Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-03-15

result 10 prosecution, and IL Is hoped
. good lesson will be well learned.
Mr.. VIII johnson aud Miss Buck,
OF Maple Forest, were married week
or two ago, but just where, when al
by whom we are not informed. We
wish them 10Y just the same.
There WIS pleasant birthday par.
ty given Monday evening ut John
Olson's In honor of the 18th birthday
day Of his daughter Augusta. An ed,
joyahle time for the thirty guests.
Comrade On ilker came down, S,t-
urday, to attend the regular meet
Ing OF the q. A. r Post, and incl
dentally to partake of the banquet
given by the w. r. c. Ia the after
noon.
At circuit court last week man
petitioned for his full citizenship pa
pers. He could neither read nor
speak English and Judge Connine re-
fused to admit him to citizenship.
-Oscoda Press.
Go to the Klondke 21st and 22nd,
with Edison's Cinematographe. The
pictures are fine aud you can see the
great Spanish bull fight on the road.
Moving pictures.
Thirteen members of the X. o. 4.
M. drove over to Lewiston Saturday
and made fourteen Sir Knights 10
that village. All express themselves
more than pleased with their fratef-
nal treatment.
six members were added to the
w. r. G. Saturday, after which a
snmptuous banquet was given by
their friends, This grand organiza-
ton is appreciated by our citize ns
as practically the only society here
attending to practical charity.
Mrs. S. Hampstead wishes to an
nounce to the ladies OF Grayling that
she has on hand for sale a complete
line OF hair goods and ladies' toilet
articles which she will be pleased to
show to any one vt her home onCedar
Street. febl5
In sending his renewal subscrip-
tion, last week, Comrade E. WyckUff.
now of Grand Traverse, says: Il
welcome the Avalanche" every
week, and congratulate your Post of
the e. A. r. and the w. r. G. on
the good success you have had in
getting the debt OIL your hands,"
About fifty of our little folks, mem.
bers Of the Junior Society of c. E.,
had Jolly sleigh ride around town.
Saturday, ending with a picnic
supper in the basement OF the
church. Judging by the cheers and
waving OF hats and handkerchiefs it
was most enjoyable time.
Attention X. o. T. M! Every
member IS requested to be present
next Saturday evening TO commemo-
rate the anniversary Of the time
when our tent received its Tooth
member, and to honor Lieut.. Com.
Devere Hall, who will be with US on
that occasion. !
Any person troubled with head
ache, dizziness, weak eyes or falling
vision can find remedy by wearing
specially ground glasses. Call at
DR.. Insley's Office March q and 2s,
and consult ]. Leahy, the expert
optician. who comes prepared TO At
any eyes that can be fitted. Fitting
children's eyes specially. 2w
The annual township election is
near at hand. Have you canvassed
the situation Ia your mind and de-
cided who you think Is best fitted
for the several Offices to be filed. II
not, do SO now, and talk with your
neighbors, and not waiC till you gel
to the caucus, and than pick up some
one who may want the place, though
they may be entirely unfit for it.
Select the best men, and then sup
port them, and get our municipal
business on q good business basis.
1t is time that every farmer knows
just what he willaplant this spring,
and should be sure that his seed will
Ia ready, and 1t should be the hest.
There is an annual loss of millions
OF dollars to farmers from planting
inferior seed. MANY are In the habit
of waiting until they are ready to
plant before securing what they
want, and then planting what they
can get most conveniently. We shall
send q club order for seed, that can
not be had la our market, as We have
for several years, and the larger the
order the better the price by saving
of freight Look over your cata-
lOpues. decide what ven want. and