, 1875-05-23
ILLINOIS.
.WAUKEGAN.
IMPROVEMENTS.

Special Correspondence ef 17se Chicago Tribune.
,WAuKHaAs, May 22.-Ihe weather. OF lata be-
ing 80 severe has to great extant caused the
people to appreciate the blessings Of the Crea.
tor, for allowing His sinful creatures to enjoy,
during the past week, the beautiful sunshine,
the gentlezephyrs. and in fact al that is neces.
eary to constitute pleasant atmosphere. The
improvements nov making IN the city are quite
numerous; nearly every property-owner has
beautiied the same either by = new fence, barn,
the uso Of paint, or III other ways too numerous
to mention. There is one Improvement how.
ever. which is sadly neglected, which would, II
made, not only enhance the value OF their own
property, but would give to this already beauti-
ful city additional beauty. That is, better eide
walks. One may 70 in any direction, and fre-
quently have to pass over sidewalks that not
only mar tho beauty Of the surroundings, but
are very dangerous to life or limb. Particular
auusion might be made to the wallis on the vest
slda OF Marion street, between Belvidere sud
South streets. Tha facts preyiouhly mentioned
are very prominent in the above case,
Mr. Frederick slack, Of Chicago, pnid relatives
and friends in thia city = brief visit last week.
He Was accompanied BY his beautiful bride; for
merly Miss Chapmau, who, like her husband.
was formerly resident Of thia city.
Capt, Roberts last Monday evening returned
homo from Galveston, Tex, wbere :he has
large contract fot dredging. He latends to re-
main here uut1 fall, when he will return.
proceed to Jacksonville to attend the Convention
OF the Illinois press Association, sitter, which be
will accompany the exourH1onists to st. Louis.
and from thenco to st. Paul BY the steamer An
drew johnson On the Mississippi, stopping ut
intermediate points. He will be abeent eight or
Henry :Pavey, Esq, formerly ) resident Of
this place, but nov living It Ipavia, Ill, spent \
few days in the city last week. Mr. Pavey whon
living here, was Superintendent OF the Baptist
Dr., Z. l. Gilbert. of Dubuque H., sou OF
Samuel Gilbert, Of this city, made brief visit to
his relatives and friends last week. The Doctor
vas many years. ago, editor OF the Waukegan
Gazette.
The name OF Orrin P. Maxon. son OF DR.. o,
T. Ma1on, OF this city, appears among the
speakers selected By the Faculty Of Dartmouth
Frank P. and Charles F. johnson am .eoin'
away. They start op Friday for St. Louis, where
they have secured the contract for supplying
newspapers. periodicals., etc, On the trains Of
the Cairo T. St. Louis Railroad Company. By
their departure Wankegan loses two OF her mpht
promising young lneD.- -. :. .z ::
RELIaIops-. . =: >:;@, =. ~
Methodist Church: The Rev. E. ". Adams.
Quarterly meeting love: foast at 9 \ NJ, The
Presiding Elder, tho Rev. L.; J. Jutkins. D. D,
will plench Sabbath evening.
1tCongregationA Church The Rev. Mr. Bingee
ham, OF Milourn, will preach morning and syen-
ing. =. = -. -: -:
The Ladies' Union Temperance Alliance viii
meet for prayer in the Baptist Church Thursday
afternoon.
.. = N GENERAL. r. - - ~
:. Arrangements are making for reunion Of the
soldiers Of The; Ninety-ai1th Illinois Regiment,
to be held In this city about the 20th OF Sep
tember. - s:t'
Hereafter TIE susDA1 TRIBUNE can 10 OBJ
Ealuettbf Ponsonb7, 1t DENIS cigar store, in
ztead Of Ut the Post-Oaice, ~ formerly
.::s Clan Flng Oornes Band r:is tho titls Rfven
Ehs 4-sw oae Of which John Eatar n thss slsadar.