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New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
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sa.sr nti. - quart put sanpl.s l0t
brua'i~ayi Ne~YD
ro.,-Umae Nu,lcr.-.1he MAILS FoR EUnoPE 10, the
once io'lows' ON TutSDhi a. ~ M On MfDyEs.
I. T.. JAMES. p. N.
The sparkling Wines Of the Pleasant ailry Wine Com.
enc. espt ,rl .@si business gushc at ons aav. sscom.
l,4sd IN Ia, 81 insp, % nrsn, "' '-s W 1''ry % me ne sns
Iany ssfi o, ~ y 90 oasss ia is7i lheT still ard
Solo Agent. 50 fulton st. n Y.
The l.rcnt English Remedy ior Gouf and st.sa
All the above c.mPia ANITA either Of recent
LONG standing advised 10 BLA RS HouT aud RliEU
MAIlC pills. Ih.y he .l u-,n the snd
,dy oi,r,d 70 H.. pubic, shd have bn unb
coss
Engand. Wholesale Agents II. rI-AAfrN u svS. RI
Nniani -, New-l ork
Aaver,,-srs aes rang ssin the attention and pa.
tronsgs OF Farmers ma Asrcuifurists. will nni THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and Elective
reaches fsrnrs, ard those OF better
cl4,s ran sny ctheg weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification should 10 hsui. Ia "
or neiof, Monday Otrhe week Of i.sue.
The Best Rsoms for Ogces Ia New.N ork.-over halt
TiiE'TKiBuNt BUILDi>Gi is oceur.-i 10y It's pormA
They ..i all their yisitors unite pro-
Dourc.Eg Oeices the MOST A1TIAC TIVE AMI all tDys
considered the CHEAPEST m town Contrary a. the
s expectation the building proves " bs much the hyhtess
Of ali tho large baldng, he city. All the beau
uully sle, hard wood ssh' There elegant gA<
nxtuirs heat aud every All exceedingly
light and airy perfectly Ventilated have outside winowS
and communicate dnteu wh tne elevator. and nearly al
independent entrances the hail The elevators
side BY sde ana both arc n good WORKING oirI t.ey are
night Beuts very favorable tesmA Alp.cstio" snpuva
n,s-le n ths fnAbNNt t0un. isrooa
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for his work, and the genera completeness and sym
metry and the fathulness Of hs work DONE iE TINS ~
spect THE TRIBUNE is The who wishes
10 I've thoroughly properly Informed upon all genera
topics Of interest will find The TRIBUNE Just the paper
| ueodS.
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COMPLETE. SYMMETRICAL. FAiTHFUI.

81 general newspaper II cannon Dc uehlcu
that Iuh ahiiuNI impv,cd IL certain that t"o cur
,ti, of the daily edition h much larger than ~ any
tp,, aiurir. Mr.. Grceloy's life. The excellence oi mo
,,.s Journal is not ia special giit ~ biliiiancy oI
n fn ~ ruf<l Drn,'"r ~ ~" tish
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Special Notices.

D.-Scr. Pills are he b,s ai saes, remedy foi ChIis
anl ifh Ma.uis.
N-~, Nin.iovs ~Oo'hina syrup, for children teetrpg
vils-. sllay- pain, aud Wind cois.
Removed without pain c1lg the knife oy DE- NcLElsHs
VI F.l~t ihiu =.
AanIs- and q hinder Pies, Work. and Book and job
Prr - az kids. al vriy fG yifi, rates AT HObMANs
cofl,r iit.asf-.
sIsre- and Ssnisernrs-trVm ,. 5s good sound wineb
To- - ~ tsrrsler'r,
Isi,nie Clsyelic'-, bottled a, the cha'eanS.
II. B. kikA e 20, 90 FULTON ct.
t,s,,hnahfd
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LEN-wALIAcE-At the RI .deprc Of the BRIDE. Ina
P.nu tuesday, July 20 by the Roy A. H. 'trfor fIlN
~anl X Allrn 4. =. Marine Cors, 70 Niss
Ilinor ". Wallace daughter of J. NJ. wallace. esl
M,CGREGOR-I AWgENOF-On "wednesday July 81 At
Grtat harrington. Np--. by the Rev Everot Scilder
Charts MacGr,gOr Oi Aowl"rk Ia liato A. daughter "
fredeiifA Law, pf Great Darlington. NO cards.
McICKEON- -(IFMFNT--On Wednesday, July 81, al the
iarsonsse the ev nr DlrcAari, tho Rev. george NJ
Mrr4 Parsyile h. H. 10 mrs Clements u his ca'ys
NOC.id..
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

