monday and Tuesday
In the interest of the newly organiz-
ed d. OF r. lodge of Grsyling.-Lew-
ist0n Journal.
NAn alarm of fre Tuesday called
out the department In a hurry, hut
fortunately they we're not needed rs
the incipient dre In the II. II. round
house was extinguished by the II. II.
men without damage.
j. w. Sorenson la agent for the sale
Of the best Sewing Machines ia the
market. Machines guaranteed. Call
and examine machines, and get
prices.
The stories being published of the
withdrawal Of Gel. Bliss from the
gubernat0rial race are fully exploded
by his statement. The Col. may die
but will never surrender. II defeat
ed he will join the ranks of the sue
cessful candidate and keep right on
fighting the common enemy.
Mammoth Glover, June Clo-
yer, White Glover. Alsyks, AL
falfa, Timothy, Nillet Seed,
add Hungarian at Sailing. Han
son b Co.
Il AT the Danish Ev. Lutheran church
on Sunday, May 6, Rev. r.. A. Raven
OF Clifford Park, Ohio, will conduct
the service In the morning and Rev.
X. Knudsen Of Muskegon, Mich, in
the evening at the usual hours On
Monday evening both gentlemen will
be present. All Scandinavians are
requested to be present
"The Voice In the Choir" is the lat
est romance from the pen OF Julia
Magruder and its publication will
Degin Immediately In the June Ladies
Home Journal. 1t Is love story that
has its inception through an acciden-
tai meeting in church choir, and
which by strange accidents Is shifted
to the hospital tent In the wake OF
an advancing army. Mis- Magruder
heightens the charm of "The Voice
In the Choir" by uniquely yelling the
climax.
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 assort-
ment Of Machine Needles
1.-THE mention of the name OF Hon.
Nelson Sharpe as a candidate for
Congress from this district, Is prob
ably not made by his friends with
the expectation of his election at
this time, but merely a notice to him
that his fitness is~~recognlzed, and
that when he Is ready and wants to
go, he has only to "wiDk the other
eye." The 10th district has many
able men, well fitted to grace the
Congressional hall, and Mr.. Sharpe
is entitled to seat in the front row
Of them all.
| k/Atty. Henry Fl. Woodruff of Ros.
common is named as a candidate for
the legislature for the Ogemaw dis
trict Mr.. Woodruff Is pioneer In
this section of the state and init
mately acquainted with all its needs,
az well as nearly all its people. He
is soldier with a most honorable
record, a lawyer OF no mean ability
and a gentleman competent to dc
honor to the position to which he
aspires, and which we hope he may
reach without a struggle.
As the days 60 by new candidates
are being presented to the people fol
the different state Offices, and we
were asked today: @Who is James c.
Mclaughlin, candidate for Auditor
General?" He is one of the leading
attorneys OF western Michigan, living
at Muskegon for the past forty years,
where he has served two or three
terms as prosecuting attorney, win
ming legal laurels. He has been sev
eral times mentioned as a proper
candidate for Congressional honors.
He is University man, clean and
capable. and If nominated will enteI
the Office we'll equipped and the peo
pie would be sure OF efficient service