The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-03-28

Comfy Clerk Towner and family re-
turned home last Thursday evenleg.
Alex. Delong and family arrived In
Baldwin, last Friday evening.
If the predictions of"weather proph-
cts" amount to anything we are going
to have fruitful season.
DIR. White, of Hersey, has been ap-
pointed examining surgeon for pen
siens, vice Wood resigned.
8. M. Buchanan, the new merchant,
is handling shingles with the Tuxwortn
boys. M
Theo. Carr, route agent Of American
Express, was up the F. 4 p. M. Road,
the other day, on business for the 20.
I'D Blood, Of Yates township, VIII
remove with his family to New York
State, next week.
Geo. Heilmann was last week NOM
mated for re-elec ton to the once OF
Supervisor from Pinora township.
The family of VIM. Kilpatrick, OF
Webber township left for Arkansas
last Tuesday morning.
"Jeff'' Mann and wife left Nirvana
on Wednesday, 10th inst, for their new
home i'm Iowa. .-s,
Will our friends I'm the several town
ships throughout the county remember
and send us, early, returns from the
elections next Monday?
The weather throughout last week
was warm and sllnshiny; SO that one
might work out of doors, in shirtsleeves
without discomfort.
Tie Session Laws Of 1877 are now at
hand in the County Clerks office, and
those entitled to them should call or
send and get them.
We learn that Lemuel II. Scott, of
Glencoe township, lost child 10y death,
last week, the funeral taking place
Friday. m akHld
Vim. Tuxworth, who has been at
work at Forman Station, has moved
lack to Manistcc, where he thinks he
l,as better job.
The remains of Mary Deuress, wife
of VIM. A. Deuress, were inferred In
the cemetery at Ypsilanti, last Satur-
day. -
Ex-County Treasurer Robt e. Big
bee, was placed in nomination by the
Republicans Of Shase township, last
Saturday, for the office of Supervisor.
| l.. M. Hardenburg has rented the
mdra House, ut Nirvann. to Messrs.
Williams Brothers, and will not re-
move from this township, at present.
An OK belonging to Chas. Shaw was
killed ut Jones 4 HOLSTERS lumber
camp, last Tuesday. A tree fell across
the animals back.
A young man named Titus made an
assault with his fist upon T.. Indermill
Tuesday; aud was arrested, convicted
Of assault and battery, and fined So
Ifyou find that man who still has
the delusion about "six weeks sleigh
ing in March," twist your fingers In
his hair and snake him Off to Kalama'
zoo. go y
Tie Record has it that Cole says he
has got sick of politics, and he never
intends to use his "growler' to pull the
Democratic party through the mire
again; but he thinks he ought to have
about 5000 to "make it bindin."
A communication from Ellsworth
township informs us that +. McClus
kew has been re-nominated for super
visor; A. Hoover, Clerk; H. 8. Saw
yer, Treasurer and Justice of the Peace
John Nichason, Superintendent o
Schools.
Two pair of horses on set of trucks
in w. s. Robinson's camp in Elk town
ship, drew at one load three logs which
scaled 1880 feet, on Friday last, and OF
Saturday the same teams drew one lol
which scaled 1000 feet, on two mile
haul.
There was decided change In thu
; weather, last Saturday night; 1t freez
!. ing quite hard, with slight dash o
snow. The cold snap lasted Tuesday
when the wind veering around into tn
south, brought with 1t fair degree o
warmth.
Mari, of the Wexford Pioneer, stirret
up a School Board by publishing al
item which said Board claims to hav
been untrue. Last week Mari allowe'
the school men third of column II
which to Tell him he lies, and he nov
prcsumes that they are happy.
The Reed City Clarion launches GU
liveley against the present condition o
, criminal affairs In that thriving village
,, and says, 'Reed City is infested will
the worst gang Of blacklegs, and tn
, lowest, vilest troop Of prostitutes ol
J Gods earth; who practice their nefari
ous arts openly and boldly, withou
fear or hindrance."
The Record states that "the projec
for getting Mrs. Wards logs to the rive
by building q railroad, has been Aban
doned. No attempt will be made t
get any logs down except those no,
skIdded. For the present, big wheel
will be used; four sets Of which are nov
at work, and trucks can do the remain
!. der before the water gets too low In To
river, 1t is hoped. The 20 nth mill wi
I not run, probably, this season"
{, We wonder II many parents feel SUI
: their boys and girls are beyend N
|" reach. OF pernicious literature--th
! surest safeguard Is to provide plenty
7 thnt which Is good and pure, as we
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