The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-17
sss yaA. County star.
ChAS. (. RDCLlPPE. Publisher.
baldwin CITY, LAKE co., MICH.
Terms % per Year.
HOME STARLIGHT.

! ior the Chase clique to crawl through
: Saunders, he of the +. & p. NJ Ian,
department was in town last Tuesday
J. N. Hart, of Reed City, was In
Baldwin, last week, and gave us call
Are we not going to have celebra.
ton In Baldwin, OH the Fourth?
Mrs. Irwin Sandborn has the thanks
OF the STAR office for boquet.
ID. A. Lathrop was appointed Depu-
ty County Clerk, last Tuesday.
The Board Of Supervisors adjourned
sine die, yesterday. Proceedings next
week.
Emmett Coon & Co keep some of the
incest Cove Oysters in existence. We
Know 1t, for we've tried 'em. Thanks,
1t Is thought that the whortleberries
have not been greatly injured by the
frost.
Garland has started his boot and shoe
shop In the building formerly occupied
by J. H. Croft.
Mark Townsend caught a genuine
speckled trout from the Hersey river,
a few days since.
We understand that the F. Bpm.
railway Company will only charge
half fare rates over its road, July 5th.
The pay car passed over the F. PAN.
Railway Monday afternoon, discussing
greenbacks to those fortunate enough |
to be entitled to them.
Dudley Miner has the honor of be-
ing the first person to find ripe, wild
Strawberries; which he found near town
last Saturday.
s. D. Haight, ESQ.,, of the law firm Of
White q Haight, Ludington, was in
town last Friday.
A-Sunday-school was organized ot
the school-house in Dist. No. /, Elk
township, last Sunday, with Thomas
+. Bishop Superintendent.
The Board of Supervisors met at
Chase Tuesday morning, and adjourned
Ill eight o'clock the following morning
Without transacting any business.
A telegram was received by County
treasurer Deurcss, yesterday morning,
rom his wife, stating that his child
vas very sick at Ypsilanti. He left on
he 6:l5 train last evening.
Ihere was severe frost last Satur- !
lay night, and vegetation which WAS ,
lot shielded from its piercing shafts
vilted generally. 1t is not at all prob
bic, however, that settlers i'm the north
FOODS are the only sufferers.
Another wolf recently fell q prev n
!. II. Baker, of Eden township, who =
GEMS to be obtaining ample salts
Tor that cherries night spent in
tree, last Winter, with pack of the
keeping up constant SER
made.
"co. Clements, of Cherry Valley
'mcs around with some choice fresb q
'al, and remembers us with nice O,
Junk. Ii George wasn't straight, OF
VIC would just get right up 81 81
I'd hug him. q, q,
Circuit Court Is being held in an old 81,
're building, ut Chase. The same 40
hiding was used last December. the M
unity paying some seven dollars per lo
y, we understand, for its use. How A
lg would 1t be at that rate, before the =" %,
unity would expend enough to paw ae
good substantial new court housep ma
Hon. p. II. l.. Pierce, of Grand Rapids ~ ~
'retary OF the Land Department of ma
u. X. q /. r. r., was in town last up
ursday and Friday, and honered us foi
III call. Mr.. p. is u sociablc whole oS'
leo gentleman, whom it is pleasure
meet. He was transacting business
n County Treasurer Dcuress, relative =
ne lands of the Company in Lake =
MY.
is said that certain county Off. tn.
was so dumbfounded, Tuesday. at =,
decision of the Judge, "quashing" -
conspiracy" case, that he did not N y,
1c from his chair for half an hour. No
tdt defeat affected him SO badly.
are fearful that he will be complete On" "H
'aralyzed before he gets through of /
his service for the clique, in the the
nty Seat war. NO.