Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-03-01

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evening.
tMr. and Mrs. r. Hanson were In
attendance at the Sailing Cornwell
wedding at Manistee. last week.
The Home Missionary Society OF
Tho M. E. Church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. j. G. Hanson to NOR
row friday afternoon. Subject for
consideration, Alaska.
Miss Mabel Townsend, of Meta
mora, was a guest of Mrs. Charles
Butler yesterday. She goes from
here to Lewiston, to visit her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Wolfe.
7. A. Carney took lay-off from
work, last week, suffering from
severe cold, and feeling better went
to Bay City the last of the week, on
business and pleasure combined.
v The worst blizzard of the year
came from the N. w. last Saturday,
with 8 inches of snow, and at night
the mercury fell to 90 below zero.
1t was continued through Sunday
though with diminished violence.
The regular business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church will be held at the
home of Mrs. Niles on Friday at $3.50
p. m. All members are requested to
be present.
Service at the Scandinavian Evgl.
Lutheran Church every Wednesday
evening, at 7 o'clock. Through Lent
the services will be on the passion
of our Lord Jesus Christ. All Scan
dinavians are cordially invited.
4 State Fish Comm ssioner Davis
gives out the information that the
commission has arranged for the re-
ception of a half million Grayling
fry from the United States Commits
sion to be planted in Michigan waters
next spring.
Mrs. S. Hampstead wishes to an
nounce to the ladies OF Grayling that
she has on hand for sale complete
line of hair goods and ladies' toilet
articles which she will be pleased to
show to any one 1T her home onCedar
Street. feb15
Excellent music, some unique CO.'S
tunes, and general good time and
fair attendance at the Masquerade
given by the Grayling Band, last
week, adding to their fund for new
uniforms. The next pleasure they
offer our people will be grand Con-
cert, March l4th.
A new registration OF voters will
be required this spring. No one will
be allowed to vote who is in town on
registration day and fails to register
unless prevented by sickness. The
law Of 1899 requires new reg istra-
tion every four years from this date
in townships, villages and cities.
At the last regular encampment of
Marvin Post, No. 240. G. A. r., the
following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted:
REsOLvED-That r. Hanson be
rendered the sincere thanks OF the
Post for the generous liberality dis
played by him in assisting the Post
and Corps in paying the balance on
their hall.
|, A telegram received here, Mon
day announced the marriage, at IL
o'clock a. m, that day, In Detroit,
of Miss Vena Jones and Isaac Ros-
enthal-. No particulars are known
to us, but the AVALANCHE will ex.
tend, with their many friends here
the hope Of long and happy life in
connubial bliss.
The firm of Blumenthal & Baum.
CART, Of Detroit, are opening up big
stock OF Drygoods, Clothing, Shoe:
and furnishing goods in the Rosep
thai store. They are reported as be
ing a strong firm, and will be vel
come addition to the businrss inter
ests of the place.
| Remember the Band Concert a.
the Opera House, March IA, which
promises to be the best ever given By
a young band. They have beeu un
der their present leader, Mr.. A. Mar
tin, only four months, and are nov
rendering such numbers as will pleas
leven musical critics. The "Americar
Patrol" is a fine descriptive piece, oc
cupying Is minutes, and all will wisl
there was more of 1t. They will alst
give select waltzes, baritone solo
and several selections by. Fourier
orchestra. Everybody 60 and enjo.
the music and help the bows.
We CLEAN from the Manistee Dahl
News Of. the Dist the following mn