, 1875-08-29

ton takes the position OF telegraph operator ant
] ticket agent.
Among the visitors st Spring Brook for the
past ten days are Mrs Judge Test, Ms. Gen
! Coburn, tue Hon. William Wallace and lady, al!
Of 1ndtanapolis Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. Frank ".
| Test. Mr. AMI Atlss Cru1n5au ,h, and William q.
| Duer. OF Chicago, aad hlr. Harry L. London, oi
| Cincinnati.
NAPERV1LLE.
Harvest being over, the familiar facas Of
neiehboring farmers may be seen in the streets
asuAn, and They appear jubllant over the pro-
ducuv8ness in every department Of afg1cu'ture-
Tue light frosts Of last Saturday and 8uuday
this section, apl with fer weeks' WARM
weather the yield will bo varv large.
Tho members OF the Nnparvil(e Literary
Society hold meeting Monday evening to elect
oticerH for the coming wear.
Tna fall term Of the Uu Page County Court
convenea On the third Monday ia September.
The unmber OF cases on the docket is Larger
than usual.
AZ last xeek's Council meeting John Nay, IT,,
and William Coombs we're elected nemberB OF
Hose Company No. !. The Street Committee
we're ordered to make an estinaate Of tue cost OF
naming the straets.
Mr. Philip 5trubler's new residence Is rapidly
approaching completion. he expects to occupy
1t about Christmas.
Tue Rev. William Hue,ster and family are &C.
cnoysng their splendid new residence Oh Quality
Hill.
now sidewalk has been laid FROM the depot
to the SCOTT mansion IN Patk add ion.
btrubler has started hia new bus ilus connect
ing with all passenger trains stop ping AZ this
station.
The Methodists Of Napsryille and vicinity hold
their anoua} cstnu-meetlng hero nsxt WEEK.
At the next weekly meeting Of tue Lyceum tho
question: Would the people OF Vinneba3o
County be benefited by IN agricultuEa! address
IN 1aH will kh NtHeu&aa1
hunt, Giveler. aud Sykes are on the Affirmative,
and Saudllnger, Ellsworth. aud Dattan on the
negative.
Ihe Baptist 8undav-school picnic was held
we'll atteaded. The school, although outy or
ganized in July last, eaows q hourisulng ooadi-
ton.
Mis- Mary Norton, Of Chicago has been visit
ing at tue house OF the Hon. $. 4. DaIiou.
Mt. Horace Perkins ia fuaticasing 10 Iowa.
Mr. Il. G. Cooper euter: aIued lumber OF his
Wisconsin ftlends du.ing the past week.
Judge Dudley has returned from 3 flying visit
to Iowa.
Mrs. schurp and her son odllion paid our
village short visit during the week. Tasy 50
from here to Canada~
pow1En's GROVE.
The asual qn'etuesa Of th4e village WAS uudis-
t1r68d during the past week The streets a0~
peared deserted, az the farmers failed to mako
thatr aaual vifits owing to ths pressing demand
sunny weather and the hay crop viii be all gath
cred IN.
Tho recent visits Of Jack Frost have alarmed
the farmers in this vicinity, who have been
anxiously hoping f1r few weeks warm weather,
in order that the corn might p:ooerlv mature.
Mr. George Nichols has removed to his new
house on Mspls Avenue. It has been recently
oomrleted aud Is neat stru;ture.
Aessle. Scnw,ckast aud Weldon have exc.~
vated and walled up 6ne basement under tho
Wheeler House.
Tbs much-talxod Of Upper Michigan e1podi-
ton has been given up, aud the Res. Mr.. Hol-
comb, one Of the mauagers, has gone East on
two weess' vacation.
The expected visit Of Col ". q. B'odsett to
bis friends here has been postponed on account
Of lino fractured BY falling from hls buggy
lately in st. Louis.
air. John Stanley and daughter have been out
Of town on an eight~tlay visit to Canton, Ill
Miss 7. E. Fiowa-s has been = gu-st st the
honsa OF Mr. and Mrs. ". 8. Brookins for sav~
eral weeks past. She returned to the cits re-
Gently to prepare for the acttve duties OF the
Mrs. F. s. Rogers and Hiss Rertie Stanley
have gone on an extensive tour though South
ern Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. steenberger have departed for
their future home, whlch 1s to be IN Plttsburg.
Pa
nURLlEoTo% HE1GHT9.
This infant suburb is si uated between Down
ers Grove aud Gregg Btatioo, 90 the Chicago.
Burlington Quincy Railroad. and Is nem can
iida'e for popular favor. Tho location is ! |
pleasant one the ground being hiyh and dry. !
i.t tA.tn;uE district rounding it on all
,,des. 4 Dumbe: OF streets have a.ready been j!
atd oat aud graded and fine passenger depot ]
'fe;iei. a number OF private residences are to |
70 erected before winter.
CLARENDON KILLS..
This most ds'lghtfuf Of Chicago's suburbs is I
as,id.y increasing public favor. The beauty
# ite surround,ogs heatthfuInesa OF locality, !
lud ample railroad com:nuni ,atlon with Ch1cago |
make ik desirable place for PERSONS wishing |
uourbau homes. l. number OF residences have |
'een erected here during the past vsar by Chi |
ago business me1, and several are now in pro-
ess OF erection. /
Mr. 9. Y. Hayden, agent aud operator At the
fl'l-. has beeu exercia1ue lately in the bayfield,
lls place has been fiile3 by Mr. Felter.