e,y FPA~cis.o. Juiy 23--fne following Tho latest
mining stock quotations: Ophir ~ Mexican. ~ =; 'oil!
and nrrv -, Rest and Ie,curr AZ. ll3 ChOl
lar II use sud nocross. Al crown 4ont 30 feuow
J.skrt -b. in..ral 10; 4.mli,e KENTUCKY lf'4 Al
uno 1877; Beieh.r 2S Coincidence "a Consolialed
Nr,in, 32O sierra N.yla. Is .nr gated Becrr a
CA to-na bUS Bullion. tFl ofe1na', 6S's Julia, II
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pR,SrfNo CLOTHS MARKET.

,na.iu,.cP r. I Juy "a Printing Coihs a ..1f0 higher
and NJ ong Al Sc for flie hest rtrpar nri Eya 6irS
fhe ug., .cnns Tendency during iae a4 ~ no
Close gcnefsly h'll at .c f,f 20 "4,s.
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Buffalo Bill is 10 begin an exciting story
in me Se,r-tOfk NesEIy, ready next Monday. " Is
entitled The Scout and the renegade and is -a!d 10 be
a Highly dramatic story. based deeply absorbing
my.
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P4sSFNGEPS 4RRTVED.
LATEST SNIP HEgS.

FROM GE ;OA, Sc.-. seinshfp olympia, July %. Mas
,,,n ~. -ets Ds.i, - C. n.ihrDcost, nrse pp0
s.nafr. Harcfta Iaancirl1
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yHE STi1E or 1RiDE.
DOMESTIC NAPKFT.


Y.rrS.IrS y C., July 25-s spiIts Tnrlenne steady AZ
o3.c ,,o,n quiet uonuusl 81 20 STRAINED l.r nrm
a - 70.
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AN Notices Of Mauicoes mrst be irdorsed v'h faH
nnuc Qri Cddl..s
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long ISLAND.

UrursrriD.-The annual turf meeting known
a. the Huckcbctry Frpiic from the fact tr " taxes
place in the hight Of the hu'hieoefry a"h' WA 'AAo
r,.c a, the Hrmpstead Dri ing PARK "n A't - s. ana
/ The contest. ~ z't Ctiins To thiet ga! "h po
for l., ,cniull- amounting To 500.
E,ff-Ihc -.a side Home, iOunatd i"f the poor clh
a., az IN, trl .-l sshupls under tac 81 fuc th-
dren's Aid ~oriry meeting ~ifi gc'h' success 'iho
,nrnu.- consisting ~ 40 rI tfcu, .dst aiissJi en-
,eL f,e ls.f IA If 81 Wit to the iput Before TIE ohi
,r,r is over IL Il. ho,ei OrJ children VII have hsd
this cHsLs,.
I..s AND CffY.-At o Tee NJ erection o' directors
,r 40. Eiu-ha. North shore, rnr tcnifai Ehii"hdH "i
In. T.lau,l, TIC I'D b.ird ,,icc,,d sue '"'i-
., ~ ,.n.u- rciirns for he N1-r ~ fiuriihS ffe@
int,l ririafi.n ~ over 1000. .Thc proposition oi
',u the water main. al cottt POM IN tuusc ol
E,ti.biug ina been abandoned. ~ meeting OF tic
,omnul Council lat tN"nt res igion5 wei aiopten
dtrc . the oiiosit.on ssci Z. taHe t-al proceed
no. ~ To- The con liiGonaty Of the. Improvement acI
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hi. CIV was held Ia bill by Justice Ptn "a te s'ih oi
:. ono nm IN. charge az swiuluS II T. charged Tat
.Isnu ohinnad groceries valued ~ $1,000 ft"m J0i!
n,o.,r AZ Sii,h tIarl.t,t in rNchnns" f"r A"ili
lac a first nor gage.
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sell Guar pr sl2 sell pints ?. bottles fOf s4
, - Tor quart 81 crhts Tor put - sinp's ~ lVl
hria'i~ar, New. lDrs
, 1875-05-02
i: AURORA,

