, 1875-09-19
which is to be their future home. They spent q
Short time rene-ing old acquaintances aud call
ing upon old friends.


hc school here. returned lass week from Yer.
mont: Where Ae has been spending 1;s vacation
! rs snrmised Naen be left, he did not leave as tic
uepa1ed-a -alone-but brought with him his
| respect worthy tho excellent husband she has
t chosen. iheY passed week visiting the1r
| friends, ana the congratulations rendered them
| ?y az. AMI especially By the former pupils Of
alt. Alien, were numerous and heartfelt. They
.s'ave LETT for Waucon5a, as Alr. Allen expects to
/ take charge OF the graded sshpo!s OF that place,
:. The new Post-Oaica is now in running order.
The ma.t was distributed there for the first time
On Wednesday.
isss Holmes, Of Chicago, is viailins at Mr.
George -Dickenson and Miss Allie Willmarth
left on Tuesday for the classic shades OF Eyans-
ton. to enter he. No. thwestern University.
Airs. T. Il. uoovar aud liant child have been
| lying very III Ut the parsonage during the week.
Airs. D. t. Holmes is also quite sick with the
| typhoid ferer.
| .ara, John AY!eaworth. Of Fort Wayne Ind, is
| the gucss ot friends here.
The Rev: James Rea preached his farewell
sermon III the BAPTIST Church last Sabbath even
:ns to a full house. His people part with him
nth much regret, rs during his stay be bas en-
Geared himself to all. At tbs close of the ser
vces he was made tbs preseut OF purse Of
MONEY from his admlring friends.
Dr.. Hendoyx expects soon to leave for Fort
Wn;nc. Ind. and Will establish himself in prac-
tice III that thriving city.
kApERyILLE.
The KrcEer-Zeminger hquor-case, which was
adjourned iron, Saturday, the 2sth Of August
was tried on last Saturday, and resulted in =
verdict for defendant.
Prof. Il. Fl. Rassweiler, Of the Northwestern
| College. visited Wheaton Thursday. and deliy-
cred an able address before the Baptlst Sunday
School Union.
Tie Misses Cody have returned from their
European tour. aud nre quietly enjoying the
pleasures OF home.
Dir. and Airs buckingham, of Chicago, have
! returned to that city, after = pleasant visit
among friends III this village.
a1r and Mrs. Loomis are being entertained by
DR.. Hess.
| William Loomis is revisiting tho scenes Of his
youth after an absence Of, several years. Els
helpmeet accompanies him..
mr. Frank Orcutt has gone to Ottumwa, IT,,
where LIS is to ill a lucrative position as rail-
| road employe.
Mr. aud Mrs. Martin have taken M their resi-
dence here. Mr. Martin has already entered on
his duties as Principal OF the Graded School.
Mark Castle spent few days lu Napervitle on
| his way to Annapolis, wbere he is naval cadet.
Miss Hunt retirss from the position Of as-
sistant IN the Graded School, and ID succeeded
BY Hiss Dyer.
Mr.. William Weaver, one Of the first settlers
in Naperville, died last Wednesday.
The social event OF. the week WAS the birthday
parry given By Mrs. ". G. Anthony on the occa-
sion Of her 30th birthday. a large number Of
waa snent- ::
EIder Crews will praach to-morrov rnorn;n1
and evening in tho II. E. Church.
DEspLAINEs.
q. Rand, one Of the Oldest and most respected
citizens OF this place, has been seriously i'll. His
many friends here and elsewhere will be pleased
to learn that he has fully recovered.
ALiss Owen, of McHenry, fine artist has COM
pleted an excellent portrait OF the late Mrs.
Williams. OF this village.
Mr. hasselman, OF nnermana CorneIs, Is put
~ r. soo 49,. W ~? ou1aans oast
eled and GENERALLY imbroyed. ~ ~ A''''o1
a. rar1ar has naa!,u nnishad hia fro h-i,1.
WEI nss as me 0ts dS
John Power and J: D. Poyer are the builders IT
aou eanst~nc,;nn 1' NA'3' At'oe41 e''&'' ~ 'oo
~0. Another Tn,on scrv,ca mar h.,d ot rba ar
nh, ~, Ioat snndav aven;,.o III ~ o-+1,oaor
chnrches e'1 nsrt:cnat}no Ths Rev NJ Hail d..
.ared -, f;rtaraa1'na sddrasa I'D .fo,taad
hv Masars Wr;rht and Fneias1on in annro-
nr;a+a raTnarks The rons,c ras evcai1ant
,n .i.naathar .ha sffa;r ~. o,,e, a. r'-,ns
~.Tra,s ;,taros+ md ,9r,f;t r,ssa sorr;ces ara
,;,,1r. i, Faror aad = 10 =, ha bonsd Iii ~
eeaot;ntsd ,;,;ruo the E;ntar "1'N Nv
IT,; +,,s5a~a+nea tnat tta r,,.t, ,,ootad hr;dna
r,.n.;o,, ~ hasa -. ,.s, 5tn;.ir ret+,a "a
aorJ - T~T,staas ha;ne, atr,,,r[Ir ,,r,e ~ ~
ero,,s - natitons rom ne cit,za1a to set ta ,ns.
~ ~ -ost he GY;na - fr,1 1oc.tinn Thav a.
ror1,urlv met "Wednesday anf3 decided to locnta
the bridge south Of the railroad track The work
vii 20 commenced immediately 81 point below
Doser o1acastn st slpp ~ ~ n,u't neeu0u, ~
1;ndar I ? ia anee5v com,,ic,,on ~' -
uprrnsox
ar. Frank Huestis, who vas supposed to be in
49, I.'.AA S1""1 "@o ~ .1Isa ft 1,.a
1a1r way u recovery ana .epotteu con'a'eS,
cent, oyer-exerted himself before he had gained
sufficient strength, relapsed, aud died Monday,
tn tbe great SORROW of lis MANY friends and u.s.
sociates. by whom he WAS universally loved and
resnerted.
Tha Committee On Roads and Bridges
of Tho Conutv commissioners. Measrs.
Crawford Busseu and Busse, met
tha President Of The Board Of Trustees
and CommiItee on Roads and Bridges from Lake
View "Wednesday Inst to inspect the nav BeImont
.rsnna h1dra. The work haa been done under
tt,e d;Tact;on ~ En9;nae1. Rraf1.ey. and ali ex-
rrezsed themse]ves highly nieassd and satisfied
III tha e4ce1ient mariner +, which if has baen
nnrformed ",rI; N@'' :.