The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-03-12
NeighbOrhOOd News.

| iI'.' from tho Outllnc.
The youngest Notary Public in this State is
Delos Diggihs, Of Hcrsey, Mich; agcd2l.
Mr.. JoyEs, of Baldwin, was here Monday
and reported good sleighing on the plains.
IT is strange; but, by the papers, We learn
that Nasty lectures are very popular now
with respectable people. ..,
Mr. TARR, of Hersey, has contracted to
drive the Little Muskegon, this year. He is
one of the best river men in this region, and,
Of course, the drive is sure to come out all
right. ., -
ABoUr dozen Of the homesteaders in this
vicinity are making up party, to 60 down to
Ionia and "prove up" an the 10th of this
month. Some Of them have been on their
land upwards of seven years.
THE Jersey saw-mill; that is, the water mill,
will be principally used to do custom work,
during the year 1874, we are Informed. The
farmers and others hercabout, whahave logs
| to saw, will have good opportunity. n
AccipESr.-Mrs. +. r. Delzcll, of this place,
was struck on the head, this morning, by a
heavy door that was leaning against the wall
back of her chair. She was seriously injured
by the blow; and Dr. McCallum says It will be
several days before she can recover fully from
the shock. ft,H giiY,n 10.
MAncH gave US strong example ofits leo
nine qualities on Saturday and Sunday last
1t blew of the stove-pipc OF the Outline Office,
which was bad, for it cannot "get up and dust
after its rolling top.pieos like we do when the
wind plays q similar freak with our store.
pipe.
From the Reed City Clarion.
The series Of religious meetings holding in
this place continue with undated interest,"
J. q. Patterson, ESQ, has removed his fam
| ily and household goods ID n Reed City to his
| farm on the plains, near Baldwin.
DR. Goodsie has sold his residence on Slos-
son ave. TO Nc. Urish Heath, of Pine Run,
Genesee county, father Of y. T.. Heath Of this
place. IH
We understand that Simon Whistler, Of this
place, has formed a copartnership with parties
| In Indiana in the interests Of a large steam saw
mill, which win be erected In Reed City early
| his spring.
1 pi uu From the Evaet Review.
From Mr.. G. e. Corey we learn Of a pine
tree cut BY Corrcy Bros, at Brooks camp, on
the Dock and Tom creek, measuring five feet,
six inches across the stump. IL made seven
logs, sealing s,ss9 feet. This We believe 10 the
largest yet reported bH ~ 0H nI
Mark Ardis has beon fitting himself up an
oAice at his store in which TO attend tothe mat
| tiers connected with the express business He
has also Just put in a new safe. .fisi,r g..
On Friday Of last week the employees Of
Messrs, Kimbls, Trowbridge 4 Co. 3 min, seven
mites sbuth of this village, cut with ono ma
chine forty two and a-quarter thousand chin
giles IN ten hours aud forty-6ve minutes The
sawyeris WIN. Smith and The packer Lyman
B. fectc ThA Eoes considerable ahead Of
the big cut inside II 0ctobsrisst n the fainter
mill and We believe bests any We have heard
Of on thsiine 81 the ,. . r. Mdkw made
Ne. q, r. Bmndcw hes gos IN ss his rollway
ssven miles bslows, this village, on tho contract
fcs Elisha HIdrsd 4 Co., Of Chicago, 9, S0o, 900
! feet Of logs. Nd 100000 more skiddsd. HE
20 esntsAestH ef.shs svillsss bavs yearly