, 1874-12-27

| hOIk6 1cll9TB, II IO6J Al4UH 1115 AAA0 ~ AAA
| into disropair.
One Of the "tright," sweet little fools Of the
Grote family ATelia, aged Q, offered up on the
altar OF the kitchen stove 81, 10O IN greenbacks'
| Wednesday. She had been told to liEht q fire,
| and seized the first thing handy. Mr. Grote,
when he realized his loss, lnmented the War that
| abolished the joys and privileges OF the old
plantation. He even wished ho we're dead. bslt,
| upon reelection, wished he had not been such II,
| idiot as to leave the money abont.
! Juyorn and Hadlcy Grammar Schools. and the
| High School, have held closing exercises, with
great eclat, this week.
Tho Denier panton1ime Troupe has boon per-
forming to good houses at Harry Dcakin's Opera
| House all the week. Tho Stoddart Combination
Troupe plays next wcok, commencing Monday.
| KENOsHA.
| Special Correspondence Of Tho Chicago Tribune.
| HOLIDAY wEEK.'
| KEyosnA. Dec. o5.-Merry Christmas is here,
and being duly observed, both in and out OF the
| Church.
Last week the Congregational Church Society
held bazaar aud festival which was very fine
affair. One circumstance which occurred during
the timo should be put on record: There WAS Of
fered s12 foot-rest, for gontlemcn's use. to be
sold By election to tho most popular young man
| in Kcnosba, at 10 cents vote. Two OF our
Apollos were the candidates; one Of them re-
ceiyed votes. the other l! The offer was pro-
nouncel failure, the money refunded, mud oil
| bets declared off. Tho bazaar. however, was q
fnancal SUCCESS, the net receipts being $3.50.
The Episcopal Society bold q like entertain
.at4nr ras.,,. .n rosa,, of ,rc,; ,saro a5o
osS'A "aat oaI s.I - oxa;a,,a,,t ,:". .,aata hv
.in .i.s haa,t,t, ali ~ a1act;on for tbo
,tt;a+ Ittlo S;aa =, +1,e c;tr, NJ 10corta n vofa
between the different religious societies here,
the representatives OF each present vieing with
each other IN their efforts TO WIN tne nf1za. A.
1eF ha1a contess "ns wo, " !1tio a.ss 'l''.
,.arv nrottr md ararv ono savs n vcrv deserving
/ 1.ttlo lady. Tho Church got $50 for the doll
| r1EMArrAELY BURIED.
! man oy the name OF N1llana van iatte"'
teel"s aooas NV t;Iie1 a.,., -. ~ -; -
| c1o1-honL io n l,rioE-var1 1To and his twosons
| together with another man, we're ut work getting
| out clay for next seasons use. and had di9ged
some distance unaes 1no ltoLen suiiaee, m'1sa
~ ..e.a Iar1. ,,a - ,at nr+ ~ 10
,ray 1rl,en the entire hank. weighing several
| tons fell upon him. crushing him in most fear
| full manuer. Ho leaves wife anu slx c','ldreiF
70 mourn nls uh'tmels saalns on' As.nons' ,,1
ta.1,r;s3 a11 ~ iaa", nnars ,,h1;shod Thur.f;av
Enew nothng of such m acceut.
| MUNICIPAL dArTEna.
An enort was n1aoe 4ast olohoay y n'En'. ~ t1e
Gannc nseene ~ i1is,atu m III a. aIAot ..at 10 Ie
,zas erreste ~ ahont month aao IN anspeion Of
cou,n]lclty in the io,ve1rv robbery which took
| mace Nov. Is. Ho was removed while n,nter ar
rest, but at tho legal examination OF his case
tbore we're found no proofs of his 4uilt ard i'e
was acquitted tbs effort to reinstato him fail
ed by only one vote.
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FvANsT0N.
o..,,s s''a5 "ae;a1 o' a,.an. =, Tin .xoo,.
) ane 'n's' "o1ao'e soeia' e'cAe =. '"9 "eeH
Will oe the 1orma1 lha"eulat1osl OF 'ne MI. Oh
tho Evanston Social CLUB, Monday evc"ng.
This Club is composed OF married people, and
was organized to meet a want which was felt to
cxist In cIaracter it il social drauatic. literary
,r;1 T,na;ca1 md II w;1, fran; t,no to tina piva
.- - a.,t-.,.;,n,o,ta fo~ t,,o oa;fo,t;o-
sa'1ets y, ou'st..''1''to' w. ,, .o' NO
without regard to expense, and with much care
aud taste. Few amateur organizations have
botter stage facilities tho scenery aud stage fur
,,;+,ra ,,ar;,,1 loo, rroourad f,,,m ,fr Cottor
,;,;... n,,ao;a,1r ot;cn.,1, 90 a;s,,,,
"noo0 49,, % . ~ :. ,,, - .,,p. =,
ed on the drop-custa'n which IL ea'1al 10 tnat o.
any theatre in the city. Tho hall vii! scat 2oo
comfortable, md the Chairs can bo easily rcnov-
'' -. 5r,,o a,,,a, -.a.,.
eo "nei ""''et'6 40 " "". ~, ~,
nre elegantly carpeteu and 1ufi1lshed aho WILL oe
kept open at nil hours for the convenience Of the
members.
r,1,s MARTHA, r.t ~ ,,o,ha-.,,;n y;,1
1ne .os1o"'es pal.'"1 '1s' ~ Ao" :, o1r va.
gtVo 1alr IDEA OF tue supstantla1 ch"tacset anu
high social standing Of the Ol:,b: LYMAN j.
Gage, C. J. Gilbert, H. Il. Powers. J. u Eastef,
c. r. Grey, Prof. o. a!ayo. Gen. A. O. Ducat,
Gen. Julius White, q. c. Tillin.llast, George ..
ldc, +. s. Taylor, Col. ". Braluard. Dr. ". II.
Mann. 4. Winnie, DR.. ". 8. Scott. f. L.: Brown,
J. r. keoncy, G. F. pur'nston, L: Z: Gage ".
G. Comstock, n. e. 1giehars. l.. " Conxey. y.
G. Gridlcy, D. B. Dewev. Z. Z: W'iccx Prot. ..
+. Haven, john D. Kirk. John Goebol. 5. u.
RAYMOND, l. G. Reid, and Bates lott
Tho Grub Inns sevcuty-fige active members,
who. with their wives and the associate members,
make the total membership about 150. Much of
Tim crnd;t Of the success Of this enterprise
shoui1 s re- no allotted to tie President, d.. o. Il.
Mnr,, rhn woa on,. ~ rho or;r;ns.ors and has.
ntunu, ;nLn.ss w. "aH,,"tI1 w. -, ;,s ba,,olf
1'ng.eu H. ,aan,fa1a = of TN Ec,oct;c ncodinr
1ue u'cluDe'a - ~ :.;.aa ~ 'ta,'t3
Cub nave oeen n.sieeu W ,f"aa., n..gna
tno 1nau51ral l,,l euLee1a'nuie11t " "o1a' 41'a.
evening. lho plos aulnu 1n .:a., ~ -. Do s
occasion VIII 1ncluep W. lhnTea1 ~ ~
Ala'o Singing pY atls ~; :, I1l. :u .,;t,. n