The Lake County star., 1876-07-27
HOME STARLIGHT.


Almost cool enough for frost Sun
day night, but everything is all right
yet.
Sup't Kceler's "buggy" passed up
the road to Ludington Saturday, return
ing Monday forenoon.
Capt. Il. Saunders, of the f. & p. M.
Land Department, passed up the road
to Ludington, Monday evening.
Our farmers arc now busy haying and
harvesting. Hay and grain turn out
pretty well this season.
Read the notice elsewhere for propos-
ais to build school house in District
No. 3, Elk township.
Come out to the meeting of Lake
County Agricultural Society tomorrow
(Friday) at nine o'clock a. m.
Fifty-four bushels of whortlcberres
were purchased by Jones & Hollistcr,
Tuesday.
Sevcnty-eight bushels ofberries were
shipped from this point on Monday
and Tuesday mornings.
We were pleased on Tuesday, after
noon to receive call from Jas. Rooney,
formerly of Hersey, but now residing
at Grand Rapids.
Quite party of men, women, boys
and girls passed through town Tuesday,
on their way north to the huckleberry
fields.
Bovee & Hargcr have got their mill
in fair running order, and are begin
ming to pile up the lumber at rapid
rate.
There was q drcnching shower of
rain last Saturday morning, and veg
citation greatly revived under its influ-
encc.
Judge Burch, Of Hcrscy, and Capt.
l.. Saunders, of East Saginaw, were in
town yesterday forenoon.
VIM. \. Deuress and VIM. Daven-
port are the delegates from Wcbber
township to the Republican Delegate
Convention.
Lewis Hciges and VIM. Fitzpatrick
are Wcbbcr township delegates TO the
Republican County Nominating Con-
vention.
1t is II satisfaction to have such Il sub
scribcr as John Matthias, of Wcbber
township; rs he keeps his subscription
paid up promptly.
. David O'Bricn, who has resided in
Baldwin 70? some time past, removed
with his family, last Tuesday morn
ing, to his farm north of Reed City.
LockG's Moathiy for August is at
hand. 1t is one of the best dollar
monthIics in the country. Brown &
Miller, publishers, Toledo, Ohio.
If you want a No. periodical send
for Scribncr's Monthy, published by
Scribncr & Co., New York. None bet
ter in the country.
A. II. Allen, elected Justice of the
Peace for this township, last Spring,
has permanently removed, we under
stand.
Mcssrs. Shaw and Williams have
about completed the work of making
out list of abstract of title to lands in
Lake comfy.
Geo. w. Clark, of Elk township, be-
licvcs in giving the home paper all the
support possible, and so orders another
extra copy sent away to his friends.
Yates township Republicans send
Lee S. Cobb, S. w. Thompson and a.
NJ. Gibbs us delegates to the County
Nominating Convention.
Forty days ut 50 per day, did the
assessing in Pleasant Plains township
this year. 1t suits the sixty-four, we
presume. 'Rah for Wood!
The Union Sabbath School meets al
half past one o'clock each Sunday, fol
the purpose of spending half an houl
in singing before the opening of thu
regular exercises.
The delegates selected at the recent
caucus of Republicans in Elk township
were, Clark Burchard, to the Delegate
Convention, and n. I. kinnc, to tn,
County Nominating Convention.
Two dollars bushcl is what Jone
& Hollister have been paying for hucll
lebcrrics during the past week. The,
are the only buyers here, and arc ship
ping large quantities.
The popular chillrcn's monthly, 81
Nicholas, comes to us again, fresh wit
interesting, entertaining and instruct
I've matter, and handsomely illustrat
cd. Subscribe for it, for the little ones
Scribner & Co., publishers, New York
Il. l.. Hargcr has q cellar excavatcd
and Is getting material on the groun
preparatory to erecting n dwellin
house OH his lot east of and adoinin
the residence of VIM. a. Dcuress. 4
Webbcr township.
Some of the tallest specimens of tin
othy grass that we have ever seen an
now OH exhibition at this Office, con
ingfro IN the farm of Geo. Oviatt, Chas,
IL VIC had plains farm we would l
almost tempted to swap with George.
Ifyou want to sec them scratch the
heads and think IL over, ask one of I'll
Democratic delegates from Lake eouI
ty Ia the late Convention at Lansin
to rise and explain the part he too
in said Convention.
a movement Is OH foot for Sunda
School celebration or picnic for tl
Union School of this place, some tim
during the latter part of next montl
II is desired by majority of the Scho
that an excursion be gotten up, eth,
to Reed City or Chase.