The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-05-11
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70 G. w. Helms has o.; thanks for
: no-'sN Of fresh fish.
The single mill has closed for "got
and all" we learn.
o G. H. Chick is building an additic
to his dwelling house.
Cowslips are up, and "bacon an
greens" are now in order.
John w. Swift has returned to h
homestead in Yates township.
Charlie BrOtt has our thanks for
nice mess of fresh young onions.
Wheat is reported as badly "wintel
killed" i'm many places near here.
Eight hundred pounds of pigeon
were shipped from Baldwin, Thursda
morning.
After the first of June you may catcl
grayling, with the hook, till the first G
November.
| w. G. Starr wants his copy of tn
STAR to continue, and so comes forward
and renews.
Vegetables are beginning to max,
their appearance above ground in gar
dens hereabouts.
Born-in Baldwin, Mich, May 10th
1876, a daughter to Chas. X. and Mary
f. X. Radcliffe.
About half a ton of dead pigeons
were shipped by express from Baldwin,
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. John Carpenter, formerly of Len
awee county, has taken up his resi-
dcnce in Baldwin.
A beaver weighing 43 pounds was
brought to town Wednesday afternoon,
by Indian Joe Hall.
The family of J. NJ. Murphy moved
OH their homestead i'm Cherry Valley
township, last Tuesday. -
Capt. f. Saunders, of the F. &P. M.
Hallway Land Department, came to
town Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Sandborn, father of Morrison and
Irwin Sandborn, returned from Port
land, Ionia county, Tuesday.
Mark Townsend and better half are
going to try the virtues of housekeep-
ing, and commence this week.
There will be preaching at the school
house, by Rev. w. L. Camp, at three
o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
Frost still fingers in the lap offspring,
as was proved by the whitened ground
and keen air Tuesday morning.
The Highway Commissioner ofPleas-
ant Plains township advertises to let
job for repairing bridges, May Goth.
Mrs. Augusta Proctor, mother of
Mrs. VIM. Wood, and who has been
living with her daughter for some time,
returned to Ionia county, last week.
A Cornthwaite, of Richland county,
ILL.,, contemplates locating in this part
of Michigan, and as a first step sends
paid-up subscription to the STAR.
We are pleased to see many of oue
settlers planting fruit trees this Spring,
and sincerely hope they may have tn,
highest measure of success.
The hotel at FOrman Station. Is UNI
iergoing repairs, such as papering, cal
&C., which Will add much |
% its general appearance and comfort.
B)vee & Ha ger have their mill ready
o run rs soon as betting arrives, which
$ expected cvcry day. They VIII prob
bly, start up this week.
About fifteen hundred live pigeons
we're sent from Baldwin to East Sag
nav, last Saturday morning, per
american Express.
M. l.. Drake Is now busily engaged
for and delivering the new
york, "rrials and Triumphs of Faith"
Is an excellent book, and should he
n every household.
The attention Of lady readers will he
iven to the advertisement of "Gold-
'in's Danish Powder" to be found
and we are assured that the
dvertiscrs and the remedy are reliable.
'ry it.
Those interested i'm the Sabbath
chOOl are requested to gather mt the
chOOl house at half past one o'clock p.
l., next Sunday, for the purpose of
nging for half an hour before the
chool opens. j
Charlie Chick has lost his Indian po-
y, and after searching high and low,
as almost come to the conclusion that 4
ne has been stolen. He will give a
liitable reward to any one giving in
'rmation of her whereabouts.
The Musical World for May Is at
and, and contains besides sexen pieces {
music an unusual amount OF valua- [
lie reading matter. No musical fami-
: can afford to he without copy of
his valuable magazine. Specimen [
,pies are sent for fifteen cents. Sub
'ription price 81 so per year. Address
'e Publishers, s. Brlinard's Sons,
leveland.
Our "weathcr prophets" are cOnsid- !,
ably divided In opinion when ex- G
'cssing their predictions as to what Z
rt of weather we are likely to have \
ring the coming season-many SEEM y
g inclined to believe that we will have '
very favorable season, while others y
arn us of an approaching cold unfa- Q
,rable season. Time will tell, and !