The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-16
VOLUME VIII.


Pumpkin Pie next Thursday night.
Mr. w. H. DeLamater, has sore
arm. Old "Grousc' died.
Rev. Horace Gates has gone on a
visit and when he returns-well-wait
and see.
Chas. III. Chick Is preparing to build
q dwelling house on the corner OPP
posite to and south of Smurthwaite's.
Mrs. b. Tripp Of Eden township, has
the thanks of the editors. better hall
for nice boquet OF flowers.
ASA N. Beebe, Of Webher township,
has our thanks for two fine water
melons.
Emmett Coon & Co. have finished
the addition to their store room, aud
are occupying the same. 1t IL a.fine
improvement.
We would be pleased to have those
Of our subscribers who wish to pay
their subscriptions in wood, bring 1t
along just now.
Thos. Conway and wife started, this
week, for Ohio, where they will spend
the remainder of their days with their
children.
The regular gospel meeting at Court
House hall next sunday evening will
be conducted by Mr.. George. n. West
subject; -''Seven solemn questions"
Mrs. DeIamater and Children re-
turned last Tuesday evening from Char
lotte, Mich, were they have been visit
ing for the past four weeks, and VIM.
H. is happy accordingly.
We have on exhibition at the STAR
Office two apples raised from seed. hy
f. McCluskey, of Ellsworth township,
that are models of beauty. One aOf
them measures III and the other II ~
ches in circumference. :.
Lake County Agricultural Society
gives notice that all persons visiting
Lake county-during the Fair-for the
purpose of locating farms, will be
granted free admittancc to the grounds
at the exhibition. a..
On Friday last. Benz. Trip, of Eden
township, left ut this Office n, few spec-
linens Of peaches raised OH his faruf,
this season. They were nice enouglt
fnr anyone; and were good proof that
such fruit may be produced cytns oc'
the plains of Lake county. &
Lake County Agricultural Society W
cut with FLAMING posters' announc-
ing the fact Of the Sixth Annual Fair
to commence Sept. Goth and continue
three days. We confidently expect to
see the best Fair ever held in the
county.
As sample of what the plains can
do with IL fair scusOn, BENZ. Tripp, of
Eden township, left with us, last week,
"a fine lot Of tomatoes, onions and two
specimen ears of corn. Every article
IL excellent. We thank Ben. for his
kindly remembrance of the printer,
and congratulate him ON his success in
farming Oh the plains.
Rev. w. f. Silence will be absent
next Sabbath ut Tolman (Webber).
Instead of the regular preaching SER
vices of the Congregational Church, u
gospel meeting will be held In the
s,,npn;,Sn G,,l,faat llE.;tl, e.,
hoped that every one will come pre-
pared to speak briefly on the subject.
Mr.. Eben Saunders will conduct the
meeting.
The October number of Peterson's
Magazine is very attractive one;
fact, however, which may be said of
nearly or quite every issue of this peri
odical. 1t is one of the best and
cheapest magazines of its kind in ex-
istence, and fully deserves its great
popularity. Chas. ]. Peterson, pub
Usher, 306 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
Pa.
A peck Of Late Rose potatoes, left
ut the STAR Office, last Monday, by
Morrison Sandborn, of this township,
are among the bandsomest specimens
Of the the kind that we have ever seen.
There Is no question bat that the
plains can be made to produce the finest
Of vegetables, with fair season. Mr..
=. has the thanks of the printer for
his kindly remepbrance.
Look for full report Of the Teachers
Institute next week.
DR.. Geo. w. Manwaren has moved
to town. He has fitted up suite of
rooms in the Townsend House: (up
stairs] and is, now prepared to respond
promptly to calls for medicinal aid.
Miss Smith, of Ludington, who has
been engaged toteach our ''young ideas
how to Shoot" arrived to-day School
will commence Monday, Sept. 9th.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The adjourned
term of Circuit Court was held last
week, Judge Hart presiding. The fol-
lowing eases were disposed Of:
Brown VS. Haak, attachment; argued
and submitted; decision reserved.
People VS. Plary Beals, forfeited re-
cognixance; verdict OF $500 against de-
fcndant.
School Dist. No. 8 vs. School Dist.
No. 1, Webber township, assumpsit;