The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-13
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tatoes OIL subscription.
A. Towner and family returned to
Baldwin OH Tuesday last.
Hon. p. NJ. Danaher, of Ludington,
Is in town this week.
And now, they begin to prepare for
making garden.
"Balmy Spring" seems to have conf
menccd in earnest, this week. How
long it will continue remains to be seen.
The sport of catching pickerel and
bass i'm the many lakes of this vicinity,
has been resumed.
The work of driving logs out of the
Pcre Marquette and its branches is in
full blast this week.
NJ. y. O'Brien has SO far recovered
as to be able to be out OH the streets
once more.
On Monday last, Miss Lora Grant
commenced the Summer term of schOOl
in District No. 9, Weber township.
Alfred Pcrkcy, of Charlotte, is still
another to pay his subscription to the
STAR.
y. II. Mckee, of Dover; p. McI.augh-
lin, PinOra; and Fl. Saunders, ofChasc,
were in town Tuesday.
The Changers should take notice of
the call for II meeting next Tuesday
evening.
We understand that there will bc a
special session of the Board of Supervi-
sors, on the 25th inst.
A special term of Lake County Cir
cult Court will be held in Baldwin, on
the 18th of May. See notice elsewhere.
The Republican County Delegate
Convention meets ut Baldwin next
Thursday.
\ card from Rev. G. b. Voorhees, re-
quests us to announce that he will
preach i'm Baldwin, ut 3 o'clock p. M,
Sunday, April 10th.
Butter was one Of the articles which
could not nc found in any of the stores
in Baldwin, for several days during the
past week.
Supervisor Miller, of Lake township,
again comes around with advance pay
ment for the county paper. lisa COM
fort to have such subscribers.
We understand that Tho's Smurth-
waite has been engaged to teach the
school in this place during the coming
Summer term.
Miss Julia Lathrop, of Chase, has
been engaged to teach the Summer
term of school in District No. /, Web.
Der township.
The pleasant weather of last Tuesday
brought out the boys with II game OF
base ball OH their old ground north OF
the railroad.
Emmett Coon has gone to Detroit,
this week, and his patrons had better
be on the lookout for fresh arrivals OF
new goods.
Wesley J. HolcOmb, of Dover town.
ship, one of the pioneer subscribers to
the STAR, has our hearty thanks for
kind remembrance i'm the shape of a
fine cake of fresh maple sugar.
G. Il. Carr has moved from town to
his homestead I'm Lake township, and
another family, whose names we have
not learned, occupy Mr.. C.'s house OH
Michigan avenue.
1t is expected that the scmi-annual
change in time of running railroad
trains will take place next Sunday.
Those who expect to travel should DC
OH the lookout.
NJ. O'ROurk, formerly of this place,
but now residing at Decatur, was I'm
Baldwin during the latter part of last
week. He left for home, last Monday
morning; but not till after he had re-
ncwed his subscription to the STAR.
The April number of Brainar,l's M
sicui World Is at hand, and we are
compelled to say that it is, If possible,
better than ever. Send Sl.5O to s.
Brainarl's Sons, Cleveland, o., and re-
csivc the World for IL year.
ITtcrson's Magazine for May comes
first and freshest Of all the periodicals.
1t Is IL valuable book for the ladies, and
interesting for all. Terms, 50 year,
in advance. Address Chas. j. Peter
son, BOG Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Two more issues of the STAR, and 1t
enters upon the fourth year Of its ex-
istcnce. How many of the citizens of
Lake county who are not already OH
our list of subscribers, intend to COM
mence the new year with us by hand
ing I'm their names?
Henry Saunders, of Chase, Ia the only
man VIC have heard from I'm Lake
county who sends grain for exhibition
at the centennial show. lie has for
warded, 10y the agency Of the Land
Department Of the q. X. & I. Railway
Company, u fine sample Of the Delhi
wheat.
IL has been suggested that the citi-
zcns make n "bcc," ut some day not
far distant, for the purpose of clearing
the Fair Ground (of course, Wen have
to wait till ground has been securely.
The citizens of Baldwin will furnish n
picnic dinner, the whole work to be
given for the good ofthe Society, or, in
al thor Nnrds for the hcnnfif Of tho nour-