Special Cerr<spondenes ef .7,hs chieaqu Tribune.
AURORA, Ill, May 1.-Our city has been un-
usually dull during the psat week, aud the cor
respondent can recall but few Incidents worthy
OF note Trade has been extremely light, and
the continued disagreeabls and unsettled condi-
ton OF the weather is = sourca Of annoyance to
all-unless, perhaps to pbysicians, whose prac-
tice Is very heavy this spring, sickness being ap-
parently On the increase. At 8 o'clock this
morning heavy, driving rain set IN from the
north, continuing until midday, vhanit changed
to hail and snoH, and heavy frost is anticipated
! tonight should the storm break away, r.
!. The fifty-sixth anniversary Of the foundation
i, OF the Order Of odd-Fellowship was celebrated
Monday evening By the ladies' Of Mipnahaba De-
gree Lodge, D. Of R., BY delightful aociable at
fpeir bali. Delegations were presens from
each Of the city lodges. Appropriate speeches,
excellent music, refreshments and p1easant 80
ciA intercourse, caused the honrs TO pasa rapdlv
away, aud all present ealoyed the occasion most
heartily. The members Of Concordia Lodge
gave grand bali On tbs. sa1na evening, which
TIE aADERm coxB1uA11ou.~
The people we're Intensely 'diagussed and dis
appointed Saturday syen}ae lass On baiag shazae-
, 1875-05-02
ILLINOIS.
WAukECAN.
IAEE COUNTY NEW9.

] >>-@AA ~~->'~A A'AA"N~
Special Correspondence ef Tbs Chicago T11aune-
WAuRHaAN, May 1.-Spring has come at last
| ria waatbar fnr;no tina fora mart of +ha waet
r.s haar,,;e,,, 80 ,.tt., ,srt ha;ro soa,a.rl.,
+ "es "oA1.o'' ~ A@ssoA eA4' o''ns ooA''"na
rainy The gardens are now being put in prope,
condition, and the lawns nicely cleaned up il
fact ali improyenauta usually made in the sprine
ara nov recairinr attention e.caDt. nerh.ra
ha,,,. .t.o~,. e ,k;. l....r, ,ts,a =.
nouse eieanms' II ep1s ptancn A1tie can De
done until the close OF the Beecher trial,
for aa long as that continues the convenience Of
Waiting the neighbors ard converting with Mrs.
| sr,;.b roras nd othars .hont H.. n,a,;te -
| .:t ,.~,-,,
oenon1e ot .ne case eo long WILL 'oasonapIe
| excuse bs found for the non-performsnoe Of
| this duty. The trst thing OF importance which
happened during the week was
| THE sRE111No-s1ATcH.
t. At the spelling contest Monday night last, a
better time WAS enjoyed than At any IN the paat,
and it can also be said, nnheslsatingly too, that
| the preachers and Journalists were glad to get
through. The fact that the teachers did work
rather bard. wac the absolute cause OF their OPP
ponents' retard but u they will again give the
gentlamen chance, their valua as spellera will
greatly enhance.
given by the milwaukee, Farorites" under the
management Of J. 1. hppy d Co., which took
place st Phoeuix Hall Tuesday evening WAS
grad SUCCESS, in fact it was superior 70 any con-
cert heretofore given in this CITY. Judging from
the large number present, TIE SUNDAY Tn1BuNr
can truly say that the people OF Waukegan can
and do appreciate good concert, notwithstand-
ing it has been reported to the contrary 1t is
unnecessary to mako any individual mention;
everything was executed in . manner in every
Waukegan again they can safely rely upon full
house.. :,
j.. Personal. -.
, 1875-05-02

