The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-06-16
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Ex-Cierk Townet Of Elheorth, waa
in Baldwin, yesterdays,.s s,,-..'., 4.
4 Nathaniel Bonuey had potatoes lin
blossom, several days ago., smse ,suov
lH We leusM that Mira. f. Taylor will
establish ayhiilinery sllop IN chase.
Z Mrs. Isaac Grant has nearly recoy-
cred from sickness heS tnn HrA MO
! A picnic at n am Inns Lake is one of
looming events, SO We hear. 80
Tame aud wild strawberries are quite
4 plentiful here, this season. y
Work on the Manistee Railroad is
progressing rapidly. ri,e vs.
! w. H. DeLamater is building barn
ON his plsinlseaat the rhi3l.gOY .-A.
i,r Ex-Sheriff Oviatt and wife were in
town, last Friday; George giving the
STAR ONCE u pleasant cali.
Supervisor Dickens, Of Eden town
ship, dropped In on us, Monday, for a
brief pleasant chat. sant.1 x
The first ripe whortlsberries we have
seen this season, were picked, last Mon
day. -----------------------
"Lon', Yates proposes to have party
in his hail, on.the Fourth; and expects
crowd. ,1GuUg! lIffss
w. A, Burnam has made q good I'M
provement, In laying down a sidewalk
from the depot to his hotel.
There is not vacant house for rent
in the village, just now, and there
were two or three applicants, this week.
Jas. H. Welch, of Dover; one Of the
old subscribers TO the STAR, again ie-
members the printer with the cash.
We learn that +. Baker, formerly of
Glencoe township, has removed to the
south part of the State. o1si
Four hotelsiin Baldwin. The next
thing should be a depot policeman to
protect the innocent travellers from the
onslaught Of the runners. eSssSt,s-
Fire in the woods near Kinne Creek
bridge, yesterday afternoon, alarmed
the section men for the safety of that
structure; but no damage occurred.
f, j. s. Stearns, Esq, left, this morn
ing, for New York, where he expects
to meet his wife on her return from
Europe. ssi...fsrf rf.o.gsa.-
Mr.. H. J. Merchant, since he lost his
house at Stearns Mill, has been think
ing of moving his family to Baldwin,
but cannot find an empty dwelling.
2 The offer of the STAR, the Chicago
Weekly NeWs and the horse book, all
for year, at So in adyaiice1-is still |
open. .i'ss.ss s.s...s 90 .,-.,',,,
s George w. and George E. Helms,
of Dover, were in Baldwin, yesterday;
and reported everything prosperous In
their locality. aes4
3 An accident OH Canfield's logging |
railway, In the north part Of this conn
ty, a few days ago., demolished three
or four ears.
The Board of Supervisors convened,
last Monday. We will endeasor to
publish something Of their proceedings,
ia opr next issue. M .ss
The lower part of Carter Il Runyan's
saw mill is about framed. 1t is expect
ed that the mill will be fairly going by
the FIRST of September.
There was . drenching shower Of
rain, Sunday night; and more Of the
same sort, hast night. The season, thus
far, is very favorable. IL
J. ]. Robertson, of Dover; d. A. La
throp, of Pinora, and Dr. c. HI. White,
Of Reed City, were among the agreea1
BILE callers at tie STAR Office, this week
The ffst tame Strawberries for this
market were brought in, last Friday,
by Mrs. II. +. Young, Of this township.
and sold Cor 70 oesIts q quart. On Nom
lisy, the berries were more plentiful,
aDd sold atlz} cents. N. y - 4
"A young man named Ezra Baker,
Is conducting religious services I'm the
Kinney school house,, Webber town
ship, at II o'clock each Sunday; and
we understand is creating quite an in
terest In matters Of religion. IL,
A young man. whose name we, I'D
not learn; employed in F. d. Lacy's
hill, Nirvana; accidentally fell on a
saw, Monday, and received bad cut
10 his back and shoulder. He was TAX
en- to Dr.. White, at Reed CITY, who
dressed the wound. aa~
Adelbert jerks, Of Fenwick, this
State, is up here on visit to his BROTH
ers, H. N. and l.. ]. jerks, and gave
d call, yesterday. Wishing to keep
posted az. to what was trsnspisingp anA
Lake county, he hands I'm q paid-up
subscription to the STAR, -. ri.i u
sOn Friday afternoon last, the lum- |
bermen -ftpm <ChasrSn AsBU<EeeaS z
camp, which was breaking up, took
9th them to Ludington q bear. We
learned that bruin was captured some
Two years ago. The animal did not i
'cem to be very tapc, as there IYes ,agI
man each side Of II, at the end of a
chain. '.,r' y. =, ..s....-sI,
I'VE understand that mcdonnell, the
alleged boy murderer at Ludingtors
was released, ON examination; having
Droved ts, f1,e aatiafncfio,, ~ fl,e 1,,s-