, 1875-06-20

Nanp,c Myrck, Mi.s Nas!:turn, aud Messr.
Geury 6. iv1ick J. 3. C tile. c. G. Norton E,
Ns-hbu-n. Henry Lackorc, Charles Lackort
C1kr!es III hart ". uster, George ki>er, F
d B. Dair1 from Blue Island we're Miss Fann1
F. Huntington. Miss keel;e Jackson, and til
Mlsees Hansen. and Mr. O. ". Kyle; fro1
Washington Eeishts, .ha Msses Eva an
Emma '1,plins1n, Miss Nav Springer
Cha: les Springer, Oo Waterman, and Will Hill
;.rd, from Engievood, Mrs. E. J. Fellows. l1te
Fannie Aach, AID Nesstn. e. J, Fellows, H.
Fellows, ch,res Armstrong, Thomas murray
and Matiett: from Chicago, Mrs- f. 2: Hatch
the Misses Eva and Mahte Brady and dessre. A
r. Hatch. J. L. Bennett; from laclue. Wis.
Miss Auua Robens-
Tueo1Y evening the young elocnhonlstr Mr.
c. Dk}e Armstrong, at Chicago gave 4 reading
oEer which tue Lombarders waxcl very enthusi
Aatic on acoouDt OF the MeritoriouH rendering
OF his choice selections during tie esenlDg
0ne-tl4lf OF the proceeds were douated to tht
church.
Mr.. Caverno's lecture Oh "Thorean WAs
2moog the entertainments to Re remembered
It Was discourse that vas highly interesting
md instructive, and the few hours 80 pleasantly
ss,ept IN tue reyiew OF the life ani chAractarls-
tics OF tho - Hermit Of Concord we're enjoyed
by MI and regretted by none. ....
Friday eseuiug It tie meeting OF the Literary
Society, Mesa1a- Rogers and FurBason took tne
affirmative aud negative OF the question OF g
male Suffrage" The audience voted that victory
was with Mi. Fu:Ruhon. ..
The Church So ie:v las sold the church prop
eftv besonsfng to the church. Oh the north side
Of the track, to Mr. ". Il. Jacobs, OF Pros
pect Park The ball Was sold to q
Wheaton church Mr. Jacobs intends to
huald mp and have in working order within few
months I caeese manuiaosalng company, ana
TO mike the best cheese in America aI,sr1pg no
txopbie or expense in the accomplishment: Ut his
deaire Som OF the we4lthieat aud most inhu-
ent,nl businessmen If Lombard have offered
financial ald-
a HtsaH berry festival ls talked OF, and pleas
Friday es@uing Alr. William r. Plum, q weu-
Known genslennan OF Lombard will deliver 4
lecture. Tho exact wording OF the topic has es-
capped the ,epurtorial memory, but the discourse
will BE- tne discussion OF the relative duties of
citizens sa social and political beings.
8AaR1AuroN.
There WAS slight f.ost in this vicinity on the
night al the 18TH inst. Tho crops being 30 far
advanced 10 great damage WAS done by it.
The German Evangelical Camp Meeting ia be-
ing held in Landarere's Grove, near this place,
having opened Thursday evening. Alarge num-
her Ut German PTotestants are in attendance,
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for oue week.
Sixteen young people Of both sexes we're re-
ceirel INTO full connection Of the II. z. Church
last Sunday evening, the Rev. G. K Eooyer,
the pactoz, nfclating. The lstlles Ut the Society
held strawberry mud 'ce-cream festival last
Thursday. wae well patronlZed aud Ire ladies'
xere amply rewarded, the festival beipg / de-
cided success.
large party left harrington YESTERDAY to hold
picnic 1t Lake Zurich Tue Park Ridge brass
band having been engaged, arrived here Friday
evening and left with the party for tue Lake.
Their nuRic, OF which citizens had 3 taste Friday
eyening, viii add much to the interest OF the oc-
c1slou.
Nj. D. H. Holnaes newsdepot ia in running
order, and will furnish the reading public With
everything III the read1ng llne usually called for
iprtndlng the Chicago dilly and weekly papers
and TUE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, in which will bo found
usxs from al the subu.bs and the "1ess OF the
World
JEFFERSON.
The regular meeting Of the Board of Trustees
was held On Monday The principal portion Of
the business Of the meeting was in relation to
the much needed improvements OF the streets.
Ht. B. Hopkins WAS elected Treasurer in Place
Of joel Ellis, previously elected, but who de-
elined to serve. The question Of the collection
Of The delinquent taxes WAS taken up, and twas
truered thai measures bo imuediately instituted
etty Oh which tie taxes are IN arrears. Bills to
Che amount of $l,e7262 we're presented and Or
dered to be paid. The committee appointed to
look ovet the accounts Of the two foluet Treas
uref8. repQr1ed efrora in the account OF oua Of
$l43, and in tiaat Of the other Of Sl93.7l-
sad accident occurred Wednesday. car
xiage in Which two ladies were driving WAS care
leAsly run into By wagon driven ly d stranger
from one of tho neighbor1uE villages One of
tue lad1es wHs seriously injured and tue other
badly hurt.
1IyERS1pE-
One OF the most popular events Of the season
occurred during the past week. Wednesday
evening there Was grind vocal concert given
by some OF the best musical talent in Chicago.
The performers were Messrs Smith. Phillips, !
Coulston, Drodetick, 6ilvers, Emmet Clark, !
Cpata and Mccutdy, together With Miss Smith. !
The prpgE1u1me consisted Of grand ci1oruses, |
duets, aud so1os. The selections I
we're good, aud tue performance Was pronounced !
1 grand SUCCESS. The duets Of Mr. Smith and |
lister are worthy OF particular mention and also
Lhe soloa of Mr.. BEoderick. This vas entirely
social event, ind Was enjoyed By all present.
After the concefE the people ere invited to tho
residence Of George Gilbert. where they partook |
Of strawberries aud csehtn, DC There WAS also |
ahpruses. At & late hour Afr. and Airs. J. C. !
cochxane we're favored with q eerenade. Every
Dec was delighted, and good time vas had gen
ssrsllr.
:, :; DEspI.A1SEs.
Picnict are quite the rage just nov. Friday
a1ga party from Park Ridge took possession Of
hs camp-gronnd and passed 3 pleasant day in
be usual mer1y -rnakiugs incident to such occa-
,iune. On tho sans day brass band passed
1tnueh the streets on their way to Darlington,
staenee taey accompanied similar party to- Leie
ZURICH yesterday. They tasried here long enough
o discourse sonae sweet music to the yiilAeere.
Frank Wtitcornn's bglck-yard is IN full blast, /
furnishing constant employment to about lilly
aea.
The crops in this vicinity are for the most part
ookfng finely. Mr. nathbone has field OF RE |
Thich Ia e1tTA-aue, already npening, aud stand
pg Some si1 feet high. The potato bug has not
i yet made bus appearance, and 5he farmers are
Iappy III consequence In spite ct tue late cold
lights, corn ls looking we'll, and The prospect is
sod for large crop, The Hraes crop is more
haa daitesinE.. F.uj is almost wholly cut of, |
~ ing to the severe T4nter and the Iase Go5ts |
his spiu1g.
afr. Hitchcock il building one Of tho finest
saidences in the village. Tha good people OF
Justin are anxiopsly whiting for The opportunity
0 smooth Oh the ragged edgcs of tho hand
ONO wood floors.
A(r. Philbriok'a neB brick Gothic house on
eut1al ayenue is pefecs gem. |: