The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-04-17
VOLUME VI.
HOME STARLIGHT.

The frog opera season has begun.
The STAR will be six years old, next
week.
The Spring has come, and everything grows
Robins, blackbirds, thrushes, crows
Here the machine broke down.
VIM. Baker moved with his family
back to his homestead in Eden town
ship, last Monday.
Geo. Abrams remembers the printer
with nice mess of fresh fish, from one
of the many lakes in this locality.
Our stock is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
EMMETT Coon & Co.
The Sunday School meets In Court
House Hall, at o'clock each Sunday
afternoon.
Isaac Ozmun will repair and fit up
the house on the Foster homestead, this
Spring. ft
Andrew Ozmun, of Webber, returned
from Indiana, last week, with fine
span of horses.
Carl Warnke and his son William,
have rented the farm of BarkOs Burley,
Chase township; and ON Monday last,
they moved from Baldwin.
We are head quarters for choice teas,
at lowest prices.
EMMETT Coon & Co.
John Watson has purchased the en-
tire interest in the sawmill at Kinne
Creek, and intends to keep it running
i'm the future.
We understand that Emmett Coon
has purchased the house and lot for
merly owned by Sam'l Shafer, in this
place.
Mrs. G. r.. Williams and Mr.. G.. Mil
Ter, of Dover, have the thanks of the
printer for some Of the incest maple su-
gar we have seen this season.
Odd styles, or old stock, at cOa and
6eiOw. EMMETT Coon & Go.
The Sleeper mill at this place, which
has been shut down for several days;
is about to start up, cutting lumber in
stead of shingles.
The proposition to move the county
seat Of Clare county from Farwcll to
Budd Lake, was carried ut the recent
election, by large majority.
In the north part of Pinora and south
part of Ellsworth lies large tract of
heavy timber, and the snow is now
foot deep throughout its shadowy re-
cesses.
Our old motto-"Good goods, prompt
pay, and quick sales
EMaEr.r Coon & Co.
+. Indermill is giving the Baldwin
House thorough Sticking up" kal-
somining and painting the interior and
finishing the work of painting the out.
side. The work is being done by VIM
IndCrmill.
The ice came, OH the land-locked
lakes, Nov. 30th, 1878. and lasted until
April 18th, 1870; total of l34 days.
Its maximum thickness-was il inches.
Lakes with outlets were clear ten days
ago.
Don't YOU forget it, that there's
handsome stock of Dry Goods, Grocer
ie-, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware,
&C., &C., ut S. l.. BACHANT's,
Chase, Mich.
We tried some of those Brownclps
Beauty potatoes; raised by "A. Kellogg,
Evart; OH our dinner table; and must
say they are excellent. Mr.. Kellogg
has choice lot of this variety of potu-
to, for seed.
Among the most welcome periodicals
to our table is IetersOn's Mdgdziac;
published by Clias. J. Peterson, 3OG
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa. 1t is
especially desirable to the ladies, OH ac-
count of its fashion plates and patterns
On Friday last, child of Mrs. Liv-
ingston, Webber township, acciden-
tally fell from a chair and broke its left
arm. The bones were set 10y DR.. Mott,
and the child is now doing finely, uii-
der the circumstances.
April 9Th, Christopher Miller gath
cred, by hand, from the sugar bush OH
"Bob" Williams farm, Dover town.
ship, enough sap to make 80 pounds of
gathering and boiling to syrup
within six hours time. Pretty quick
work, we should think.
Minnesota Spring Wheat for seed
only few bushels left.
f.. CooN A. 10
While at the sugar-camp of G. n. Will
liams, Dover township, one day last
week, we noticed All arch constructed
by e. Miller, which was so built as to
clear itself from Goals and worked ad-
mirably. Mr.. M. evidently knows how
to do that kind Of work in right shape.
L. J. Kline, former typo in the
STAR Office, and for the past year In
the Outline office, Herscy; gave US
call, last Friday. Jud. Is out for a rest
ing spell, and has gone, this week, to
the vicinity Of Lansing, to visit rela-
tives and friends.