The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-06-15
Nice rain. last night.
Splendid growing weather.

Miss Ada Hollister has returned
to her home IN Sliawassee county.
fhey say it's girl, and w. Lucas is
''papa."
JIM. Lane, of Grand Rapids, was at
the Occidental, Tuesday.
The Ovid Union is one of the neatest
papers OIL our exchange list.
Capt. E. Saunders, of East Sagina W,
and G. M. Beardsley, Esq, of Hersey
were in town, yesterday.
Lewis A. Sven, Of Deer Lake, and
Mrs. g. w. Shane, of Baldwin add
their names to the STAR list.
J. s. Stearns, Esq, remembers the
home paper with renewal of subscrip-
tion for another year.
Geo. N. Jones and wife are at De-
troit, this week, witnessing the grand
reunion of the Army of the Potomac.
The boiler, &C., for Sessions mill at
Star Lake, was taken from the railroad
here, last week.
Crippled soldiers; by loss of leg or
arm; may receive the STAR one year
frr$l.
1. Grant is fencing i'm the south 40 of
the old c. G. Thompson place, now
owned by Mr.. q.
F. f. Whitney and J. II. Caughey are
among our subscribers to renew, dur
ing the past week.
The section boys are clearing away
the rubbish around the depot grounds,
this week.
While at Chase, tifs week, we made
the acquaintance of Bro. Drew, of the
Eclipse, and found him an agreeable,
chatty fellow, and hard at work.
The site for the Methodist church
and parsonage was surveyed, and
stakes set, last week; County Surveyor
Ozmun donating the work of survey.
Adjutapt General Robertson, of De-
troit, was i'm Baldwin, last Friday, hav-
ing little recreation among the gray
ling. He stopped at the Occidental.
On Thursday last, as u train OH Cam
fields logging road was backing up to
the woods u tree fell across the track
before the train; wrccking five cars.
Ex.Sherif Oviatt and A. nj. Gibbs,
Chase, gave us call, yesterday. They
brought Stephen Hurlburt before Pro-
bate Judge Burnam.
John Porteous and Mrs. Caldwell
were married, last Sunday evening;
and have gone TO house keeping in his
house In the west part of the village.
We are panied to learn of the death
Of Rev. .. S. Wolfe, of Reed City,
which occurred about II o'clock a. M.
last Tuesday, at his home in that vii
lage.
+. B. Kinne, of Elk township, expects
shortly to commence work OH his lots,
west of E. COon's dwelling, preparato-
ry to the erection of his dwelling. He
already has most of his material out.
We have received copy of the Mus
kegon Mail; and presume 1t means X.
Well, If that's the desire Of your heart,
brother quill drivers, We acquiesce with
greatest pleasure.
1t Is said that Notwithstanding the
times too numerous to mention that
the fruit crop has been killed by Re port,
within the past few weeks, there is yet
really good show for an abundance.
Mr.. G. o. Watrous, having effected
a sale of his property at Stanton, start
ed, last Friday morning, OIL his return
home to settle mp his affairs and move
with his family to Baldwin.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement for sealed pro.
posals for the building of the new
school house in Baldwin. 1t is ex-
pected that the work of building the |
house may be pushed forward to COM
pletion by the first of September next
I'm time for opening of Fall school.