Gahan. notifying the Board that he would con
slider himself su officer till removed for cause,
or charges preferred aSainet him, and until aoch
| time as he was legally removed no WOULD NOT
give up his SIZE. ..~...... g.. ~.
| then came forward and requested tho Hoard to
settle up with him. He waa ready 30 vinalcata
h1msalf. and repudato the charges that ne Wa9
short. Ha was willing to pay oSee ~has vas "a
due the town, and Was anxious to get 1ad OF toe
money, and any further trouble WITH it.
The Board then adjourned, and met aga1n IN
regular session 7esterday. 1usl BOARD Was
present. but nothing OF any particular impof-
lance was transacted
to the conclusion that his time is Valuable. he
could during election days very easily ahord 20
ba cut every evening, sud at2y out tin late the
'naxt morning. "Aftar storm comes calm;
so in 'hia case. He can now only
afford to pay out ~. moneys evety Eys-.st3sr Manr
be presented to him Monday u the Town Hal,
whe1o he can be found almost all the time after
9 o'clock in the morning,
SCHOOL MATTERS.
The Board Of Education meeting at Enge-
wood WAS not of any practical lmportauce e1-
oepting the 6uperintendsnt's report From il Is
cleaned the Information that in the ak schools
OF the district there are enrolled l.425
scholars. who ahoH m ayerass attendance
for the month Of March 'of sS;6 ao6
cases OF tardineas, 81 Of corporal punishment.
4 Suspensions, aud 16 cases Of ta1dineaa among
the teaciers.
Tho next meeting rili be held tomorrow af-
ternoon At the Springer School,
noeting Of the Ensiewood Literary Bociety
Was held last night at the old school-house. Tho
regular business xas transacted, when Hiss
Wood related to her own satisfaction the his
tory Of Miss Flora McEl;msey. A little read-
TYynt HYff NNf1aI IForQ fnq1n
, 1875-05-02
LAKE VIEW.
WurnNr 1rnrfrra


The union services OF the several churches
we're brought to q close Tuesday evening by a
sermon from Dr., Wo1rau This popular preach
er made wonderful impression daring his stay
OF sigbt days. speaking fourteen timea during
that period. aud holding in close attention full
houses Of interested haare1s- The churches ara
walked up, and hard at work IS result.
The Rev. ". Q. Young. will preach to-day,
morning and evening, at the Fullerton Avenue
Church. The ladies OF that church will giva =
Tuesday evening" The annual congregational
meeting, for the election Of Trustees, will be
held at The same time, thua combining business
and pleasure.
BUILDING ITEMS
M1. s. 81. Kerfoos, who became an involuntary
OF his residence In February. has returned to his
old home, having fitted up and improved by ad-
litions cottage On his lake shore pIaee, where
be is now residing. HIS family are still in
Europe, WHARF they have b5an nearly TWO years.
about to havy @ subatautial addition in Tie shape
Of q chapel snd library building: The edi5ce
will be 40 feet vide and 10 feet in depth. and
viii be built Of pressed brick, With atone trim
miags. There will be two stories, the upper
containing the chapel acd library, aud running
up Into the roof, and the lover containing sew
ernt recitation-1ooms- The design ia Gothic, and
includes an entrance tower at the southeast
corner. where connection Ii to be made with
the main building BY q corridor. The plans
proposals can be received ground will be broken
and the. work pushed, so IS to be- COM
plated in readiness for the next fall
term. The corper-stone Of the original building
was laid twelve years ago this month. and tnaf
the snniyersa1y Of that event. The cost will be
between S14. 900 and S20, 00Q OF Ht,ch amount
, 1875-05-02
LAKE.
THE POLICE FORCE.

