, 1875-12-12

dAy the Civil Justice went out to rldo "1so NJ
William II. Tweed, OF the Ludlow 4os1eSs 1ai'' j
alr. Tweed has not yet 1eturnod'- -: "
e.: SUBURBAN NEWS
oAK FARE. :
The praise service given At tho First Consre-
zationn Church Thursday evening, Under the
management of Prof. 6. e. Root. OF CHICAGO
assisted by the Misees Carrie r. Davenport
arac4o a. Green, Mcsssa. J. Paxton and }. Ac-
Wade, WAS highly entertaining: and tuiiy hp-
pteeiated, IS the following resolution "lA tes-
ufy:
Having been permitted to sttcud the service OF
pratso conducted by Prof. George r hoot, W uau @
to express to him. aud to the members OF tue cholr
who havs ahy assisted him. our hearty tnansa aor
the pleasure which they have AFFORDED us+ ne Soa-
3Tatulste Mr. Root, who has already pef1oFnea ~
many and vauAbs services in the cause OF sacieo
music thas he has able to add to them ono 30 m
portAnt, aud for which mis- genius ana e1Petaoace
~ 2ns;y % n III as tSa s "n ch Is
difficulties have been overcome and lts paI.ooso @I.
complished, challenge our unqualified admiration. ~
Wonld not be becoming in to pronounce upon 1ue
merits Of the plan or TO make any predictions a. to its
But the trial Of It which we nave no" WIZ
nessed and IN whfsE We ha,e nsa s s
Ke that with r. Root to !eo ana tne present.
choir to assist, its success would bo pasoa neyona
peradvsnture, and We heruby agree, upon 1ess coa-
diuons, to adopt # forthwith.
One Of the prominent citizens, with his usual
public Spirit, kaa added much to the comfort OF
pedestrians by placing new sidewalk the entire
length of his beautiful groun1s. H. Ii nopeo
others will profit By his example.
PROSPECT PAAE.
Mr. J. Saunders proposes to commence tho
building of TWO new houses immedlaiely- One
ia intended for his Own residence.
Tho lumbe, is being drawn to build a hay
r. n9HHA1
will be the only one anywhere about- Mr. john
suu deserves thauks for his enterprise.
MIS-. Ward is coneatescing from her recent
dangerous illness.
Few persons, comparatively, know OF tho es-
tablishneut Of q butter factory about m''es
from here. Many OF the leading dairgnen about
here no longer send their milk into Chicago,
out send it to the factory, and tha prospects now
are that it will become an important establsil-
ment.
Miss Ell. Dodge this week bears away the hon
ors in tha Public School.
1t il hoped that the sociab1e at Mr. Nlne's
Tuesday evenI e will bo largely attended.
The young ladies Of tho Utlle Du1ci Society
promise to do everything in their po"er to rem
der the evening pleasant aud agreeable to all.
and will even, for thia purpose, offer for sale at
reasonable prices q variety. OF articles, quits,
comfostarn, tides. and other useful things.
There will ba readings from the Society s'.cy
little paper, and variety OF other later:sAaS
ENTERTAINMENTS ll AL II eAtVtASo . %otN4A@ 49,
VltatioD.
The opening lecture OF the course OF readings
and Lectures to be given here during the Winter
vas delivered Wednesday night BY Prof. W. H.
Saurber. and, notwithstanding the condition OF
the weather and roads, Was veil attended. The
subiect OF the lecture WAS "The Art Of Saying
Things" Although tho eubject allows OF q
vida range Of thought and treatment, 1t WIS
manszed in 81 able manner. After its conc!u-
sion the audience wore further enter tanned NTH
the resding of several selections. The next
lecture will be jan D; subject, - An EVea1ng
with the Poe&s."
The Hon. Thomas B...BrYan has been seriously
| Ill, but is now almost in his usual health.
Miss Lizzie G. Moulton. OF Anboy, Is whiting
her relations in this place.
al;ss Mary Furbeck, OF Oak Park, is On visit
| here to some Of her old school friends
| Mr. Fred Eoenig and Miss Louise kolb wero
| married Saturday The marriage ceremony
being performed by the kaY- AIr. St1eit.
The gales OF lumber by D. Strnckmann d. GO.
are reported TO have been unusually large th4s
| o~ LOMBARD,
Ths ladies' are busy preparing for fair to be
hold in few weeks, aud meet every Thursday
afternoon aud ereaing for that purpose. The
proseeds are to be applied towards the clergy
/
! A party Of young people spent delightful
evening at the residence Of h1r. Frank Weber.
With their wraps they laid formaltty aside, and
| spent the evening in = variety OF amusements,
| music, dancing, and q zegular old-fashoned
| candy-pull. Neyer we're there lighter hearts or
| eweeter candy.
An unusually interesting runday-school COZ
cert WAS held in The church last Sabbath evening"
| new and very interesting feature MAS the road
/ ing BIZ each OF the membors Of Mr. CaVanaughs
| class Of beautiful hymn.
The Hon. Jamee F. Clalin has returned from
his journey East.
Mr. aud Mrs. Couch. Of Muscatine, Ia, are
Ills M1. snd Mrs. Hull, Of Oak Park, have been
making brief visit to the old homestead.
| 4 special election was held Tuesday, the 7th
inst, for the purpose Of e'ecting two Village
Trustees In the place OF Charles Peters, deceas-
ed, snd s. Dingee resigned, resulting in the
choice Of James D. Dymond and Joseph Clark
| The tirst regular meeting OF the Literary As
sociation was successful, both as to tho numbers
in attendance and the crcditab1e character Of tho
| eze1c.aes Tho next meeting will ba hold Tues
| day evening. the 18th inst.
1
ETERNITY.
. Ths noldersng tiles Of the aged towsr.
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