The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-26

T. Smurthwaitc Is rcpaintlng the out
side of his dwelling.
Manistee has one or two cases fdip
iberia.
Ludington will observe Decoration
Day with appropriate ceremonies.
DIR. G. II. White, of Reed City, was
In town, Monday evening, and gave Us
pleasant call.
We understand that the COngrega-
tic nal Society at this place is soon ia
have another pastor.
Rain! rain! oh how wish It would
rain! was the cry Monday and Tues
day.
The June number of Arthm's Home
Magazine is full of interest and attrac-
ton to Its numerous patrons.
On Saturday last, ye editor speared
fine rickerel In the river ut DeLam-
ater's dam.
The wrecking car wss up the road,
Monday, to assist In the permanent re-
pairs to Kinne Greek bridge.
c. H. Forman shut down his mill
last Friday, because his crew would go
to the circus mt Reed City.
Geo. C. Townsend is preparing to
move his dwelling on his lot adjoining
his saloon property.
A. S. Randall is the purchaser of the
Wright farm. He contemplates sheep
raising on the plains.
Next Wednesday you may COM
mence the sport of catching grayling,
II you want to.
A Congregational Society Of fourteen
members has just been organized at
Tallman, on the Manistee railroad.
J.J. Austin, station agent ut Hersey,
for the +. & p. NJ. r. r., has resigned
his position, and gone elsewhere.
Hersey village Council thinks the
time has not yet come for Ordinancing
against cattle running at large there.
The Tustin Advance has been sold by
II. II. Mccullough to Degoit and Town
send.
How do you like the proposition to
place Lake county In State Represent
ativc District with Wexford, Benzie
and Kalkaska counties?
The infant child of Dudley Miner,
of this place, was reported sick with
diptheria, Sunday morning. Its recov-
cry i. yet in doubt.
Mr.. +. Hubbell, manager Of Cam
fields logging railroad, in the north
ern part of this county, has returned
with his family to Manistee.
A young man named Tenant was
accidentally drawn into pulley ut
Canfield's mill, Manistee, last Satur-
day, and received supposed fatal injur-
les.
Every number of the American Ag-
ric,iturist Is filed with valuable illus
trations and hints to farmers, and the
June number is not an exception to the
rule.
The American Express Company
carries money packages of amounts un-
der so, to any ofits Offices Ia the Unit
ed States and Canada, for fifteen cents
each.
Rev. w. e. Silence was In Baldwin,
Tuesday, having stopped off while OH
his way home from conference meet
ing of Congregational ministers ut
Charlotte. He is still stationed ut Man
istee.
1t is said that night passenger trains
with sleeping cars attached, will run
OIL the f. & p. NJ, between Toledo,
Detroit and East Saginaw, after June
1st. The evident intention of the road
is bid for the through passenger traffic.
We acknowledge receipt Of an invi-
tation to be present Mt an excursion of
the students of Eastman College, from
Poughkeepsie to New York City and
return, next Saturday. Like to be
there, but it is one of the things we can
not do.
There is rumor of a change in the
running of trains over the +. & p. M.
r. r., within few days; by which the
mixed train leaves Reed City in the
morning, instead of afternoon, and an
additional passenger train will be put
on. Such change would prove a con-
venience to those wishing to transact
business I'm Ludiupton.