The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-04-15
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The STAR is pretty near its seventh
birthday.
1t is really warm and Spring-liko
this week.
| Nj. l.. Townsend spent last Sunday
with his friends I'm Baldwin.
Special meeting of North Star Lodge
No. 1929 knights of Honor Saturday
evening.
The special religious meetings In the
Hall have been quite well attended,
| this week.
The Union Sabbath School meets at
8 o'clock p. m., next Sunday, in the
Hall. rf
Not vote was polled in Ellsworth
township against the reelection of Su-
pervisor Cutler.
There will probably he a meeting of
the Board of Supervisors, some time in
the latter part of this month.
Alex. DeLOng and Morrison Sand
born are getting out material for new
dwelling houses.
w. III. DeLamater is fencing and i'm
proving the premisesc about the mill
in good shape.
The school is in full blast again.
Miss Aruott is said to be an excellent
teacher.
Our story writer having failed to fur
nish the copy, this week, we have to
omit it.
We learn from Tho's Smurthwaite,
Esq, that the Sleeper mill at this
place has been sold to John Harman.
John Ballinger, of Cherry Valley
township, is putting up fine new barn
with stone foundation. Glad to note
the evidence of prosperity.
We learn from Prosecuting Attorney
Smurthwaite that Judge White, of
Ludington, is moving for new trial
Of the Marcoilller case, before Judge
Brown, ut Big Rapids.
The April number of the american
Agric,lturist, published 10y Orange
Judd Company, 245 Broadway, New
York, is full of interesting and valua-
ble topics and illustrations for farmers.
The pattern sheet with every num-
Der of IcterSoa's Kugozine-twelve each
year, are alone worth the subscription
price. The May number is already at
hand. Published by Chas J. Peterson,
500 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
II. III. Hollister, having purchased
the Deuress house and lot i'm Wcbtpr
township, has moved his family there.
B. q. Cotton occupies tlicrooms former
ly used ly q. \. jones, and tine latter
takes the rooms formerly occupied 10y
Hollister.
Three pigeon hunters who reside
few miles sout, OF Baldwin, returned,
Monday, from the nesting up at
Traverse City. They report the size of
the nesting as over stated and that
very few binds were being caught, Oh
account of the cold weather.
We are requested to announce that
in place of the usual social, OH Thurs
day evening next, there will be given
'..rhe Mistlctoc Bough; a Pantomime;"
charming entertainment, and wor-
thy the patronage OF everybody. Don't
fail to come and see it. Usual admis-
sion, 10 cents.
The Outline says that Judge Hart, of
Midland, will exchange with Judge
of Hcrsey, and hold the May
term of Circuit Court i'm Osceola coun-
ty, commencing May Sd, while on the
same day Judge Judkins will COM
mence the May term at Mt. Pleasant,
county, in Judge Harris Cir
cult. The reason is, Judkins is inter-
ested in several cases i'm Osceola.
The Manistee Times d: Standard Of
last Saturday says: "The railroad COM
mittee had u meeting Tuesday to hear
the report from II. G.. Peters, Esq. He |
had seen Mr.. Webber, attorney for the |
f. & p. M. r. II. Mr.. Weber will |
visit Manistee in about week, and if |
depot grounds and right of way can be
secured branch road will be built to
this city this season. No other busi-
ness was transacted"
The Ludington Record states that ON
he first of April the body of man
was found lying in the water on the
axe shore north of Hamlin. The re-
mains were in mutilated condition;
he right leg gone, and the forehead
,ut and bruised. The deceased had
evidently been about 40 years of age.
An inquest resulted i'm verdict of
ieath from unknown causes; and the
'emains were buried in the potter's
ield.
The Musical World for April is re-
,eived, and as usual Is brimful of musi-
al news from all parts Of the world
md bright new music, vocal and in
trumental. The present number con-
aims fine portrait of Meyerbeer,
lrawn expressly for the Musical World.
Also two new songs, two new instru-
mental pieces for piano, and fine
Of the celebrated !" Grcna-
lille Waltzes," arranged for violin and
piano. No family should be without
he Musical World. It's extremely low
,rice. SI.5O per year, or ST. 90 with