The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-08-04
VOLUME TX.
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Two new subscribers, this week.
Ice is in good demand, these warm
days.
Up goes the frame for +. Coon's new
house. sssf .s.f,
One divorce case In the August Term
of Circuit Court. rai,
Job work has interfered with the pa
per, this week.
"A game of cricket ball is the sport on
the common, each evening.
We received pleasant call, Wednes-
day, from Linus Messenger, Of Chase.
Mrs. 1. g. Evans has been quite sick,
but is recovering. H- #,
Baldwin is to have another meat
market. sA
Blackberries are said to be very plen-
tiful, this season.
The whortlebeiry harvest has nearly
reached the end. ~ G
The meeting of the Agricultural So
ciety, Saturday. g l
E. Saunders and family returned
from Saginaw, Monday. 4
DIR. A. w. Jenkins, of Reed City,
was in Baldwin, Sunday, on profess
ional duty.
M. l.. Townsend, former station
agent ut this point, is in town, this
week.
E. H.;Weaver has so far recovered
from his injuries as to be able to resume
work on the track.
1t seems we were in error in an
nouncing the close Of the Baldwin
school, this week.
Not q criminal case on the Circuit
Court calendar of Lake county, at the
commencement of the present term.
Those of our subscribers who wish to
furnish us potatoes, on subscription,
are invited to send them along.
"Lon" Yates proposes to havea char
vest home" party in his hall, Friday
evening, August 18th.
Circuit Court is grinding, this week,
under the supervision of his honor,
Judge. Judkins.
Geo. E. Helms has returned to his
"first love-" among the type in the
STAR Office.
Between four and Ave thousand dol
lars have been paid out by our mer-
chants for whortleberries, during the
past season.
P. Mclaughlin, of Pinora, gave us
one of the sweetest surprises, Tuesday,
we ever met with, in the shape of
about twenty pounds of nice extracted
honey:
N. HI. Mckee, of Dover, one of the
charter members of the STAR family
of subscribers, renews his subscription,
this week; which, ofcourse, pleases the
printer.
The drouth continues in our imme-
diate vicinity; although there has been
rain In localities five or six miles both
north and south of us, within the past
few days.
The July issue of the Illustrated Sci.
entifc Nes0s teens with interesting H.
lustrated articles. 1t is an elegantly
printed and valuable periodical. Pub
lished by Mum & Co., 81 Park Row,
New York.
We understand that the Township
Superintendent of Schools have elect
ed John w. Nicholson, of Ellsworth;
David Cornell, of Chase, and Frank e.
Withey, Of Baldwin, County Examin-
ers of teachers. A&4 l.lA As-'..
Among the mehs6ers of the bar pres
ent from other counties, at Circuit
Court, this week, we notice H. III.
Wheeler, and 8. F. White. Ludington;
G. M. Beardsley, Hersey; M. Brown
and j. Palmer, Big Rapids; and A. B.
Morse, Ionia. taa
We are requested to announce that
Bishop Gillespie, Of the Episcopal
Church, will hold religious services In
the chapel at Baldwin, on next Sum
day, August 7th, at 1890 a. m. and S
p. m; and at Forman, In the afternoon,
at 4 o'clock.
& We acknowledge calls, this week,
from Ebenezer Samis, 8. Fredenberg,
A. Fiahdt, r. e. Bigbee, z. Blood and
III. Saunders, Chase; David A. Lathrop,
L. w. Kicker and p. Mclaughlin, Pr
nora; N. HI. Mckee and Geo. F. Coe,
Dover; A. Towner, Ellsworth. Come
again, gentlemen.a E
We acknowledge receipt sf the com-
pliments of the State Agricultural 30
ciety, in the Shape Of q ticket to the
Thirty-third Annual Fair, To be held at
Jackson, from the 10th to the 23d of
September. It would certainly give
us much pleasure to attend the exhibi-
ton. .ssi ~. ~ -. s.,,. s,,.,. ~ -.