The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-08-31

The law OF 1oSi provides that ut tb
meeting OF the township Registra tiol
Boards, this year, they shall make on
an entirely new registration Of all tn
voters. The town clerks should pos
notices In six of the most public places
In their respective townships, at leas
twenty days before the time of sal,
meeting of the Boards. AS we under
stand 1t, every voter must appear IL
person on registration day and register
The annual meeting of school dis
trict No. 2, Of the Township of Pleas
ant Plains, for the election of schoo
district officers, voting upon the ques.
tion of organizing as u graded school,
district, and for the transaction of such
other business as may lawfully come
before it, will be held ut the school
house, on Monday, the fourth day OF
September, 1882, 7:s0 o'clock p. m.
We received a call, Monday, from
Mr., l.. Griffin. of Ionia county, who
has recently purchased tho Redfield
farm, in this township. Mr.. q. says
he intends moving OH to his new pos
session at once, and commence busi-
ness farming. To judge from first APP
pearance and impression, we are in
clined to think that Mr.. Griffin will be
a good addition to our citizens.
Chas. II. Chick has just returned
from Isabella county, bringing with
him three Indian ponies, and hand.
some white and bay horse for single
buggy horse. We took look at the
stock, yesterday; and they are beau
ties and no mistake. Il. Campbell,
also, went with Chick, and brought
back span of ponies for himself.
We acknowl edge receipt of a neat
pamphlet premium list for the Twelfth
Annual Fair Of Mason County Agri-
cultural Society, accompanied by a
complimentary for same. The exhib-
ition will be held Sept. 10th to 22,l,
inclusive; and promises to be II good
one. Ifpossible, we shall be there, and
write up Mason county a little.
The September number of the Hbrc,,
o,ogicdi Journal has much tn at is val
uable and interesting to those in pur-
suit Of knowledge. In short, every
number has its value, and its read
crs consider their money well invested,
in subscribing for it.
The Evait RcaicaD says that "Lot
Lee" u woman of questionable char
actcr, dicd at her house in Evart town
ship, Aug. 22,l; the coroner's jury bring
ing In verdict OF death 10y her own
hand, with morphine.
The workmen employed yesterday in
raising the rafters for the new Congrc-
gational church, were the pleased re-
cipicnts Of tasty lunch, 'st the hands
of Mrs. Ill. D. Watrous and Mrs. T..
Saunders.
Rev. j. Pritchurl he'll religious ser
vices in tho Episcopal chapel, last Sun
day morning and evening; and left
announcement for services mt same
hours, one week from next Sund day.
Jas. II. Caughey was in town, yes
tcrday, trying to secure house I'm
which to place his f,mily, and more
here. He engaged rooms over Ash's
meat market.
An agricultural paper claims that u
way to preserve beef steak and mutton
chop, in warm weather is to strew
each piece with Indian meal then roll
it up and bury 1t In meal.
Rev. A. +. Swem will preach his
farewell sermon for this conference
year In Court House Hall, next Sum
day evening.
Mallett 4 Rice, of Luding ton, are
about to start for the Red River region,
IN Northern Dacotah; where they will
20 into the real estate business.
N. Lucas has closed his meat mar
kct for the present; and has gone trav-
cling with Chapman, the ventriloquist,
,n tour throughout the State.
Drew, of Chase, had u bunch of oats
It his office, last week, from the farm
If M. Dershcll, rnora; measuring over
i've feet in length.