, 1874-04-29

OAk IAAAs
4 mass-mooting, called by tho Ladies' Tenn
poyanco Union Of Oak park, was held Monday
eyouiug in tho Methodist Church. The meeting
WAS called to ordur by Airs. 8. J. Humphrey, tho
President of tho Union, md prayer Offered by
tho Roy. Thomas strowbridgo. pastor OF tho
Methodist Church. Tho exercises woro varied
bv ton-,ninutc addresses made by MosBrs. A. J.
Boil. William II. Wood, Solomon Thatcher, Jr.,
]. K, Russell, and George ". sharp. Soul
stirring temperance songs woro sung during tho
evening by Mrs. Blackmar, pithin, aud Fay, md
Mcysrs. Humphrey, Dlnckmar, pitkin, mud Fes-
book,
Master Herbert Wllipple recitcd "cold-Water
Mnu. mid Miss Flora j. ualo road an original
temperance essay.
Notwithstautllpg tho inclemoncy of tue
woatl,or. n gooilIy number Of ladioa and gcntlo-
men wcro prosont, showing TINT tho enthuslasiA
Of tho ludiea ia not OIL tho wano. No liquor Is,
or las boon, sold in the village Tor yoas aud q
tho subject Of intomporanco TINT there hfo no
ioars thai any ono will eyer dare to opon ST.
loon there. The officers Of tho Temperance
SIrs. % N. 7. Halioy, First Vice President; aud
Miss F!ora J. Hall, Secretary and Treasurer.
NORWOOD pAnK.
Tho new timo- tnblo on the Wisconsin Division
Of tho Chicago y Northwestern haisoad. winch
| ton. Norwood llnH now Blk ttAinH daily to nllu
from tho city, running ut couyeuiont hours. mr.
| Hobart won many lrionls Oil this Division by his
courso lust wintor when tho road was try
m:; to curtAil expenses. Alr. Hewitt
ordered the Jauesyilo exprosa and
| The harrington accommodation trains
| to be talson oil, which would Aavo left The Rub-
urbs with but two traius to tho oity ia thp morn
| inr QUO ut curly light, and tho other ronclng
Chicago at 1890. Mr.. Hobart hero stopped !ti
and prevented Tho Darlington from being taken
Oft mud had the JaneHvllle soon back running on
| its old timo
hir, 1Iobart las again guarded the intorost OF
the suburban tuwnB, uni, If his courBo mud policy
wore rightly understood by tho people, Instead OF
abusilS, tAoy would hold him In tho high esti"
mutton, to which ho Is no jMstly ontitlod.
LAKE VIEW.
Tina tow, In Mt length il, uoasosaon Of High
School, complete and ready for its oecnA'l.s, and
in Wow OF this fact, aa marking all eih ~ she
educational condition of this suburb, tho TITUS
toes hRyo determined to havo y formal opoitl,nGs
today, There will bo a reception ut tho nu!lu'
Ing from to 0:3O O'Clock r. TIL, to Which oil tnt
naoplo OF Luke Yiew arc Invited. RctrosAn,ontt
will be provided and Vaas Hodmallnb eani
will ouliyen tho hours with n,uBldi speeches VII
also be nsalo by gentlemen who afo lnleteatet
III tho growth of schools IN the town., A1tef tn'
formal reception tlluro will doubtless be dalao1il
which thoAe 10 iaoled cun koop uI to ary hour
Tic dummy will run frou tho city limits for th
accommodation Of ttose Wishing TO atteMu: II, !
good timo ia anticipated by thoso having tn
lllattor in hand, aud they desire largo turtl-on
ot Lako Wow puuplo. Monday tho SCHOOL WI
opon for SCHOLARS with q full corps OIL 'eaonete
NtyEn TAIK.
Work will DO Commenced OH tho new Church t
be- built by tho First Presbyterian society on I'll
80tll Inst. Tho contractors, Alossrs. Nafrls I
| Tugyene, will put OH u lnsgo fotce of men, I'll
expect 10 Lhvo The building ready tu lay tho col