The Lake County star., 1877-02-22
HOME STARLIGHT.

Captain f. Saunders gave Baldwin
a call last Wednesday.
Ex-Sheriff Grant was confinedto the
house by sickness last week.
| Mr.. G. w. Fuller Is an other one ol
those who are putting up large guam
tity Of ice.
James Tripp of Bakers Camp, while
telling a tree last week, got badly hurt
by it striking him in the breast.
VIM. North has moved his family
into the building lately purchased by
w. A. Burnam, of Geo. II. Broflle.
Jno. s. King is another of our pay
ing subscribers to renew his subscrip-
ton.
G. w. Fuller is putting down n well
on his premises purchased of VIM.
Wood.
VIM. Wood & Geo. G. Townsend,
are about to move their saloon in the
building formerly occupied by DIR. w.
B. Mott as a Drug store.
Mr.. Switzer of Yates township, has
just returned from Barry county, which
he went after Miss Alice Switzer his
daughter, who is very sick. lie re-
turned Monday the 18th.
a young man in the employ of RoX-
burgh ut Whitcomb's mill got badly
hurt one day this week. The latest
account is that he is not expected to
live.
We understand. that DR.. Brown of
Portland, this State, intends to locate
here. He has Jeen here for the past
week or two.
Anyone dcsirous oftrading II good
loublc-barrcled shotgun in part pay
mcnt for Il sewing machine, should call
at the STAR office.
DO you want to buy home cheap?
Read the advertisements of lands for
sale, to be found in other columns of
this paper.
"Hank" Ru,ld and Dwight Carpenter
have filed an ice house for j. ID. Gar
land, this week. Now look out for a
meat market in Baldwin.
you want good "story paper"
equal to the New York Lcdger, send
for the saturday ErCni"g Post. See
proposals piven elsewhere.
We are pleased to learn that Levi
Bovcc is doing Il good business selling
patent rights to manufacture the
bee hive in Gratiot county.
+. mdcrmilI, proprietor of the Bald
win House, has been putting up large
quanty of ice for use in the hotel dur
ing the coming warm season.
The sign Of Townsend House" was
torn down last week, and we hear that
AR. Swift Intends to call the hotel he
las rented of Geo. &. Townsend, the
Franklin House.
The remarkable pleasant weather for
still continues. Slcighs have
been generally abandoned; although |
there there's yet some snow in the
pincrics.
Harley IIaZen has taken the job of |
cutting twenty cords of "iack pine"
wood for this school district. The con-
tract calls for SIS when the wood is
delivered.
Every business man-merchant,
&c., should have sonic
note heads, letter heads and envelopes,
with business card neatly printed
thereon. All such work executed |
mt the STAR office.
Jas. Calhoun and family have re-
moved from Reed City to Shelburne,
Canada. Mr.. Calhoun is well and
avorably known to many i'm this vi
Unity rs the owner and landlord of
he American House, ut Reed City, be-
ore that hotel was destroyed by fire.
The Washington's Birthday Party
will come Off this Thursday evening"
lie dance in Bray's Hall, and the sup
Der ut the Franklin House. 1t is cx-
,cctcd that good music will be i'm at
endancc, that good supper will he
erved and that good time generally
will be the result.
From tho Ludington Appcalwe learn
hat one week ago last Tuesday, as G.
:. Barrell, and ID. Egery, of Grand
rapids, were driving the span of gray
'onics belonging to VIM. Allen, of
.udington, from Pcntwatcr to the above
,nmed place, they broke through the
ce OH the Pere Marquette River, and
he horses, and sleigh were lost. The
men barely escaped by jumping out of
Inc cutter before 1t was swept by the
under the ice. The rig was
to be worth $500. Parties
engaged looking for the team under the
&C the day following met with no sue
,css; and Mr.. Allen now threatens to
,ring suit for damages, IL the parties