The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-11-13
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Bachant, at Chase, has just been lay
ing in fresh stock of new goods.
Communication from Chase, last
week, sent too late for insertion.
". E. Lazy, of Nirvana, has had the
misfortune to lose his horse.
Five men members were added to
the Congregational Society of Baldwin,
last Sunday.
The regular meeting of North Star
Lodge Knights of Honor occurs to-mor-
row friday evening.
There was thunder storm, Monday
evening. 1t has been quite warm and
springlike for several days.
Mrs. E. Taylor has new local ad-
vertisement in this weeks issue of the
STAR. Make note of it.
Francis Lincoln, father of Orville A.
Lincoln, of Elk township; died at Reed
City, Nov. LIST, aged nearly 80 years.
County Treasurer McCluskey spent
the fore part of the week with his
family, i'm Ellsworth township.
The old Randall Mill, at tSummitville,
is being run by John Harmon, in con-
nection with his other mill.
Those of our subscribers who have
expressed desire to pay their subscrip-
tions with potatoes should forward the
same at once.
We acknowledge receipt of a pleas
ant call from Nj. Derschel and III. Z.
Merchant, of Pinora, last. Tuesday
evening.
Thirteen carcasses and saddles of ven-
ison were shipped by American Ex-
press from this point, yesterday morn
ing.
The Evangelists have been holding
protracted meeting for two weeks, at
the Monroe School House, Pinora town.
ship; and expect to continue another
week.
Miss Emma o. Rosenberg, of Pinora
township, left, Nov. 9Th, for West
Branch, Ogemaw county, where she
expects to teach school the coming
Winter.
1t would seem that more deer are be-
ing slaughtered, this Fall, than at any
previous season. We hear of one party
of hunters from Indiana, having killed
%; and another party, three Michigan
hunters who have killed ten.
There will be religious services under
the auspices Of the Congregational
Society, in the Jenks' neighborhood,
at l0l O'Clock a. M, Sunday, Nov. 23d;
also, at Baldwin, at o'clock p. m. of
same day. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Vide A,odke and Bdbyland are two
excellent publications for the little
folks; published by ID Lothrop 4 Co.,
Boston, Mass. Weclub the first named
publication with the STAR, for S3. for
both one year; or Bdbyittnd and the
STAR for $3.50.
The November number of Brain
ards Musical World comes to us witt
the usual large and varied amount of
valuable music and musical news. 1t
is one of the best publications Of the
kind in the country; and is furnished
for 81 so per year. s. Brainard's Sons,
publishers, Cleveland Ohio.
w. H. DeLamater, proprietor of
DeLamater Mills, of this place, has
printed tags for the convenience Of his
patrons left at the various depots along
the line of the F. 4 p. M. Railway.
Where freight is prepaid he takes con-
signments of grists from and to the
depot here, free of charge.
Petcrson's Magazine for December is
on our table In advance. 1t is marvel
of beauty and excellence, fully main
tanning its popularity. Each issue has
a pattern supplement, which is of
much value and interest to the ladies.
Publisher, Chas. J. Peterson, 3O6 Chest
nut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
On Thusday evening of last week,
Prof. Van Wrinkle and Chas. Wolfe
gave one Of their concert entertain
ments at Court House Hall, this place.
The audience was not half so large
as the performance richly merited; ow-
ing, no doubt, largely to the fact that
such short notice had been given of
their coming. Nearly all the peices
were rendered in an excellent manner,
and those who failed to be present
missed treat. We feel sure that If
ever Messrs. Van Wrinkle and Wolfe
visit our place again they will meet
with the audience they well deserve.