The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-02
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ing u coat Of plaster.
A dwelling house Is being erected ut
Nirvana, by Mr.. Swayne.
There Is some talk of another drug
store In town.
Green corn made its appearance In
Baldwin market, last week.
We welcome the Muskcgon OrOn-
icie to our X list.
The huckleberrics have not quite all
disappeared yet.
Esquire Blood, Of Pinora, was in
town last week dispOsing of fine load
Of potatoes.
Judson North must accept our thanks
for some nice rutabagas, beets and on
ions, presented last week.
Deuress has had his dwelling house
plastered and finished off I'm good
shape.
The frame Is up for the new store
building Mt FOrman. 1t will Ike quite
an imposing structure.
A press of job work this week, will
account for the failure in appearance
of several items.
We are requested to announce that
there will be dance at the Baldwin
House, OH the evening of Sept. 10th.
Vim. r. Eaton, Of the Kalamazoo
Telegraph, was in town last Monday,
and gave us call.
"Joe" Sayles, of Evart, the fattest
lawyer In this whole section of the State
called ut the STAR office to-day Thurs
day..
Emmett Coon & Co. have had u force
of some eight or ten men engaged up
on the addition to their store building,
and 1t Is fast approaching completion.
The Illustrated Household Magazine
for September IL OH our table, and Is II
good number. Published ut Al Park
Row, New York.
The main street In Chase IL being i'm
proved by burning the unsightly piles
of logs and stumps with which it has
heretofore been encountered.
Will. Deuress IL doing good job,
cutting down the slack pines" between
his new residence and the depot
grounds.
Mrs. Isaiah Davenport will please ac-
ccpt the thanks of the STAR Office for
that beautiful bOquet. of flowers, and
those excellent pickles.
At the meeting last Tuesday it was
resolved to hold the first Lake county
Fair, ON the 9Th and 9Th of October.
Now let every citizen help to make 1t
u success.
A large quantity of splendid green
corn 'raiscd over OH the South
Branch" was quickly disposed of in
town, last Saturday, at ton cents for II
dozen ears.
A special train will run from Reed
City to Baldwin OH the morning OF
Sept. 10th, to accommodate those wish
ing to attend the Changers "Harvest
Home Festival"
"TOmmy" has borrowed little old
press from the LudingtOn .AppcUt Of
flee, and moved it to Chase, where il
will do service until after the publica-
ton Of the tax list, and then -.
On Thursday last we received call
from II. H. Markham, Esq, Of Mil
waukce, Wis.,, who was stopping In
Baldwin for day or two, visiting with
his relativcs-Dr. Mott and family.
We understand that rattlcsnalc,
measuring some three feet In length,
and having ten rattles, was killed last
Friday evening, ut the corner of Mich
igan avenue and Eighth street.
On Saturday last we were pleased to
receive call from our boyhood friend,
Albert handle, who Is now engaged
manufacturing lumber ut MaMtOn,
Wexford county.
The energy and thrift displayed by
the citizens of Nirvana, in clearing,
and erecting new buildings, Is truly
commendable, and sure evidence that
II Is bound to be q fright smart of II
town."
A little daughter of DIR. Ward was
determined to have the STAR for six
months, ut least, and 40 picked and
sent to US splendid lot of hucklcbcr-
ries. OF course she will have the pat
per.
Messrs. Fisher & Howse, Of Chase,
have just completed u frame school
house, 2Ox32, for District No. I, Glen
coe township. The building Is plas-
tered and painted, cost about 800, and
II paid for.
Last Thursday the "OsccOlas," Of
Evart, and the "North Stars" Of Rec d
City, played match game Of base ball,
ON the grounds of the last named Club;
the score standing . for Reed City to
- for Evart.
We are In receipt Of the September
number Of Peter's Household MciOttics.
This edition, like Its predecessors, Is an
attractive one, well calculated to please
lovers of music. J. l.. Peters, publish
er, s43 Broadway, N. Y.
Mark Townsend, Of Hersey, Is Off on
tour through the State, advertising
the State Fair arrangements for the +.
4 p. NJ. Railway. Passengers and ar
ticlcs for exhibition will be delivered
by this road, at the Fair ground.
The Ludington appeal says: "rhc
citizens Of Baldwin are commencing
right. They called public meeting
ON last Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose Of taking some steps to have a
grist mill built and In operation this
Fall.
Linus b. Taylor has left at the STAR
office n snecimcu cl,ister IF oats raisctl