Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-03-22

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The Order OF the Eastern Star will
hold its grand lodge convention At Port
Huron next October.
Edna Parrish, daughter OF DIR. Par
rfsh, fsll dpder sleigh at Byron and re-
ceiyed severe injuries. - .'-.
Elba, 10 to, be supplied with cheese
factory next month w. H. Greene of
Clint s-att The head Of the enterprises
AT Deerfield the name of a street has
been changed 10 Bopuiar, ibScapse omit
live eight candidates for village Offices. =
Interpretations -at Vicksburg indicate that
the Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway
is to be double-tracked the coming sum-
mer.
The promoters OF the Detroit, Ply
mouth and Ann Arbor Railway have Sc
cured franchise through Superior town
ship.
Michael Jankowiak. one of the three
men who were injurGd by falling salt at
the North Amcricani chemical works at
Bay City, is dead -sssss-s.;,.,s.
The Christian Church at BlooI9ihellsle
is experiencing a revival under Eva1ge:
" Ds"iS' A".ie nav "SS" 49,
i've CONVERSIONS 10 aate'
The mammoth coap shute locatedSue9r
the new roundhouse in the Grand IrunA
freight yards west of the tunnel Mt Port
Huron, burned. Loss $4,000.
Miss Sarah Blakely of Troy township
mas brought SUIT against Thomas Brace
of Royal Oak township for $1,000 for
preach OF promise OF marriage ~
The new Ranney scfrigeS atcrES r. sat
s5reetviH whlcA was eompiene lQst
tInanksgiving, mas gust turned fnes Steam
on ana VIII give employmenfttq s. nosn.
The hardware storesof We. driadaie
Il Co. at Bay City was Gt{fed by FIRE.
Loss: $1,000, insurance xJ,00u. rs tsris-
dale > family lived over The xtcre, and all
escaped satesy \; ~ y
While. CHARLES Ell6ek III as telling trees
in the Stanton woods, II mile and half
from Athens, he was strick by falling
tree and instaptly killed. The. tree fell
across hlyneck, breaking it. i@
meg, Richard Scaddelee and John Ack-
erdnan of Grand Rapids huye plaHned a
three months bicycle toeir in Erifope.,
They will leave about, JuneI
The Detroit and Toledo Electric Rail-.
road Company has completed arrange
ments for the right of way it REQUIRES
for its line, and work, will be rushed as
soon as the weather permits.
A negro who gives his, ,name as Harry
Anderson and saws no halls from De-
troit. was yiciously attacked in the coun-
tv iail at Ionia NV George White n
tramp, who comes from Evansville, Ind
The Cuttinp Kaaster co Of Chicago
will lecote, its, leatbers noveltv mannfac-
turing estab,is,,m,mt. .it .Nuskeyon. Tbev
will he reodv for business Inv the middle
Of lAnril This win give esn;nlovmenti 70
ssa,sn,,tv-f va hands .g7f',i
n. ,rho cXo,.,,t ro ,r,,
this season run two Steamers directly
between Chicago and Mnskegon I'd COM
pete with the proposed line4 of Barry
Bros. OF Chicago. The steamers will be
the Iowa and Indiana rFk
The Pittsburp Coal "a has, acsc;ded
70 abandon tho irst sha r. startea ax,Ame-
18th. Bay County. ON account of the
ouicksand and water ence,,ntered. which
makes it impossible ito proceed. Work
VIII De TtSullltu ut ODct OH IL new
100 feet from the old.
The beouest 70 the University of Mich
isan. Of. Elizobetb M Rates who died in
4 SOS. at port Chester n " has ,heen
declared legal Inv Jnst;cc Keough, in
White Plains n Y This decision in
VOWED the validity of the whole will
which disnosed of nronertv valued at
about $5OO.OeO. a ,e ,sff..a,
The Trosell bnildipp occupied bv I'M
orn,oYl g, -rAforrus ganar.I .dealers1 on
the first foor and above rs. the Macca-
bee hall. burned at Copemishgi The build
ing was owned bv II. Troxell of School
craft = I.hss lon hnila;no S70O insured
loss, ON stocls 81 5OO insured 80 oWO. Mac.
on hoes loss s1hO mo insurance 80
= .-,s,'I 81. JJ'".J''l- 4Fe
Miss octavia Roberts prominent res
ldent OF Erie, mas been AWARDED Juqg-
III. .nene ~ tue Sireul. Sour' a. i1aiS'ns W
%o'oco asAirs' IuNafu ivuilaiu'
ieau.ns Dus.ns p,an, aot p.e NJ; ~ d.
lse ~ marty Supsequfn.! alps ~
el.s, epnse'l'su 10 ~ tn n,, ! .opn y 5
yuusher - 9',3Uv Inc Pupiee'i'n'e ooui'
sruh'eu a'heMi tripi;u .a.ito
A man named, James hills, ~ years
of age, who lives in Wheatheld, was
greatly disappointed III not being abiet
secure marriage license at Lansing to
wed lady of. 30. The woman had been
married to man who had an
undiyoreed wife and the county clerk
wanted PROOF OF ine Ilegal marriage nav
ing pesn SET issue pelore u eer'inea'e
"ouiu DC issned' muir ~
The attempt of travelling companyto
present "Sapho,' at the kalamazoo Acad-
envy of Music was attended by scenes of