, 1875-12-04

Eyan8elicAl AeHornton. Thu roenIk Df tho re-
se.es of r., protr.ctcd meot,nga h.ra @ h"en 'r TO-
comfy hold ia tho II. E. Church With the most
encouraging rebntts.
alr. Adam Babel has lately t.llon hs depArtnro
for Europe. whore ho intends to erond tho
winter.
Tho yonns folks Of tho ylsgo are about II es-
tablish Heading Club
pIrERsIpE.
Al tho wtutcr BeAaon advances and The nned OF
warm garments and indoor lodgings Ia painfully
folt, tramrs and sncAk-thIeTes nro beginning to
assumo tno role OF burglars, and 10 ply the!r vo-
cation among tho suburbs With deRreo Of
eA,nestuass unpleasant to contemplate. party
OF this description, Ignoring the ordinance re-
Gently passed by tho Village Trustees, that all
suspiciout-loohlng otatactcts found lettering
abont tho village should BE- takon into oustosly.
visited 1sytrslde Sunday niahs entorcd lilo
house Of hIr. Jann!nEs. aud succeedod In carry
Ing Of the plate and latge quantity OF ]owe'ry.
50 silently wore thcir operations Performed that
although sir. JeuninRa and family occupied
rIeoptug apartments Ia tho house ~ tho timc,
thoy rolnaiuod undaturbed. and wrro uncon-
eo,ous Of any nocturnal yialtors until b ouraory
esamlnas'oo Of th' premises ' the mGrnnf ,s
worth OF tewery had been catrieA OIL during
tho night. A llliQopt search has ns yot rovealod
no trace Of tlso thieseH.
Tho excitement attending tho Lyons River
stlo school tmbrogEto still c3nttnueA. Tho IN.
Junction feBtfaining riverside from becoming
NJ independent school district until tho bonded
debt of tho entre dIstrict chaf be paid has not
~ yeA boon set asldo aud p,csout appearances
aeen, 10 Indicate lint Kl7ornile Will 10 obliged
u par pfo.gata portion Of tho tanbt.
Several cafes of. throat-daoase, similar in
some respects to dtphthorin aro reported In tho
Village. hut IS got mono havo proved fatal.
Or. George L. Fox hes removed hls office to
In GannGe. woro he IL now occupying bis ano
private res1dsncn.
The weekly hors Of last wintor proved 10 rn-
loJab'o that tho proprie:ors of the Riverside
Hotel haro concluded to give = series OF entor-
tsinu,ents Of similar character during the oom-
ng winter.
DowxEA's aHovE.
Tho chief aociai event which occurred here
during the past week Mas tho Entertainment
given BY the young peoples "AHsocat!on at
the Baptist church Wednesday evening. Tho
Programme consisted OF tablcaux. choice vocn!
aud instrumental musc. aud concluded with tic
urams, "Lighicart's Pilgrimage" A fair IT.
tsndanco greeted tho young folks at this, tho
lret public exhibition OF the soolcty.
Tho social hop given at Saylos's Hall reoently
rrovod 80 enjoyable that tho managors propose
tn eve a seree Of entertainments. bnlM in
character, at regular intervals duinE tho Hdnter.
BnsanosA mon hro enthusiastic oyer tho pros-
poets Of aoothar railroad passing through tho
Grove. Tho Chicago, A1ilogton 4 Western
1aailroad Company propose to build thcr road
parallel to tho Chicago. Burlington i Quincy
Railroad from Chicago to Aurora, ahDuld thev
receive sufficient Inducements from tho toWns
/ and villages OIL tho route. The early compile
ton Of this road viii no doubt DO beneficial to
tho vlllaEoa aong the line, resnlting as IT will in
y competition between tho two roads The
villages cart OF Nnperville ha7o voted MD to the
| amount Of sau,000 to further tho row entor-
| priao.
number Of cases Of typhoid fever ara TO-
ported 10 tGa vicinity, and several deatliR hayo
| occurred recsntiy from that SO oarco.
Tho Chicago. Burlington !; Quincy nallrond
hayo concluded to run Bptcia1 train TWO nights
| caob weok over their road from Chicago to
Downer's Grove for thu convenience OF those
! villagers hloog tho iuo OF tin rohd who dosre
| Tho train will leave tho Ceutral Depot in Chi
| caKo 1t II o'clock, arriving hero At ~.
L.wNDKL1.
| Tho annual "Old Foika' Concert" took place
haro Wednesday evening IN ths Willard Asenue
Baptist Church, and was attended b5 tie elite OF
tho village, together with large delegation Of
chIesgoans. Tho u,sko-vp Of tho vocallnss was
fault'ebs, aud tho sougs Of tho olden time wozo
executed in an artistio manner.
Tho young folks Of abe village aro abous to
inaugurats BoEies Of sociables, to tako plaon at
| intervals during tho vintor seaaon. These en-
er'a Hall. aud on evenings whom the special night
| train Ia run over tho Chicago, Burlington l.
| Quincy Railroad. thus giving partes from the
city an opportunity to retuEp homo during the
evening. ~.
Wolf, Who prcnohes Sunday morning nnd after
noon In the Willard Avonuo baptist Church.
Tho PresbytorianB have Ut present no aettled
pastor.