Still further does Lake strive to emulate the
"virtues" OF Chicago and copy a1ter it's officials.
The latest is the turning OF the police force into
a political organization. Wednesday the newly
elected Board Of Trustees met for the purpose
OF putting new man On the police force, appoint
ing the path and road-1nastars for the ensuing
year aud sundry Offices requiring in their eati-
nation an overhau1ing.
Mr.. Condit, the new Supervisor, introduced q
resolution to vacate alt these Offices, and
calling upon the Board to fill the vacancies
at that meeting. Mr. Brinkman Was opposed to
including the Police Department, as he did not
think they ought to be removed without cause.
He was OF the opinion that the law would not
sustain the Board IN di6charging them without
charges, and hoped the discharged man would
contest it. The resolution, however, was put
and carried, Mr. Drinkman voting nay.
Officer Fergus Riley, of the northeast corner,
uho was discharged at the last meeting, was re-
instated by the Board at the request Of q num-
ber OF citizens from that part Of the town.
The Poira Committee then reported the fol-
lowing officers for the Boards consideration;
Stock-Yards, Sergt. Patrick Grady. aud Officers
John Co1lula, James Burns, Michael MarSy,
James Burr Englewood, Philip Rartimus and
: James Smith Car shopa. Michael Egsn and
The officers as reported were appointed. with
very little opposition, Br1nkman aud Carey vot-
Ing against Grady. and Brinkman alone being in
the negative On the voting for Michael Marky
and Charles Smith.
On motion, . resolution WAS also adopted con-
inuipg J. G. Walsha as special policeman tor
ona month longer. :,
Mr. Hugh ChAtick Was appointed 0rarseer OF
Roads in District No. 4. consisting ofaU that
part Of the town west Of Ashland aTenne. The
eastern portion Was than divided INTO three
road districts and the following gentlemen ap-
pointed pA4h-uastera: District No. l. Samuel
Cozzens; District No. 2, G. n Adams District;
No, s. George Sutherland. r.
:, J. littla mora minor buAinesa was then trans
when = ;eomunnicat1on uaa received from kazgt.:
, 1875-05-02

fully cold BY party Of scrubs from Chicago.
who by flaming show-bills announced themselves
as the great ''Adolphi Combination" The On.
tire company seemed at saa upon the stage, NOE
shadow Of talent was manifested BY single
member, aud the ladies present left the opera
house in disgust before the conclusion OF the
first part,
During the week the annual meeting OF the
Young Men's Christian Association has been
held, and the following gentlemen elected as
officers. for the ensuing year: E. A. Powell,
President c. T. Douglas, Vice-President L.
3. Maydwell Recording Secretary ~. 0. Mason,
Corresponding Secretary. The Board OF Mana
sociation 10 in = very tiourishing condition, AND
ia composed OF carpest workers. whose labofa
have been productive OF much good. They have
fine large building centrally located, and e'e'
gantfy furulshed-the spacious groupd floor
containing the 5eadlns-aoom, d valuable library
citation occupy the second story, while the base
meut ia devoted to the Mission Sabbath-gchooL
TIE UNION BAPI1sr aoc1ABLE,
held at the residence Of g. Il. Adams Wednes-
day evening, was more than usually pleasant
gathering, grand SUCCESS socially and financial
y. Tha members OF this denomination are just
now mourning over the resignation Of Ill., T. G.
Damon as Superintendent Of tue Sabbath School,
position which he had admirably filed for
period OF nine yeara. Mr. Damon's health has
haa found it not only necessary to withdraw
from the school. but to abandon bis large busi-
ness here and seek retirement for the summer,
at least, in Massachusetts.
AN OLD RESIDENT.
Wednesday last large number ct our citi-
gems went out to Sugar Grove 10 attend the fu-
neral OF Steven G. Paul, one Of the founders OF
Kane County. and one Of the oldest and heaTi-
eat fnrmora Of Sugar Grove Township, who died
Monday, a. tho age Of 62 years. Mr. Paul came
to this county in 1888. and had always been An
actiyo and energetic farmer. He mingled but
little in politics, though he Was always well in
formed about town and county mattera. aud
during five yeara (1861-65) he represented Sugar
Grove on the County Board OF Supervisors. He
WAS man Of decided opinions. and they were
generally such ~ commended themselves to his
feiow-townsmen.
The ScNnAY TRIBUNE failed to reach Aurora
Sunday last, and much disappointment WAS ex-
pressed in consequence. Many Of its readers
here would prefer to dispense With their break
fast rather than THE TRIBUNE,
4 large number Of the old soldiers resident in
Aurora aud vicinity, will be present in Chicago
at the military reunion on the 10th inst. And
speaking OF soldiers the boys are making an
effort to oreanize post OF the Grand. Army of
the Republic. Some years since they had sue
cesaful organization with q membership Of 150,
but certain political trickaters got the reins into
their hapds and eventually succeeded in running
the institution into the gronnd.
, 1875-05-02

