, 1875-08-22
ILLINOIS,.

ILLINOIS.
- WAuKEGAN.
| 6EREN1DERs.
Special Corrs.pondsne< a Tbs CHICAGO Tribune.
WAuKEoas ILL.,, Aug. 21.-Last Saturday q
German band haiing from Louisville, Ky., ar
| rived in this city and sesenaded quite q number
OF tho residents. They played such excellent
rnualc that Monday number OF the young
men met, and concluded they Lad better secure
their services for that evening. A committee
Was appointed tho musical gentlemsn were
consulted, and satisfactory arrangements made
As the morning Was quite beaut!ful aud bid fair
| to continue 30 throughout the day, all were in
favor OF holding moonlight picnic at Glen
Flora; in fact it Was SO announced. But tha
clouds looked rather dubious in The after
noon and PLanix Hall was engaged.
| in which to hare ''high-toned
| ball" The music was excellent, and soma Of
| tha best dancers Waukegan possesses being
| present, a fine time was had Among those
present wero: Mrs. Dr.. Price, Mrs. Bryant Bes-
! ley, Mrs. E. ". Upham, Mrs. L. Bishop, the
Misses Hutchinson. the Misses Derrick. Miss
| Hattie Frazer. the Misses Fields, Misses Emma
| Hull. Hinkston. Ida Price, Norton. Evans Ives
| Wright, Nellie Montgomery. Wizard, Aid. Bes!ey.
| Dr.. Y. G. Price, Ed ". Upham, G. 3. Various,
| william nE REID, J: MeLane Q. F. Ward, Del
| Lorenzo Bishop. T. F. SEaids, D. s. Ely, George
Fay, G. B. DIETRICH, Herbert Evans, Frank
ward, John Kenicutt, Louis Mckee, Maj. Mont-
| comery. The tripping OF the flight fantastic"
| continued until the hour OF II, When ali repaired
| to thor homes we'll pleased.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
The repairs to the steamer R. Emerson have
been maoe, and she may now be eeen on the lake
quite often. On Monday evening number Of
ladies and gentlemen enjoyed very pleasant
sail The evening was beautiful. The rays OF
the moonlight seemed to illuminate the whole
lake. The boat glided over the water as it it
felt proud Of its cargo. Singing and other anus
ing pastimes were lndulged in, and tho ladies'
declared they never had better time
z Circulars have since been distributed giving
notice that excursions will be made every even
ing, with the - Amateur " band on board.
PERSONALS.
William ss Sss E'} rstuEned noms fdo r.
his daughter, Miss Fann1e, who bad been there
on visit.
Mr.. Benjamin Marks is visiting home and
friends in this city. &c arrived on Saturday:
Mr.. e. H. Fo1, Of this city, left home last
comranied by Mr.. Edgar Knox Both of these
gentlemen have valuable farms in the above
named place. ....
Mr. John Rehling, OF Chicago, came up to this
gram received by him to the effect that his ais
ter was lying quite i'll at her home on the South
Side.
Miss Hattie Frazer, daughter Of the Hon.
James Frazer, y at4ar, Ind, formerly OF this
place, Is visiting friends in this city.
Thomas H. Lindsey. formerly .ot Waukegan,
but now residing in Sank Centre, Mimi, is here,
visiting relations and friends.
Mrs. Hayward, accompanied by her litt1e SOD
Henry. laft this city last Thursday morning to
wait frendg At Waterloo N Y
ARR1gAr8
at Glen Flora Springs:
Mrs. Chambers, Wsutts, H.: Hrs: Z. canna. South
eoei, newport. 4. l.: 4. s. v. Goodwin. Mrs 6. ..
Durham st. Io9fs No.; Mis- 1an 1lhI,ns nsT51a
son, Detroit, Mich; ": Y. Hazard, Wakefield, R. l.;
4. 9. c.se, W.utesha, Wis; Miss Mary stephenson.
4 D. Darling. New York Lewis J. Miller, Boston
Hodts 5f fssa Rsaas:f x M haS 4 S.:
wheeler. the Misses Daniels, Miss Medowen, Miss
L 9. Wttherell, E: ,. Rambo, wife, and daughter,
Ch.rlea Windei snd ladies E. T. Kee1ey, n. G. Nor
ris. and J. Il. Morris.
with the Hon. J. W. Webster, Of Kenosha. Wis,
wore saddened when they heard OF biz death,
which occurred near that place last Saturday.
IN GENERAL
On Mednesd2y the members OF Enc ol. faul
Methodist Sabbath school Of Chicago. number |
ing shout 100, p1cnieked at Glen Flora; the |
day WAS rather cold, but the thickly-wooded |
grove acted as break to the wind, and the |
party succeeded in making it very enjoyable !
occasion. |
A lady living in the northwest division. while |
at the ball on Monday night. was go oblging as |
to tell her friend in presence Of THE TRIBUNE
correspondent that she WAS engaged to tue |
young man who Was then by her side. It may /
be- all right, but how about the railroad clerk?
A call appears in the Patriot Of Yesterday for |
the old settlers Of Lake and MnHenry Counties
to hold = reunion at Col Lippincott's Fox Lake
Park, On Thursday aud Friday, Sept. 23 and "a.
Extensive preparations are now making, and no
doubt many Of the old settlers OF this county will
be present.
The local papers warn tbs residents Of Wau-
kegau and surrounding country TO ba On their
guard, fasten the doors Of their houses aud
barns. and see that nothing OF value remains
uusheltered. Thieves are around. The hard |
cases OF Chicago are being driven ont, but We
warn Ill with evil designs to keep clear Of this
place a. the police force Is ''qulte strong," and
tbs citizens feel confdent IN lts ability to pre-
setya Ian and order.
ST. CHARLES.
GRAND PICNIC