, 1875-08-29
pUPACE COUNTY.

! 2AhNEAR @uNDG10a.
Srertdt Correspondence Of fte Ch'tu1o Tribune,
TURNER JuSc11oS. Aug. o8.-Ihe school will
! reopen for the fall term Monday.
him James Conley is quite i'll, but tho hores
| OF her recovery are strong.
| The new Street Commissioners ere filing their
! Offices satisfactorily, and mean business The
| rosds already show Improvement.
| 4 gentleman lost suit OF clothes from con-
! ductpr's chr last week Those who pretend to
! know eay it waa hia wedding ~sut, and tue loss
| he's occasioued the paetpouement OF the happy
| day.
| The Rev. s. Snow aud wifeleft Monday for st.
| Paul, Mlpp. The church tenders him tho vaca-
] ton, and few frieuds provided tue means to 60
With
| Michael Carey escaped with ais life in
miraculous maunef receutly. Michaal rune the
engine ia tua rou house. aaa ooe d4r last week
In putting Oh the belt lo Was caught aud car
lied up to the root OF The builius. where be
Was held Until t1e engine was stopped The
only injury he recsIye3 was the breaSiug Of his
ann IN three places
Mr.. Ed MoCourt rescued A1r. Nate Bepjsmin's
hired man from wasery grave. He fell iuto
the pond uear the old schoo:-house. He was
heavily loaded and in his beloless cond ton
would undoubtedly have drowned IN less than l5
tnctte OF Hat4r.
Mr. David Msrtin was bitten By bis dog gone
three weeks ago. He had toe dog killed, and
applied the MAIDSTONE to the woand. which stuck
for some time, and he now ia perfectly wsll
Last week Mr. Louis Borch, his child. and his
brother we're ei&en BY Boroh'a dog. The three
went Immediately to the maidstone, but ehe re-
result has not yet been heard.
Il the case Of ii: people against Edward
Wells on complaint Of Hand for selling liquors
to MINORS, tefore Justice Roundv, tho de-
appears that the boy, Willie Hand, who
came home and smashed thugs generally,
got pretty "drank" before be lett homo
from jig that be aad h's father ..:1s bad IN tue
ten's, and Que at atWelsh's. After tho trial it Was
said that he aod his iather Wele At WelsbSa. and
all became "hapPy" BY the old man telling
Welsh to let Willie haze all that be wanted.
dred and Fifth Regiment OF 1ll,uo.s Volunteers
At the Junction Thursday. Addre e'ses will be
delivered by Gov. Deveridge. and other noted
speakers. The Wheaton Cornet Band will DIS
Glee Club Of Chicago Will furnish some cuolce
vocal music. The people are iabos1ng 70 make
the meeting grsud SUCCESS.
Miss Jessie Couthoui will favor the citizens
With select readings 1T the Methodist Church,
Sept. 4. The Junction people anonld not lose
the opportunity to hear this talented eiocution-
ist- The entertsinmeut is for tbs benefit OF the
Sunday -achools-
Ia quiet, and items are scarce as money. |
There ls considerable sickness in Wheaton.
Ths Circuit Court will be In session the third |
Moudav 10 S.plember.
The Northwestern Railroad Company inteui |
erecting some cattle-fords.
Mf, Fuller II preparing for long winter By |
building new coat-houae. I
Messts. VI. ". Po~e,l i Co., Of Chicago, have |
finished the Riave1 roof on the Central Block.
It IL hoped and expected that sufficient nnna-
Der Of rooms in the new schoo'-house will be ]
huished 80 "a to be occnpea bY the 1st Of Octo-
Ter, ut the beginning OF school. !
mad dog vas killed near the fair grounds !
Friday.
The pu page County Sunday School Conven-
ton will be held at Wheaton, Wednesday sud
Thursday, Sept. Is and Ii. 1t is expected that
large delegations wlti be present from all the
different Suoday-echoo's in tha country.
Mr. Ebert Il. Gary has returned from trip
kir Chales CoIgin is home again from IN
Eastward ,r1p.
B. F. Robert, Esq. and sister. Mrs. Howard,
arnved At WheAton last week.
Mrs. Worrell and daughter, Of Chicago. are
visiting At Mrs, George B. VAstiue's-
Miss I4ou.sa 6toushton. Of Chicago, ia the
guest OF Mrs G. II. Fuller.
Mrs. Charles Smith, OF Ananosa, H.. whose
friends 1t Wheaton and vicinity are numerous
returned to her Western bone last week
lroi. and Mrs. 81. l. Fuller Fischer started
from Now York last Saturday on the Anohr L1ue
steamer Bolivia for Glasgow.
Mrs. McLeater and her daughter Mr3, IlA |
Patrick took their departure las: Thursday for I
visit to the Old Bar State in quest Of heslth,
pleasure, aud frienda. Mrs. Wheat hccomnnniad
hem as far as Syracuse.
Mr. sod Mrs L. D. Cotton, OF New York City, ]
'ave been raahng among the delights Of the |
country for the past few weeks- TheY left Mon
[ay for the Dssila Lake, Wis.,, where Mr. Col I