, 1875-10-17
SUBURBAN..
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Iha Lake Trustees are now devotinR thei
| spare time to devising methoda aud plans fo
the complete organization OF the Fire Depart
mens. Caldwell wanted the President to ap-
points committee with instructions to confer viii
Matt Benner and Capt. Bnlwinlle, OF Chicago,
and learn the best mode Of managing the Fire
! Department d with tine least expense TO the town,
| but the Board, as usual with all suggestions
! which seem to look toward improvement, laid it
! On the table,
| Mr.. Condit made motion, which WAS carried
| which amended the receutly-passed fre-ordi-
nance by the insertion OF fifteen men, instead OF
thirty, as the number employed on the Fire De-
! partment, to be distributed aB the Fire Marshal
designated, and. further, that such members
receive monthly stipend Of 35, with forfeit
Of one months pay for each dereliction in duty
The election Of delegates to the Republican
CouTAption was not quite as noisy as the Op-
position primary OF a few days before.
There was only one ticket in the Held, although
seven Of Mr. Jack.on's friends desired him to
be one Of the delegates- The count, which vas
completed in about fifteen minutes after the
close Of tue polls, showed the following result
Rudolph Belster, 81; Sol P. Hopkins, 80;
Albert H. Feeder, 80; Jackson, Z; G. MUIR
head, l.
Largo number Of Tommy Gahan's friends
met in Matt :Flamings Thursday evening, and,
as q slight token Of the esteem in which
they held this efficient Sergeant Of the Lake po-
Ar: George Fleming made the presentation
speech, which WAS supplemented By James Nc
Elllgoit nth fen appropriate remarks and the
star: Tommy responded with few nest re-
marks. and hoped that his future career would
be as satisfactory as heretofore.
Another of the boys Of the stock mart has
gona and taken unto himself bet
ter half. The victim OF Cupid this
time is a1r. Joseph Il. Tabor,
whose genial countenance is well known in the
1n#&
paign, ILL.,, the home Of the bride, and there
Wednesday WAS married to Miss Mary G. G1abe.,
By the Rov. Dr.. Pierce, Of the Champaign Con-
greeational Church. The sarae evening be ar
rived home, and gave family reception at the
residence OF his father. Alr. Milton Tabor, On
Michigan avenue. near Ihirty-thi1 street.
Despite the bad weather, the ladies' OF the En-
gewood Baptist Church were quite successful
With their fair and oyster suppe7s Thursday and !
Friday There was not very large attendance
Thursday evening, but this was amply covered |
BY the large assemb1age present Friday. Fri |
day evening the friends Of Miss Eldise Darrow |
her With An elegant card~receiver az |
q token Of esteem. The most noticeable feature |
and their friends for beautiful silver berry !
DISH There were five candidates, but as the |
time for closing the voting arrived, the cornpe-
tition narrowed down to Mrs. Donne1ly and Miss |
Carpenter. Although Miss Carpenters friends
#orked hard, thoy we're not enough for the
7ictor nY the following count Mrs Donnelly,
l6S; Miss Carpenter, 143.
A special meeting Of the Englewood Hose
Company will be held in the hose house to-mor-
or evening, the object being the reorganization
# tho company.
An oyster supper will be given by the ladies' Of
he Eyauge1 Baptist Church at the ca1-shops |
tuesday evening, for the benefit Of the Sunday
chool library.
The Englewood Presbyterians gave eociable
t fha Iro1t |
N Wentworth avenue, near Sxty-fourth street,
tuesday evening.
LAKE VIEW.
primary meeting for the election Of dele
ate to the Republican Convention Tuesday
"a held last night at the Town II all, William
;. Church acting as Chairman, and s. B. Chase
3 Secretary. Ex-Ald. Robert Clark, F. y.
almer, Of the Inte1' Ocean, and Charles Gall
ere put in nomination. The vote, by ballot
;ood: Tor Clark, 10; Gall, 13; Palmer, i. AIr. |
Lark was declared the delegate from the town.
IKE View thinks herself Of enough importance
have had more than one delegate But the
1oice Of one il good one.
The Supervisors Of North Chicago and Lake | ,
lew. and the Lincoln Park Secretary. held a
eeting last Friday and assessed the Park taxes
n 1875. Lake View WAS mulcted to the amount
sl3, you. Tire town authorities should See toit
lat Lake View gets her quota Of improvement
well az OF assessment: Lake View paid nearly
Is, 600 OF park ta1 laat year, but i
ould be difficult to show that half
lat amount has been expended within ]
IT borders. The money could not be better
np]ored than in building breakuater along ]
10 water front to protect the drive, which has
red badly this fall Several hundred feet Of i J
I'VE washed away and more will 80 unless
'me radical Improvement is made.
Deputy-sherin Bradley Was too prompt in get | /
ug about after bis recent attacktof fever, and.
resul', is again On Ire sich-list. He is now, !
,Weyet, improving iu nealtt Ex-Town-C1 |
;lson has also been down for several weeks T
th a severe illness, but is also reported con-
I1esceus and will be around to vote the Repub-
an ticket when the time comes
Lake View has beaten the rest Of the county
tho winter business, hA1iug had enough nle:t
tdsy night to ~titsn tho G1oand soz shoft 9
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