, 1874-03-16

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SUBURBAN NEWS.
! LAKE VIEW.
The Young pooplc'a Club " Of this town gavo
a aoloct ball at tho Town Hull on Frilay oyoning.
| Tho event called forth a goodly assonblago Of
town-folk, young and old, Who devoted tho ovon-
ing to tho pleasures Of tho dance. Tho lall was
tastofully decorated, as became tho occasion and
tho Judgment OF tho maua3ors. Nevins l.
Dean'B band was iu attondanco diBoou,sing
| 8woot music, and tho wants OF tho inner ma9
we're fully provided for, by substantial supper.
Ihoso who worn present, departed with tho dig
agroeably. and with tho Intention Of trying It
again. Tho "Club" will moot again In two
weekb, and will probably give another bali In tho
course Of q mouth.
In Q social point Of Wow. as In other dirootions.
Lake Wow is awakening from it's Rr-Vau-Winke-
BlumberB to the conviction that it iB III tho mid
do Of tho ninetoonth century, md contiguous to
d groat city. 1t is ti1no tint tho town should
coaae to bo q terra incognttd to tho good people
| Of Chicago, mud become Is vol known a. Hyde
| Park, and Hovorhl other suburban townB. which
must yield to it in point Of situation md hoalth
For several weels past, q series Of religious
| meetings, attended with much interest, hayo
been hold In tho Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian
! Church. Wednesday evening laat, the m meeting
WAS specially dovotol to tho cnuso Of temper
ance, In COMFORT with Binilnr services held III tho
city ohnfohos 19a The pastor Of tho church. tho
tation of tho growing evila Of intemporanco, md
Ergod tho necessity OF prayerful efforts for tho
suppression, Or at least abatement, OF this pro-
liilo source Of ein and el1nlo. h1r. Goolw1lllo
alluded to tho widespread interest now excited
throughout the country in regard TO this subject,
! especially in our slster States. Although Some
minor indscrotiona may have attended tho
movemont in those States. le regarded it as an
aG$ G$tSh+ Ira in u$.~4s4 ii
beneficial. Mr. Henderson followed in tic s same
! von and roiatoa somo encouraging ilcidonts
attending the movement az indianapolis. Tho
! prevailing opinion Becmed to be- TINT, whilo
great and vital interest was at stake calling for
united oxortions and uncoasing prayer, yet It
! was beat to move slowly and prudontlg in the
| use Of aggressive moaaures against tho liquor
! traffic.
| connection will, tho Noonday prayos- meetings
| OF tho city, started Young Mons prayer-
| meeting ut the Same church Thursday evening.
There was full attendance, and the oxorciRoH,
! which wero OF unusual interest, wero quito pro-
t.acted. There will bo similar meeting every
Saturday Aoroafter.
Tho lecture Of tho nov. George Rogers, on
Tho Sacrifice Of the Tabernacle" attracted
very good audience Friday evening.
HIGHLAND pAhK.
:, Highland Park, which Is fast becoming one Of
tho pleaeanteat Of our summon suburban resorts,
Is now beginning to look busy During the past
yeaf tne 1gulauQ farA Hu1IulOg Company.
expended over 100000 in improving tic
place. Tho nov, hotel opens On tho
first day Of April, and already g number
OF families have engaged rooms: With new
hotel, managed by Mr.. Charles Duffiell month
" newspaper and rapidiy-iacroasing number
Of private residences It is not to bo wondered ut
TINT tho sales Of land in the loca,ity layo iu-
creased Rlnco tho panic, ind that tho aales during
tue past week amounted to no less than
On Monday evening the residence Of J.. ".
Preston, Esq., was tho scene of O Juvenile party
IN honor Of Master Laws' birthday. Under tho
direction ct Mrs. Preston the event passed or
delightfully."-.
TGe organization OF tho Highland Park Trim
ity Church will take place to-day at tho Baptist
Church at $3.50 p. m. Tho Rev. Edward Sullivan
will oillciato, aud the public arc cordially iu-
yited.
=. Two petitions, one asking. that The namo Of
this village he changed to Arlington Heights,
and tho otllor that no change DO nude. hayo
heea sent on to tho Post o!liee Department for
colved tho name Of the majority OF tho citizens.
Alr. J. Burlingnme, resident Of this place
and father Of tho late Anson Durngame OF ua-
tionat reputation. ts slowly recovering from
soyote attack OF sickness.
pEHpLA1EEa.
Tho Board OF Trustees mot March 7. Present,
Messrs. Bennett, Behmiller, Hoffman, Talcott,
and TillotBon. +. W. Hoffman was called to tho
ohnir. an ordinanoo prohibiting animals from
running at largo In tho yiltaga WAS passed. A
committee was appointed to Bocure pound and
got q PoundmaBtor. price James WAS appointed
streot Commissioner. Tile Board then adjourned
pA1Ar1NE.
An effort ia mailing to establish Presbyterian
church In thia pluoo.
Or. john Zahn, formerly Of Nilos, has settled
horo.
On Monday evening the sn,alloy scholars Of
the public school eaye q pleasant ontertaiument
to crowded house.
About twenty-five farmers met ut the shop Of
y: Lock On Saturday attornoon but, desiring
They will form Farmers Club.
DARLINGTON. |
The sohool.tax oxotsmont has not vet aub-
auou. and tho prospect now ia that Cuba will |
withdraw from Darlington at tho Bprlng eloc-
ton.
No business of Importance ongrossel the at |
tentiou Ut tho Board Of rrustoes, except that a |
belligo1ent butehor offered to thrasl, any NOM
Der Or Tue b9afd wlo Ecfused to allow hlH bill
Tic Literary saoiety met Monday night. Tho |
8ubjoot Tor diHouHEon was the Grange movo- |
ment. Mtss Emma Mcintosh read 4 selection |
from Dickens, mud Mr. Frank Hayena qayo |
doolamaton, which concluded tic optertaInlnept'
Tho subject for discussion next weok will DO
"should Our sohool-Distriot De Divided 2"
rAnK nlDoE.
Those who patronixo tho harrington train
which leaves this place ut O.. m. arc allowed to
amoike In the depot, bus those who ara not IN 40
aarly, and take lRtor trains to Chicago, gro
obliged to eaohow tho wood.
HOLLYWOOD,
Misa g. D. Williams Mr.. William Z, Bpencor.
and Jonas steQsB will address tho HigAwood bun-
day-achool ut o'clock tAis afternoon.
ST. PATRlcK'S DAY IN raAGD0.
Special Dfspateh 70 Tho Cttedao Tribune,
TOLEDO, o., March 16.-praparatioua arc
being lnnAe for tho celahration Of St. patrlo]r,s