, 1875-01-22
SUBURBAN.,

TURNER JUNCTION.
Inc cttizonn OF tho Junction participated In d
mort ploasnut affar laet Saturday evening. II
WAS the silver Wedding or Mr. md Mrs. ]. II,
llakoy. During tho day and evening largo nru,.
bors OF their ftientls wcre PRESCOTT at their homo
in answer to invitations that had boon widely
circulated. In tho ogoning ntr. Lahoy aud hiq
wif0 wete escorted to tho depot OF the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railroad, whero the Junction band
aud largo number OF friends wero awaiting
thon1. At tic depot t,ny were presented with
ah elegant silver toa-sot BY officers aud employees
OF the Chicago & Northwestern 1tailroad, upon
ono piece OF WHICH WaB handsomely engraved;
JonN il. 1.AkE1 AND WtrE.
Jan. III, 1Rj0.
Jan. Ii, 1876.
From their friends.
Upon each separate pioco sYhs engraved the
letter "L.' Tho set consists of twelve pieces,
and is ct elegant dcHigu. j. B. Trail made .
pleasant presentation address, nnd Ar. Lakoy
responded in a fow we'll chosen words. s1r.
Lakoy has been in the employment OF tho Cht-
caEo & Northwestern for swenty-one years ~
master mechanic, aud during that tlrto has
made lnany friends. Tbs presentation Of the
toh.sot mas complete surprise to hinaolf and
Wifo,
After tho presentation, tho ney. ]. 3. ndwoll
mado MI appropriate prayer aud after somo Wig
oroua aElshaking Mr.. I4ahey invited all pros-
ent to his homo, whoro abundant rofrcuhmouts
were served. During tho evening tho gucsta
wcrc furnished with somo excellent music. VIC
tor foEie, Of Chicsgo, presided at tho piano.
DR.. J. y. Marsh nnd Mrs. George Dalton, Of thu
choir OF Tfinity Church, Chicago. sang in thclJ
hhEpicst manner. i. ". Goodwin, Of Chicago
and Ars. ]. A. West, OF Junction. also favored
thoso rrosent with aonlo excellent vocal n,,aic.
Among other gucsla from tito city there woro
present aEr. and Mrs. John Hons, Mrs. Clark
iiill, Mrs. J. y. atarsh. 0eorgo I. Dalton. Miss
Holen BatoH. A. D. E!mor, aud C. NJ. Hopkins.
Among tho other presents given by tho guosta
tue following might be mentioned: Tlowsr-yase
from Miss Llyinia Parker; silver goblet from
Mrs. Claris Hill sngat-spoon from MIR. and Mrs
l4atlrop; EeyoIying bntter.disl by Mrs. N. AL
yer goblet from Mira. George i. Daitop sugar
spoon, Mrs. L. c. Clark; pyramid caka-basket
with white grapes and osAugeB.. from Mr.. anil
Mrs. J. ". 1{ces. Tho company did not dsperae
until d lato hour.
11e tov. J. G. Stoughton, Of Aurora, delivered
two temperance liscourses i'll Turner last h:ln-
day, Which have been very highly spoken Of.
Ho il working against tho movement fayoting
the repeal OF the present lt1nor law.
Tho Collector for tho Town OF Winfield ia busf-
" engaged IN tho collection Of taxos. lie will
DO ut Warrenyilo Tncslaya. and Winilold Thura-
days, mud at Junction MONDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Tho hall Of a1r. Toll il painting and retitting,
and when completed will l,o rory elegant ONO.
Meetings haye bpol, hold Mt tho Congregation
al Churct, during the present week. and lave
"S'@ w.,rvo,r
,,;..a,e N'
an *e'17" iocal Fo1'lc1hh Gaqc LIS ecf'sces lass
elecIlon under tho promise Of Homo easy berth,
suth, for instance as conductor On a Pullman
Intonue ,lis.uat ia mt ofy ,v,t,, tn ,,ro.o ~
4"soaeo "las"0'' - Pas VI ~ "A'i' 1ao etonh5o ot
cohaucsofae'p On tho "ankegan horsa-oara
whenoycr the liue may be completed
Mr.. Knox, OF Donton docs not throw bin broad
unon M, watora IIo L,o,va , tri,t, ,,or.,, 49,
~ -. ..'. I,s-', "N0"s . s't.N "'!'" t"o
"a sa"1' 1do JUST taro"s po'hohea meat OH tho
frozen ground, and then Eoes aud gatherB up all
tho dead timber wolves ho can find. For ona
thits picked up he received $40 bounty, but for
another he receives nothing until ho can show
that It partook Of lia aayory potsago, aud did lot
dlo Of old ago or commit suicide.