, 1875-08-15

store and residence. It will soon be ready for
Tbe addition to Mr.. Lytle's elevator is COM
pleted and ready for the fal business
ROGERS PARK.
The Rogers Park Liberal and Literary Asso-
citation entertained their invited guests on the
Lake Shore Picnic Grounds at Rogers Park,
Thursday night, with moonlight party. About
800 we're present. Among the guests were sew
eral Indies and gentlemen from Chicago, Rose-
hill and Evanston. The grounds selected wers
brilliantly Illuminated with Japanese lhmps, to-
gether With large rejecting lights. A platform,
50 By 80 feet, WAS erected for dancing. conser-
lent to which was large tent furnished with
tables aud seats that would accommodate loo
persons. The tables were Abnndansly supplied
with refreshments of every description. 10 the
ladies the Association is indebted for the ample
supply OF refreshments and also their active CO.
operation IN rendering the party success. Inc
character of the music furnished was fully aP-
preclnted by the audience
Tho Park nlre beat The Evanston Mystlcs 10
to II, Friday.
Thursday eve ling very pleasant party WAS
given at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Lark"eu
at Forest Hill, il honor Of Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Spencer, Of Syracuse, N. T. The evening WAS
spent pleasantly in daucing and moonlight ram
bles in the beautiful grove adjoining the resi-
aanca Ahont ~ o'c1or1, a heautiful repast was
ecrred. Among those present were: Col. and Mrs.
Flood, of Springfield, ILL.,, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot, DR..
,n, rar. stnayt Mre Henrv Benson Miss Hattia
pa,son Of, ~ na+roft. sfr and Mrs. Morris. Mr.
and M,a 1ames Hill. Mr. and Airs. James Kim
bark, Col. and Mrs. Jansen, Mr.. and Mira George
Hail, Dr.. and Mrs. James Hutchinson. OF
Chicago; MISS Ellen dou1d MES A1ce hocne'
a1is iss fann.e ,as ss Fsnnu stn.rt Ma
Mollie shnmway. Miss Carrie Howard Miss y Anna
brown. l. ana Mesara, GapL. 1onn t1oo4, 2psaus
he'd' IL; Freoer1cR ao@aru, 'onu r. noGne' .iaa
nturs ~. "hIe: r[so onet l4au - Inhs po1aan
dA1IJ 1'to". SoAA HAetcoaAo' 0oo "o'A4 AA3s"'e
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
Root and one Of his most beautiful compositions,
is 10 rehearsal, and will be shortly be produced
by Miss II. E. Gay, assisted BY number OF
young la-lins An entertainment OF the most
pleasing character may be expected, as this can
tata rarely fails to elicit the appreciation and ap-
plauae Of an audience aud the yonth. beauty,
aud musical ability OF the performers 10 !n's
case give promise that it wlll be brought out in
manner rarely equaied~
The foundry and machine SHOPS ola fAlF 70 oe
erected aud in operation shortly. Aessr8. Dig
walt, perk Co., the propr1esors, we're IN town
Tuesday locating the ste which IL to be on the
farm of Mr.. J. Dunton, about half mile below
the ylllaGe.
PAtos.
4 careful curvey OF the situation yesterday IN
dicates much more cheering aspect 1of 1nu1e1s
than has been entertained since the rising waters
assumed such damaging dimensions. The waters
have receded in many places, aud the hay seems
to be not 30 badly damaged as might be e1-
pected.- It is believed that after the floods have
passed away the greater portion OF the hay crop
will be saved
The Board of Auditors met Tuesday and
audited bills to the amount Of S943. so. This ln-
clules money expended for ofticers' salaries and
roads and bridges.
Dr.. Lawless spent few days Waiting his
friends in Palos last week.
1rNosr.
.t-oo,,4 mating ~ tha yiltaua Trustees
+ha I'm u 3 Brown vas appointed Village
Ca,,.a1 with instruotions to prosecute al per-
sons rio,.t;nc The Sunday Liquor law.
rha .ch,o1 n,cn,c cana OF last week at
n-..n,a cra,a rba attendance was laree, and
bFo"ns otose' tuo a'.sNas et,.saa ..,.,@
there seemed TO De no emu o4 saa1e7' pa1'1A'o'
and retreenments-