The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-03-24
VOLUME VIII.
Another snowstorm, Saturday.

9 Mercury got down to six degrees
above zero, yesterday morning.
Procure your township election tick.
cts ut the STAR Office.
Circuit Court adjourned Saturday
morning, till nine a. m. Tuesday.
We would like a few dozen pounds
Of good maple sugar, on subscription.
Rev. H. Gates was at Evart. last
Sunday, conducting religious services.
Our foremen has had touch of the
"shskin' ager," for sweek.
Nathan Lucas has the frame for his
new house nearly up.
Coon, Russell & Co. keep supply OF
fresh oranges, lemons and apples.
Supervisor Allen, of Cherry Valley,
was among the callers at the STAR Of
flee, yesterday.
The citizens of Webter township are
going in for a peoples caucus, this time.
See the call, elsewhere.
1t will he seen by our Eden township
correspondent, that every thing Is peace
full and prosperous up there.
! NJ. o. Green, of Reed City, has been
appointed Ovcrseer of the Poor Farm
in Osceola county. A good selection.
The Good Templar's Lodge at this
place is in flourishing condition with
a membership of over forty. Layton
Putnam, of Webber is w. G.
Osceola county has the proceedings
Of its Board of Supervisors, and the
County Trcasurer's report annually
pub lished In pamphlet form.
Hon. s. F. White, of Ludington;
Aug. Towner, of Ellsworth, and Chas.
Wiirhell, of Dover, were among the
callers ut the STAR office last week.
The April n umber of that entertain
ing periodical, Arthur's Home Mdgd-
zine, Is OH our table. Published by II.
s. Arthur & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa.
A "People's" caucus for Pleasant
Plains township, will be held i'm Court
House Hall, next Saturday.
We learn that Jacob Blakesley has
purchased the building opposite the
Baldwin House, used years ago rs
school house.
Mr.. Carter, of the firm of Carter &
Runyan, has purchased the John
O'Brien building, and intends to re-
pair ana refit it.
The adjourned session of the Circuit
Court was not held, Tuesday, for the
reason that the case pending was set
tied.
Deer Lake postOffice, Pinora town
| ship, mentioned i'm last weeks STAR
as having been established, is now
ready for business.
Sheriff Grant is notifying township
clerks, this week, of the proposition to
vote upon the amendment to the con-
stitution relative to Clerk of Supreme
Court.
School officers and teachers should
not fail to read the circular from the
State Horticultural Society, published
IN this issue relative to the offer Of
d. M. Ferry & Co.
Henry Hissong, Ebenezer Samis and
Henry Samis of Chase, gave us an
agreeable call, last week; the first
named adding his name to the list Of
subscribers to the STAR.
The advertising car" business got
out on this end of the +. & p. NJ, lastl
Monday afternoon. The travelling bill
board hailed from Chicago. 1t was n
''gorgus" affair.
Register of Deeds Phillips has issued
some business cards, announcing the
fact that he is fully prepared at all
times to draw deeds and mortgages, to
attend to paying taxes for residents
and to transact business for settlers
with the u. s. Land Office.
Austin s. Randall has purchased
quantity of plains land from the f. &
r. NJ. Railroad Company, adjoining
the old Harry Sawyer place, in Yates
township, and intends to test the ques-
ton of raising sheep. We have much
faith that he will succeed, II he man.
ages properly.
Lipp incotrs Magazine for April pre-
sents very varied list of contents, In
terestiDg, illustrated. The new serial
"Craque o. Do om," opens In this num-
Der and promises well; the chara cters
being novel and life-like. A single
yearly subscription to this magazine Is
$500; the terms to clubs, greatly re-
duced. J. b. Lippincott, publishers,
715 Market st., Philadelphia.
G. G. Hadden, who has been with w.
HI. DeLamater since last September,
started, Tuesday morning, for his old
home in Kalamazoo, where his par
ents need his presence and assistance.
He leaves the mills In good shape, full
Of business; and the many patrons will
have their wants supplied promptly
and satisfactorily ms heretofore. Mr..
H. leaves many warm friends behind,
who regret to see him depart.
At caucus recently held, the peo-
pie OF Pinora township nominated the
following ticket: Supervisor, Samuel
Wolf; Clerk, Albert f. Brown; Treas.
urer, Ahram Rosenberg; Com. of High
ways, Lars Larson; Justice ofth Peace
full term), Chas. B. Wibirt; Justice Of
the Peace ITO al Vacancy, Nathan w.
Goocb; Sup't Of Schools, J. d. Shat
tuck; School Inspector, Lucius X. o.
terhout; Constables, Harry Sawyer,
Henry Cain.
Albert Smith, arrested here last Fall,
by Sheriff Oviatt, for horse-stsaling at
Muskegon has been sent to Jackson