, 1875-11-07

Gently destroyed By fra has removed NTH bis
| family 70 the city for the winter. 1t is under.
stood to be his intention to rebuild in the spriug
| This will be gratifying news to the numerous
friends Of this estimable family, u their peru1s-
| ueut removal tHouM b Z aos1rce OF universal re-
gret.
| At tho lsat meetink at ehe Board ct T.ustees
a resolution was passed ordering Hr. Il. J. Suoli
to remove his toli-gste ~ tia cosner OF Norxool
and Eastern avenues, and cease th. COLLECTION
OF toll IN Nurwood avenua vithtn Tho limits OF
| the village.
Miss Minnie Lincoln. who is attending school
| at Geneva Lake. ia at home on short visit.
One Of the ploaa4ntest asaats Of the season
thus far was the large party given on Friday
night OF last week By Airs. ChAr;ea De Barard fol
| her daughter Miss Jennie De Bar4rd, in honor
| OF her couain, Miss Carrie Allen, Of Woodstock
No pains were spared to mako tho occasion &
memorable one, and the efforts OF the fair young
hostess to that end were fairly successful. Miss
! Allen, Is Was universally admitted, bore OF tho
honors as the belle Of the evening. Among
those present were the Misses Alice and Jessie
Hiss ostr,e Seymour, the Misses Pollock, Miller,
Wamsley. Addle Comulack, Miss Flora Dewey.
Miss Settie Shields Of Garfield, and Miss Jessie
De Berard- The gentlemen Were MessEs. Walter
Burns, Of Garfield. J. Ninship. James Wlnahip,
Arthur Stevens, Newton Preston, T. Whitcoub.
Edward Commack. Clifton Dunlap, Albert VIM
chell, and Alex Morgan.
The Rev. c. C. Marzton, pastor Of the Baptist
Church at Norwood Park. will preach today At
10:45 =. m- and Tao H. m- His evening subject
Lie Schools"
HIGHLAND PARK.
During the past week there has been perfect
exodus from this place East. Among those who
left Was Mira. j. ". Preston, who leaves for
trip OF few weeks; Mr. Clifford Williams, Of
Williams, Miller, Ol1astead j. Co, Who was to
sail from New York yesterday tor Europe. He
will spend tho winter in Southern Italy, in hopes
that ha may regain his failing heaith. Miss
Emma James. who, with her sister Miss Belle,
has been spending the sutnne. he:e, left for her
home, Providence, r. l., Thursday. Miss Belle
James will spend the winter with her brother.
the Hon. ". A. Jaues- Dr. and 3frb. Gross h.ye
gone East for the winter.
Little Fannie Jennings. grandchild Of Mr. z.
the rear Of Mr. Wilard<a house, and frne-
tured her arm in two places Dr. Baker was
called and SGT the arm, and thechild il very com
Portable.
Thursday evening the ladies' Of tho Bsptis.
Church give thar second dime entertainment.
The programme is an exeeltent one+ closing with
q comedy, in which Messra- g. H. Coo, J. H.
Lealie, W. g. HAIL aud C. 4. Eeebe. and Misses
Carrie Hall, Belle James, and Lou Iitka, take
the prominent parts This Is sufficient guarsn-
tee to those who have heard them during tha
past two or three winters OF Soma good acting.
RARREGTox.
The Literary Association has roorgsaized fol
the winter, xud held its first entertainment las.
Monday evening. large number maFe present
who heartily enjoyed tho really fne programm.
offered them.
There wss little excitement attending tho cleo
tion here and full vote VIE not polled- Those.
however, who did exercise this inalienabls
right of 40 American citizen, declared by yota
of more than ten to one that Huck was the man
for their money.
F.iday Of last week, during = severe thunde.
storm, the barn OF Mr.. Henry Canpert vEs
struck BY lightning, and consumed with between
GO aud 70 tons Of hay and about 2ooo bushe!s
Of oats. Tho total loaa Was about 10000, On
which there mas no insurance.
HAYWOOD
The Dramatic Club OF Oak Park viii repeat
the drama, '.Out in the Streets u aud the farce.
Box and Cox" to the Msyweodites, Tuesday
evening, in the Toun-Hall.
"A word to the wise IL sufficient" aud tbs
simple announcement that this really fne ans
tour society will give an entertainment Is all
that is needed to crowd tho auditorium Of tha
hall with the citizens Of haywood.