, 1875-07-18

| up to those Of the previous one. In Ira Browns
| Subdivision fourteen lots we're eold to Chicago
erected oh them This Subdivision il being rap
idly built up, and IL sura to be ut 90 distant DAY
thickiy settled, ~ we'll - one OF the most pleas
ant and inritinE portions Of ths yill1ge. In
| SPITE ct the depression iu business, Park Ridge
is increasing in population std its real estate is
| in demand.
Mrs. Dt. Ward, of Chicago, and Mrs. Ward, oi
New York. are guests OF Mr. Sherwin. Mrs. N.
H. Blatchford aud Mrs- French. af Chicago, we're
Whiting Mra- George Carpenter Mooday. Mis-
RAthbone aud daughter. OF De1olatnes, we're
calling on friends ut Park Ridge Tuesday. Hiss
Kttle Davis is spending her vacation with
frlends Ut Geneva Lake. Misa Anna Craveus is
couvaleecing, and was out making calls Wednes-
day afternoon
pAIAT1NE.
Mr. Marsh has removed his store into the base
ment of the Masonic Building, where be viii be
happy to see I'll his old friends aud ~ many new
ones as choose to give him call.
The residence Of hIr. George Clayson came
near being destroyed by 6ro on Monday Inst.
Ihs slough mada by the waste water OF the
Artesian well is beng filled up BY the Railroad
Company. It IL u much needed improvement.
and when finished will add much 10 the appear
anoe OF that part OF the village.
Tho Ladies Foreign Missionary Society will
hold it's fret quarterly meeting in the IL. E.
Church this evening.
palatine does not feel at Ill honored by being
Brooklyuized. or in other words m<de the thea
tre OF scandal case. Az, however, the matter
has been fully ventilated by trlal in : Chicago
court and the report thereof in the city papers,
it is but Just eay that 1t is the universal ve1
dic1 Of This community that the young men have
received their just deserts.
BAaE1SuroN.
Tho long and anxious1s looked-for change in
| A.. II.
tocinE much thereat. 1t Is l. most excellent
tina for making hay. the crop Of which promises
to be large and Of extra quality.
Dr.. Keck expects to leave soon for Chicago,
which be intends to make his permanent home.
Mr.. e. N. Church OF this place, has just made
sale of 1,20o sheep, whic1. he has been herding
on his ranch near: Colorado Springs. Col He
will Immediately supply eheir p!acs With Apother
and superior flock.
Mr: H. 4. Birmingham has completed very
fine residence, which he intends to mako his
home. the more.tne merrier.
Mr. Fred Buck, conductor on the nay freight.
fell from the top Of . car On the 1bth inst. near
this station, and WAS seriously Injured that
he will not be ab.e to run his tram for sone time
to come.
pEsPIAMH-
II sufficient encouragement is offered 1t is
proposed to establish an iron foundry in the
village. It is to b hoped that the citizens will
do MI thst is required In the premises. There is
euch thing rs being ''pehny wise and pound
foolish Nothing teuds 80 much to develop
place and give it q vigorous growth, Is the fos-
tering Of its manufacturing interests. They add
to ITS population aud wealth. give employment
to it's mechanics, and trade to its merchants.
Mrs. II. Ohlerk.ns has been visiting the past
week with her father-in-law. The Rev. blr-
Wright. whose absence from his pulpit Was
noticed last week, Was called to Vermont, BY the
sudden and dangerous illness Of his son. Or.
view to making settlement here and practicing
his profession. He is a gentleman and skillfal
prac:ioner, and his advent would be warmly
greeted By ali.
oAK FAnK.
Mrs. Case left for the East on Wednesday.
Dr.. J. R. Kippox is enjoying tzip aud visit
that will be of some two weeks duration, 1t his
old home in Bzanttord, Canada
The Severe storm Of Thursday night did much
damage to many of the beautiful trees in the
burg.
sTemperauce at the hall on Tuesday evening.
Not \ ve1y large audience greeted heT. which
was to be regretted, Is the lecturer was an aole
and interesting speaker.
The ladiea Of Christ Episcopal Church have
made arrangements to open, during the warm
weather. an lcc-crcam saloon. for the benefit OF
the church, in the store opposite Sinners, on
Lsko street. This fact will be hailed with joy
by tho lovers Of goodies, and the ladies are Like
Is to have good SUCCESS.
ROGERS PARE
l. dns mineral spring has lately been discov-
cred in this vicinity, about mile west from the
station on the vest ridge, the waters OF which
have been snaiyzed By = chemist, who pronounces
them for medicinal purposes equal If not sd
pe1icr. to the Glen Flora or Waukesha. Prep
arstioos arc being made to introduce tho water
fr,m the spring to the public
The foundation Of the new Catholic church
has been completed. the franc and ornamental
work is being prepat ed, and 1t Is expected
thar tho church will be completed early In Sep
ternb4r.
The park mourns thu loss Of printer by the
name Of Mason. who disappeared suddenly
IRosrEcr PARE.
The proceeds Of the last church festival we're
$ss.
Mr. Luther and wife have returned from \
visit to Rockford.
The shepherd OF the church will lsavs his
fold for = few weeks' vacation
4 photograph gallery on wheels has attracted
the children only. and consequently ite financial
success has not been very great. Our blushlog
bellies did Lot want to have their rustic beauty
murdered except bv experienced hands.
that the young ladies OF the Park hsvo taken 1t
into their hands to mise funds for repairing the
chu1 cha most worthy object.
LEMoxr.
Ths German Benevolent Association Of It.
mont hold their annual picnic at Hanson's
Grove tomorrow. The Odd Fellows Of Lsmont
md vicinity picnic next Thursday as Browns
Grove, near the village.
There Is Sunday liquor Law in force here. and
vet saloon-kespeIs claim that they do more buh1-
ness on Sunday than On any other day in the week.
But with temperance society Ut 28o members,
and to which additions ara being made weekly,
this stats Of Affairs capnot long exist. Popular
opinion will eventually gain the ascendencJ.
La ORANGE.
The new stone depot Of the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Railroad is rapidly approaching
compilation. When finished it will be ons Of the
finest On the Whole line OF that road. '~"
The grading Of the new natrow-gauge railroad
|. will bo finished Is far IS the village in = fsw
days. The new road passss 11ni's north Of the
Chicago. Burlington 1 Quincy Railroad Depot.
4 number Of buildings have been erected herb
during rhe past year and many mora a1e in pro-
cess Of erection. The new church il going mp