The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-03-20
VOLUME VI.
HOME STARLIGHT.


Last Monday was st. Patrick's Day
Another light dash Of snow, last Fri
. day morning.
M. Conway has been on the sick lis
for several days.
]. ID. Garland is opening anothe
meat market.
Pretty snug winter weather SO fal
this week.
M. L. Townsend has been getting ou
a handsome sign for Campbell & Bak
er.
Just think of it; the Chicago Week.,
Nesos and your home paper, both one
year, for 1915.
Mrs. b. g. Cotton returned last Fri
day evening from visit to the south
eastern part of the State.
The warm weather oflast week caus-
eel the farmers to commence Spring
work.
Minnesota Spring Wheat for seed;
only a few bushels left.
f. Coon & Co.
M. l.. Townsend left, last Monday
morning, for the East, where, We un-
derstand, he will remain permanently.
Last Sunday night was one of the
coolest experienced here during the
cold season.
The F. & p. M. Railway now run
five passenger trains daily from Sagi-
nav to Detroit and Toledo.
We desire quantity ofmaple syrup,
on subscription. Don't be afraid of send
ing us too much.
Alfred j. Newell, of Yates township,
had the misfortune to lose his cabin, by
fire, recently.
Some good dry pine, 16 inches in
length, wanted OF subscription to the
STAR.
E. b. Kinne, of Elk township, has
the printers thanks for some nice heads
of cabbage.
c. w. Rose is putting a cellar under
the building purchased by him from
Elk township.
We arc head quarters for choice teas,
ut lowest prices.
EMMETT Coon & Co.
The Manistee Times d. Standard has
donned new dress; and we're hearth
ly glad to note the evidence of fprospcr-
ity.
The Pioneer says that a postoffice has
recently been established at Viola,
Wexford county; between Sherman
and Manton.
The dry-kiln of G. T.. Wing, Evart,
was destroyed by fire, March llth.
Loss estimated at $1,000. This is the
second kiln Mr.. w. has lost.
The postoflice at Victory, Mason
county, has been discontinued, by rea-
son of there being no candidate for
postmaster.
The Baldwin school again opened,
last Monday, under the leadership of
Mr.. Trowbridge, who seems to give
good satisfaction as a teacher.
Our old motto-.Good goods, prompt
pay, and quick sales"
EMMETT Com 4 Co.
G. w. Helms has gone up to his new
home, in Dover township, where he in
tends to manufacture some maple sug-
ar, this season.
by paying Sl.75, you may secure the
Farmer 8 ReDieW, an interesting 16-
page monthly, and the STAR for one
year.
On Saturday last, Dennis Avery, of
Cherry Valley township, exhibited to
us family bible, said to be over "a
hundred years old.
No pen picture can exceed the force
Of Nast's cartoons in Huyper's Weekly; |
up the injustice of the anti
Chinese bill.
John w. Swift, of Yates, has some
peach trees, nearly large enough to
bear fruit. He thinks he will succeed
in obtaining peaches from them.
Our stock is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
EMMETT Coon & Co.
G. w. Fuller says he intends to paint
his hotel, the coming season. That is
one of the important helps to the ap-
pearance of a village.
Allan Clark, brother to Mrs. Isaac
Grant, and who has been stopping
during the Fall and Winter ut this
point, left for his home in Isabella coun-
Iy, last Monday morning.
The Ludington Record says 1t is es-
timated that 10000, 900 feet of logs are
now i'm the Pere Marquette; and that
the whole cut will be about lO5, ,OOO, 900,
DR. 20 million less than the expected
Winters cut.
The Osceoid Outline says: "Maple
sugar is slowly coming into market,
,nce more; and the real knack of the
busines is to distinguish the melted
over last years saccharine product
from the fresh gathered sweets Of no."
On yesterday, "wednesday, 19th) the
State Fish Commission sent to this
point 10000 embryo whitefish, which
were deposited-70,O 900 In Star Lake,
by Geo. N. Jones and HI. H Isbell, and
1000 In Twin Lakes, by G. w. Fuller.
Odd styles, or old stock, ut cont and
below. EMMETT Coon & Co.
The Board of Supervisors Of Mason
county met in special session, RECENTLY.