nrd ~- 49,, ..,-., ~ +,~o have fhssinate1 m,
| -" aa Ap1u eao"oA ~ s"o' 49, 80 w
oounts, and "e now looS 1or"a1o "''a cotn-
Portable sort OF feeling to the en1oYnens OF bali
| a sprjnp at 1east Northeast broeZes IRE a
1nxn,- r., 49, ~ hro;1ine heat in mid.
s,n,.: 80. ~. .:. 1y - s.;3 hraazea IN,
| se@unoi' ou1 cooslouaaIo ~ o~".
aU Haeks or mora at thu season OF tae sea1 u
those who have no liking for bronchitis, colds In
| tha head snd pulmonary affections. is anything
| hut a dai;oht
..,,-s.,.-,.s ..:
~. AnusEAfs3s
are somewhat at standst1ll; those 1or tne Demo
t OF the different churches being OF most inter-
eat at tnresent 4 sr1e}1ing.match of mora than
| ordinsrv ;ntaras+ ia advorttsad to takc place at
4u'e' sas - 60. 49, or.n;n, rha
.oo tonefe6at1onA CAufea4 +n4e
Eplscopallana will do their Level best 10 Bpe1f
down the Cougregationaisss and. yice- varsa.
These spelline-matches hays proved source Of
,,-,,t, r.. -. -..;s.,, ~ eonoa nro1t tn rha
n.ac3 1an 20 ouesloe's ana sone p.oa, ~ ~
CHURCH eocletle8. IL has oeeo qu1se a"aenaoae ~
see aome Of our fine spellers sit down With such
Hoebegone cast OF oountenanco after spel1ng
"seperate, "hypocrlcy, salerS, euplq-
Prof. Oilers band gave dancing party at
1no1f nal friday evening; Inc atsenoauce W.
large, and as all seemed bent On haEln8 good
time, tbs affair may be said to have been sue
cess.
The Georgia M'nstrols Were greeted "ltn very
small audience on SATURDAY evening !ss., nno
their entertainment, by those competent to judge,
was considered anything but good.
REAL ESTATE
Mr. Lew Grant bought recently the old ks1nals
House lot. corner Of Main and Wisconsin streets,
and intends erecting q brick building 70 eoon "a
the debris left over from the fire OF 1850 can be
removed. ALI Of our citizens have felt anxious
that .hotal should occupy this site, and the
public spirit necessary for this enterprise We
hope to 500 manifested IN the erection OF nne
hotel By III. Grant
BUILDING ITEMS
Mr. Peunoyer is still further enlarg1cg his Wa
ter-cu property by tha erection Of large two
story frame-building for the accommodation OF
aummer-suests. This building stands in the
centre Of the spacious grounds belonging to the
Water Cure and commands > fine vieu Of tbs
ialand, lake, and hsrbor.
Mr. =. Balm il building carIlaEe-house in ad-
ditioa to his aLeady extenaiya buildings on Ke-
nosha street.
Ths German Catholics have this foundation Of
their new schooE-housa finished, and it the
weather continues favorable, not many weeks
will elapso bafora the building will bs ready for
, 1875-05-02
OTHER SUBURBS.


