The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-01-22

Circuit Court convened yesterday.
| Two new subscribers and several re
newals since our last issue.
More snow again, and everybod,
looks more cheerful.
The snow plow was out on the +. 4
p. NJ, last IT Thursday) evening.
Owing to job work and outside busi
ness we are one day late In issuing th'
STAR, this week.
Regular meeting Of North Star Lodge
No. 1920, Knights Of Honor, this (Fri
day. evening. ~
The work Of painting and vanishing
the inside of the Episcopal church
building has been completed.
Another social for the benefit of the
Episcopal Society is preparing for Fri.
day evening, Jan. 30th, in Court House
Hall.
Rev. J. b. Pritchard will conduct re.
ligious services at the Episcopal church
In Baldwin, at 103 O'clock a. M, Sun
day, Feb. sth; and at Forman in the
evening. All are invited.
Mrs. Garland and Miss Hessie Coon
have, by means raised through l0-cent
subscriptions, purchased six dozen tea
spoons for use on occasions of public
socials, pic-nics, &c.
On Saturday last, the funeral ofMrs.
Robinson, daughter of Mrs. c. Il. Carr,
of Lake township, occurred I'm the Epis-
copal church at Baldwin; Rev. L. Cur
tiss officiating. The remains were in-
TERED in Pleasant Plains cemetery.
Rev. l.. Curtiss will conduct religious
services ut Baldwin ut lO2 a. M, Sum
day, Feb. 1st; and at the jerks school
house, in the afternoon. Rev. VIM.
e. Silence is expected to have removed
here with his family and to conduct
services, Sunday, Feb. 18th.
Our subscribers should notice change
in advertisement of Bast's Riding Saw
Machine to f. G. Bast, st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Bast makes this change as other
parties in Chicago claim all letters pat
ent to U. S. Manfg Go. Ifyou want n
Bast Saw, write again to the new ad-
dress.
The case Of Brown, the insane per-
son from Chase township, will be sup
ported hereafter ut the expense of the
State. Steps are now being taken for
the sale of his real estate, and the par
tial rciinbursing the county for the
moneys expended before legal meas
ures were had TO declare him insane.
From Supervisor Dickens, of Eden
township, we learn that Jackson Peck,
now an inmate of the Soldiers Home,
i fast failing In health, and it is be-
lieved will not long survive. Any one
knowing the whereabouts of his rcla-
tivcs would doubtless confer u favor by
informing them of his condition.
An assistant Prosecuting Attorney
arrived at Baldwin, this morning. He
Is already capable of pleading his own
case; or Mt least, 50 his nurses assert;
aud Tom; whileIle realizes that the
Third Assistant causes greater division
of the salary, yet for the life of him
can't tell how he can dispense with any
one of them.
Rev. VIM. e. SILENCE, formerly from
Monroe county, this State, is about to
remove to Baldwin, and act as pastor
of the Congregational Church for the
coming year. He preached here last
Sabbath, and was unanimously accept
Ell by the members of the Society at
this point. His reception was equally
cordial at Weldon Creek and Custer,
whittier he went Monday. On Thurs
day morning he returned for his fami-
ly, and will make necessary arrange
ments to remove here at once. The
people of our village and vicinity seem
favorably impressed with the idea Of a
minister coming to reside in our midst,
and it Is hoped that the arrangement
will prove pleasant and profitable to all.