The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30
VOLUME VIII.


q. G. Townsend is painting and re.
pairing his saloon.
Clair Young and family have moved
buck to town.
Regular services will be held at the
Episcopal church next Sunday.
Fair dance ut Court House Hall, to-
morrow (Friday) evening.
Keep your lead pencils in a safe
place.
The County Fair starts off briskly,
Notwithstanding the unfavorablc
weather.
Mr.. Jacob Voorhees, who has Gbccn
sp,n.iing the Summersat Ashton, re-
turned with his family, "bag and bag
gage" last Tuesday.
Mr.. Emmett Coon left. for Chicago,
la t Monday. When he returns Hook
out for new goods, and prices 80 suit
the times. ssg
= This Is the last week for the "boys''
| to be boss. THE Editor Of the STAR Is
expected home in a few days.
The sixth annual fair of tho Lake
County Agricultural Society is being
held thls week; Sept, 10Th Both and
Oct. 1st. Take in the Fair!
The DeLamater Mills are having
quite lively business since the new
miller arrived, they turn out "the boss
flour now.
MIR. G. q. Switzer, ofYates township
| left last week for Chicago ILL.,, to atteml
medical lectures, ut the Bennett Me'l-
ical Cpllege. He expects to graduate
next spring and come out full fledged
physician, If "sll is wcll', wishashcep'
skin, under his ARM.
Young folks should have their besl
sDil and tLcker'Un and;
E'.N It'll faces bright AMI hearts so light
Trip away to school"
N ,xt Monday NJ rninS.
Quite namhcr OF improvements IN
way OF new buildings AMI repairs OF
DID ones are being nia!e. Mr. III. a
Bray, with his c,,r.r ofnen lave beel
constantly employed diarias the past
twc mo.it,.s AMI !,,vc six weeks more
work promised a.ieAl.
" Rev. W. Il. S;i.sncn, Mes. u. Saundcr
h..a. .... .,eth Veedcr returned tu-dal
fi,m L,piinai'n, Where tl:'y have
been since 'rucsd,y hast attending thu
| Northern Central Conference OF tn
Congregational Church.
1t--- II.lan taking y Stroll up ttsti'c count,
ofllc y rrcenrTy We wT'r5 t5rar'iT't q
find thai the affairs OF tliiscuuaty have
Wcn so u'ly. cared f.r during the pres
mt administration. T..Sing into co,
si,lerati,.n tive fact that nearly all Of on
pr,sent olilcialsl,ave been rc:lon,ira.e,
and stand u car show for reelection
IT shows the wisdom of our people il
selecting the right ami competent, mel
for the right place.
Mrs III. a. Bray, WHO has Lren visit
ing friends at Huntington, Ohio, fo
-onac time past, returned yesterday.
We gratefully acknowledge The re-
ccipt Of nicely gotten UP and cical
volumn entitled The Life and Publi
Services os James A. Garfield. il
work worthy of a prominent place II
the library of every patriotic city 9
the United States. Price, 80 cents Z
-. 80, according to binding AMI finish
Published by a. S. Barnes g. CO., Nc,
York and Chicago.
STOLEN. On the night of Sept. 1St
large bay mare belonging to Nj
Chnunccy Glib Of Ludirgtm w,
stolen by George Wolfe, from Maxim
camp IN Elk township. Sheriff Ovin,
WIS notified of the theft last SatuI
day days after the crime was con
mitied-and left here 10y first trai
Monday morning in search. He trace
the horse to the vicinity of Ccda
Springs, Kent county, and at Plair
well. Allegan county he learned thf
Wolfe was known there and that j
has relatives living ut Springfield, Ohi'
0 her information was obtain,d tn,
will probably lead to the arrest of til
thief, and the recovery of the stole
horse. A reward of $50 has been o
fercd by Mr.. Gibbs for the return
the horse and sheriff Oviatt has ofIere
M additional reward Of $50 for the al
rphcusicn uf the thief.