The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-06-03
VOLUME VII.


See notice of "Warning.o
Grayling may be legally hooked, now
More rain, last Sunday and Monday
i Cut worms are very plentiful, thii
, season.
The census enumerators are at work
this week. tf-g
Rev. e. w. Miller, Of Big Rapids
will preach In Baldwin, next Sunday
| Tame strawberries were ripening In
We editors garden, June 1st.
Scarlet fever still prevails somewhat
at Ludington. .AA
i Geo. N. Stray, Es9, Of Ludington,
was in town, Monday. aa.
The section boys are busy as nailors,
putting In new ties.
| The dance In the Hall, Tuesday eve-
ming, was well attended.
| The meeting to organize a religious
society under the State law was a fail
ure. M n
ID. A. Blodgett, of Hersey, has IS
acres of splendid-looking wheat in Mis-
saukee county.
Ludington and Reed City are to have
celebrations, on the "Fourth." A
| special train will run from Evart.
Mrs. b. Coon, mother of Emmett,
returned home, last Thursdy evening,
from her visit to Illinois. ~
We received q pleasant call, last
Thursday, from Rev. Geo. Case, of Reed
City.
The father of Prosecuting Attorney
Smurthwaite has moved with his FAM
lily to Baldwin.
Rev. w. E. SILENCE remembered the
printer with nice mess Of lettuce and
cress, last Saturday.
M. A. LATER, of Hersey, has been APP
pointed Dept. County Clerk Of Osceola
cou nty..
Miss Ida Townsend is teaching the
school In the Dickens District, Eden
township.
A Post Of the Grand Army of the Re-
public has been organized In Luding-
ton, with Cbauncey Gibbs, ESQ.,, as
Commander.
Proceedings have been instituted
against ex-treasurer Sawyer and his
bondsmen, of Ellsworth, to recover the
amount Of the defalcation.
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, pastor of the Bap-
tist church at Kalamazoo, spent few
days of his vacation In Baldwin, trying
his luck at catching grayling.
F. ID. Butler has obtained employ
ment In one of Stray's camps, south of
Branch, and has removed with his FAM
lily from Baldwin.
The Ludington Record has put on
new head and also, enlarged. 1t IL "a
good paper, and we are glad to see 1t
prospecting.
Regular religious services are held In
the chapel every Wednesday evening;
and prayer meeting each alternate
Sabbath. All are earnestly invited to
be present.
A well has been put down at the out
er edge of the sidewalk between Eni-
NETT Coon & Co. q and w. A. Burnam's,
and furnished with q good wooden
pump.
The Episcopal Sabbath School had a
picnic at Little Star Lake, last Friday,
and pleasant time. We did not know
anything of the event until after the
paper was issued, last week.
Regular meeting of North Star Lodge
No. 1929 knights of Honor, Friday
evening, June l1th. A full attendance
is desired, as business of Importance is
likely to come up.
The Union Sabbath School at this
place contemplates having picnic at
some time in the near future. 1t is de-
sired that other schools in the vicinity
unite with them, on the occasion.
The June number of Scri6ner's con-
tains very interesting sketch of the
"exodus" of colored people from the
South. This magazine is always we'll
filled with entertaining and instructive
matter, rendering it one Of the most
popular periodicals In the country.
Scribner & Co., publishers, New York.
The chronological Journal for June
has an excellent portrait and sketch of
Robert Collier, the "blacksmith preach
er." s. r. Wells q Co., the publishers
of this valuable periodical, are now es-
tablished In their new quarters at 1853
Broadway, New York, and invite the
whole world TO call and see them.
Holden, Of the Farwell Register,
signed the bond of druggist, and now
some of bis friends(?) claim that he has
'Joined the whiskey party" 1t is
strange how some people will assist a
man they envy and fear by circulating
false reports about him, maligning his
motives, misrepresenting his character,
&c. t
The following are the names of the
Gems us epumerators Of Osceola county:
N. o. Pettibone for Marion, Highland
and Hartwick townships; NJ. B. Hough-
ton, for Burdell, Sherman and Rose
Lake; Geo. III. Bassett for Leroy and
Lincoln; A. B. Slosson, for Richmond;
8. r. Jones, for Hersey and Cedar; M.
G. Williams, for Osceols; Charles L.