The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-09-25

great pleasure 10 oe present. n~H hT,
The Mason County Fair came offthis
week. We regret that we could not
get away from the work shop long
enoug h to take look ut the fife exhi-
bition which was doubtless made BE-,
f. Benedict, formerly from Canada,
has purchased forty acres In Lake
township, from John Baumann, and
has settled with his family and gone
at the work Of improving. ! 3n s1
''Stlp' Edgerly had his right foot ac-
cidentally caught in the running gear
of q wagon, few days since, receiving
severe sprain which lays him up for
several days. i =
We are requested to announce that
Rev. WIN. Matthias, of Evart, will con-
duct religious services in Court House
Hall, at III O'clock "a. IN. and 5 o'clocl;
p. m. Sunday, Sept. oSth. All are in
vited.
Rev. l.. Curtiss will conduct religious
services next Sunday, as follows: In
the Howell neighborhood, Yates town
ship, ut 10 a. M; jerks neighborhood,
Pleasant Plains township, p. m; and
at Baldwin in the evening.
The October number of the Ntirse,y
is finely illustrated and the reading
m,tter of the sort to please the chill
dren. Battles delight inthis periodical,
and it is furnished at the low price of
81 SO a year. Clubbing with the STAR,
$40. , 5stia e csb5R usf
Golden Hours, the beautiful child's
periodical, is designed for moral and
christian households, but richly de
serves Il place at every fireside. The
October number is Of full usual merit.
1t is furnished for 81 go a year, post
paid, by Hitchcock & Walden, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. n ~. e.ssgr ga -.a ..- 81.
The October number Of .1rthur's IT,
iusfrated Home nugdzine contains u
fine array Of fashion plates for ladies'
and girls costumes. The reading mat
ter is ofan excellent description;a but
II Is the common result in Arthur's.
Terms, $2.25 a year. IT, s.. Arthur &
Son, publishers, Philadelphia, Pa, - ro
The National Repository for October
opens with Burns celebrated poem, the
"Cotter's Saturday Night" handsome
Iy illustrated. 1t is followed by articles
Of merit and interest; making the num-
Der one of attraction, and value. Pub
lished monthly by Hitchcock & Wal,
den, Cincinnati, Ohio; at SO a year. 'tas'
The October number Of ST.. Nicho1as
closes tile sixth volume OF that charm
ing magazine for little folks with San
array OF features hard to match In IN
terest. 1t is brimfull of attraction for
children, and the periodical always
merits its popularity among them, 1t
is furnished for SO year by the pub
fishers, Scribner & Coz. New York.
Lippincotes Magazine for October
opens " ith very bright and amusing
article depicting the rambles of party
of American artists In Italy. The 9TH
er illustrated articles are "Summerland
Sketches and misunderstanding
With the Emperor of Australia All
the articles are meritorious. Published
by ]. b. Lippincott & Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa, for $4 q year. ,,,,,,r
We are in receipt Of a copy of the
American Traveller, published In Lon
don, England, accompanied by an en-
craving OF Victoria G. Woodhall, "can-
didate for the Presidency of the United
States" She looks quite pretty and
captivating. but we are inclined to the
opinion tbat her chances foroibeing a
President are, like our own, rather OBJ
scure. ~ b ;iwa ssJ ~ as is sui G,s 80
8. E. Dickens, Of Eden, rushed into
cl,r sanctum, Saturday evening, bis
visage showing high state Of excite-
mett. AS soon as he recovered his
equilibrium, and. wer had our, pencil
sharpened suitable fbrrecording MUIR
der or elopement, he let us out Of s,ls7
perse by explaining. Afterall thefeel-
ing was natural. wedidn't blamehim
He was young grandpa. In other
words--or language to that effect q
bouncing new boy came to the home
of Chas. III. and Ida v. Baker, Saturday
morning, Sept 2oth, 1879. g :sesai.l -
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