, 1875-05-26

waa in cAes Of Gro. II tho city furnished water,
Lake View would bo Obliged to have cpeines ~
ercat coat. II Tho town had her own works, Nth
tho Holly system, tho uoconsary pressure would
bs furn[ahod at all trnos for uso in IlrcH.
Dir. CLARK agreed that 1t mas all matter of
Inquiry "a ret, and therefore he thought 1t best
to inquire everywhere. II roud do no harm.
Tho Wator Co,nmittos wero instructed to aon-
suit with tho board Of Tnhlic Works. and soe
what Inducements they would offor.
Tho Board thou adjourned 10 Monday june 2.
JEFFERSON.
Tho nov. William DurnArd, who hss boon par
tor OF tho Congregational Church for tho last
two years, formally tendercd his resignation
ThuTsd&Y, and It vAa accepted.
Mr. Il. o. Duunng, ono Of the proprletors Of
Tho Jefferson Nursery, occupied tbs pulpit last
Sunday, reading ono Of Prof. Swings sermons.
Mr. 8. II. Davis, Of Irving rark, delivered i
very interesting discourse In tue evening to An
approciatlve hut1ienca. nfr. Davis has achieved
considerable notoriotJ as IN o1pouudor of tho
Gospel, and man Of urogroaaiva tdaas. 1t II
u1sderntoo1 t1at tho Nov. Ur. Graham. ex-Presi-
dent Of tho IiIsdato College, Mich, will reside
In Jefferson on bis now subdivision during tho
nummer enl will supply tho ,pnlpt.
The brick rcatdohco OF j.. y. Mattsou, tho
,tttst, 10 tuy eonp1etod; II Is oaa Of tho finest
THO Village Board Of Trustcca met Monday,
D. D. Fonda In tho Chair. 8. II. Davis, Of 1Tv-
Ing Park. was elected Village Attorney tor the
ounaing year. Several petitions !cto goceIyed
proysmonts, como OF which were granted. II.
r. Raco nas added TO tho Committee fot the in.
voatigasion of Y. 7. 0ray'e accounts IA Village
Treasurer. aud ". +. Gray MAS to aided to tho
hcoounss Of II. T. Kacs, lato Village Trcasarer,
A few bills wero allowed md ordorod paid. Tho
Board adjourned to the second Monday Ia June.
Mr. Cheney. teacher Of school in Dfattct No.
tion Of tho stomach, aud boTels. Alr. Cheney
wnn 4 gentleman highly esteemed by all who
knew bin. Although q very quiet, undemou-
stlatiSo man, be had great nlaby friends, Who
deeply sympathizs With hia sorrow. stricken fan-
lily, 10 suddenly called upon to beat thta bnd
afllcsion. Funeral services wcro held in tho
church Monday, the neT. Sir, Landing, ef Irving
Pask4 officiating,
wAuEEoAN,
Many hearts, both Joun9 and old, srp now
mourning over tho loss OF their young frisad,
Miss Ellen Bowles, whose death occurred at
o'clock Monday morning, at the age Of "a yoa<a
aud months. Ths docenseu about Two years
ago caught very soyoro cold, and, a. result,
consumption ensucd. AZ intervals sho entc> Cd
great phin up 10 tho tfmo OF hor departure, but
not only young and beautiful, but highly accou,-
psahau and respected hJ Ill uho know hes great
lY felt by largo portion Of tho community. Tho
funoral will tako place to-day. Beryicea will bo
conduted at tho Catholic Church by tho paator,
will be taken to their last rosttpE-placs In Oak
wood Eetneteyy.
While servsces wero boins held at tho German
Catholic Church. located III tho south pa1t Of tho
Mary's altar aet fire 70 hotno Hover work which
Ind boon placed too noar the Hight, aud for 4
tiino feara wera entertained by those present
that the entiro structure wonid bo destroyed.
Prompt action, however. saved the building with
but lille dnmtge. Mr. Charles Winterlin burned
ono OF hia banda badly while attempting to
subdue the lanea. No alarm was sounded.
Henry, son Of John Hortoe, living near
Fremont Contra, In Lake County, whllo plant
noon, was ntruck By lightning and instantly
killed. Two othors who weTo with him were cou-
gidoEably shocked, but recovered aoon after.