The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-02-26
VOLUME VII.
HOME STARLIGHT.

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up in Baldwin, this season.
The weather is again warm ant
rainy, this week.
]. ID. Garland has been appointed
postmaster at this point The change
is expected to take place, next week.
The regular social for benefit of the
Episcopal church, this Thursday eve
ming, at the Hall.
Regular meeting of North Star Lodge
No. 1929, Knights of Honor, tomorrow
friday evening.
J.J. Tanner and III. L. Dickerson, Of
Chase; and Il. ]. Mclaughlin, Of Pino-
ra, gave us friendly call, Tuesday.
BY reason of press of matter, we
were obliged, against our will, to omit
much of our Nirvana letter, this week,
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ballihger, of Cherry Valley, died Sat
urday; aged fourteen days.
The EDITORS sanctum was honored
with pleasant call from Bishop Giles
pie and Rev. ]. b. Pritchard, Tuesday
morning.
Rev. VIM. +. Silence is expected to
hold religious sci vices at the church,
at 10A a. m. and p. M, next Sunday.
All are invited.
We are in receipt ofthe compliments
of Hon. Jas. M. Neasmith, Commits
sioner of the State Land Office, in the
shape of his annual report for 1879.
Mr.. Russell, of Crown Point, Ind,
has been spending several days here,
visiting his relatives, the family of Em-
NETT Coon and his mother and sisters.
Bishop Gillespie was in Baldwin,
Monday evening, and conducted SER
vices at the church, assisted by Rev.
j. h. Pritchard. Four children were
sprinkled. The church was crowded.
Attractive and interesting to child
rem are the terms to be applied to
Golden Hours, published by Hitch
cock q Walden, Cincinnati, o. Terms,
81 60 per year, postpaid.
Arthw's Home Magazine for March
is brim full of interest to its many read
ers. This periodical is one we cheer
fully recommend, and it is afforded at
the low price of 81 a year. II. S. Ar
thur & Son, publishers, Philadelphia,
Pa. a.
The March number Of LippiacoFs
Magazine contains another Of those in
teresting illustrated "Sumplerland
Sketches besides various articles that
go to render its attractions complete.
Published by J. b. Lippincott & CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa, at 81 u year.
The chronological Journal for Marc!,
is an interesting number. 10 every
one, and especially those who love to
IQalle human nature study, this peri
Odical is of great value. Published by
s. II. Wells & Co., 49, Broadway, New
York. art
We always class the National Repos-
itory among the purest and best of
ladies' magazines. The March num-
Der is an excellent one-two illustrated
articles-"West Point Military Acadc-
N.Y." and american Art" Published
by Hitchcock & Walden, Cincinnati,
o., at SO a year, postpaid.
VIM. Eaton, one of the first settlers
in Chase village, has disposed of his
property there, and removes, this week,
with his family to farm near Old
Mission, Grand Traverse county. Mr..
e. is good citizen, and we regret to
see him leave the county; but wish him
success i'm his new home.
st. Nicholas for March contains AL
fred Tennyson's child-song, "Minnie
and Winnie," set to music. The short
stories and serials, the Illustrations
all go to make up a choice number of
this charming child's periodical. Pub
lished by Scribner & Co., 743 Broad
way, New York, at 80 year.
The March Scri6ner has four illus
trated sketches, to-wit: "The Tile
Club Afioat," "Peter the Great"
"Cham," and "Success With Small
Fruits" Besides those articles, we
find the serials and shorter sketches,
filling the number with interest and
attraction. 1t is good investment of
money to send $4 for Scri6ncr's Month
~, one year. Scribner & Co., publish
ers, 743 Broadway, New York.
The veteran hunter and angler, Sam.
Howes, yesterday, brought to town
fine lot of pickerel, which he had cap
tured with hook and line through the
Ice in one of the lakesa few miles south
of Baldwin. One of the fish, three or
four feet long, found its way to we edi-
tors table, and the verdict of the FAM
lily is. so far they have progressed in
devouring the huge creature, at is just
splendid eating!v
A t,rief visit to Chase, last Friday,
showed us the town wide-awake and
go-ahead for business. New mills
were being erected, the old ones were
busy, and additional sldetracks were
being put In by the F.& p. M. Stop
ping at the McGinley House, con-
vinced US that II is kept as well as any
In this part Of the State; IN fact, SO In
viting to the weary traveller that Lee
realizes that he don't have room
enough to accommodate NJ who would
patronize him. We are pleased to note