Thn formal opening OF tho Park Ridge Hossl
.a LII r,,;a., a,,.,;n., ,,.d.x +ho a;-a,+s, ~
WIS nelo ff'asy e'enue' onoe. 'ne oiteeuon %
son1o OF tae 4eaatns cis11ens- a Aa1eo pakty "ss
in attendance, among whom ware many from
| CHICAGO Norwood Park, and Desplaines. Two
| he,7o 1;ocorraad ,rnaic -tha pars R;f1oa hr..
| -. -. -,".~sNc. Is-S.~ m.;~e a-.~~
oana ana ssttu5 oa1a LUZ oenea6'' nopPo1
Wna served at II O'Clock. and the dance, "aa pro
1on2ed into the morning hours Our people now
| concentrated themselves mon having a. l.rps
| - .t4.,,t;.,. i,,., .a .n7 ~ bar .;.t.r
auo al1aest'o H'''' - ~0J - A"~ ~@'.A
| suburbs- 1919.
Ar. Davis commenced Sunday morning Last ts
=, r1;~, h. v;11 d.,oonatr,t, ths harmony axiat
~ *'"eo oe "t!4 ~ 80
ing oetWeen tensaon ena science. nls n1ss ols-
course Was upon the relations Of astronomy to
religion. Is Mr. Davis has madu these subjects
q special study, very interesting course may b.
expected
Ihe 1oune Laoes - SemtnS 1ee nes d..e 1assue5 s...
har saere ,,reecnt: An ejection OF ofacerg vas
hold at the close Of the meeting, and tho follow
ing ladies were unanimously elected: Miss
hlnnle PENNY, fresioent; T. Alss nsnn,sos., eev y.
n,d ad,aa no ~ ,nonth pnn,or rsa r;fa tha n=st
week. and the yonne ladies had food for thought
at their last meeting. Tho contemplated mar
rage OF certain Toung lady Naa soo1onEn1y
az ~ taa.aI ae = III \" mt ~ fashio6
by tho time il strives
Hrs. Murray mas been under Dr.. Newcombs
care for the past six weeks, but is now better.
Miss Kittie Davis has been visiting IN Chicago
for . few days. Mr. Knowles is fx1ng np gen.
orally, new carpets and furniture ado1n bis eie-
CANT home, while his summer house ia being IN
closed h1attsce and other ornamental work.
1he new fence which has Just been complesed
on Prospect eVenue Wns needed fapso'emens-
Mr. Miller an enterpnang c,tazen, has aooea %
bis already extensive residence a:cnen' "hicn
is great ornament to that ooTner.
Mr. Hawley has improved re loosa OF mig cor
uer 1ot,' opposlse the Post-othce, ~ erecting
now fence. almost TOO enostanttu 70 oe called
pretty or fancy. ne" honse ,s soo soon a,d 70 %
o1eo.e4 neol - 80 1r!;e., ~ 80 go =; ~ 49, wIv ,sst
v,st,,e Iii college chum. WIN Knox.
George Carpenter was bore for day. Frank
Stout, OF Evanston, Was guest OF Mr. Moss-
PA1411SE~
Chutch-goipg people ara soon to be enter
tanned and amuAed by "Pious Dranatlcs." Tho
church organ must be paid for, and it Is thought
that 3 large sum can bo realized by thass
dramatic entertainments.
Several new buildings are going up, and 4
makes buainesa seem lively.
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