, 1875-07-04
OTHER SUBURBS.
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OTHER SUBURBS.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
When the Union Church was built. sam. i.
months ago, the Young ladies' Of tho congr,.s
tion pledged themselves I'd give certa,a .ns,,s.
toward It. They adopted a. their methba :.
raising the money the giving Of = se.1as n !.
tartalntnsnts- Sincs they com,nencsd IL
worthy work they have been very enarpeHc: ~
hive given Hnppets festivals, literary eutsr,;s'
ments, and last Monday evening co11cart =,
given By the "Peak Sisters" in ths NAN ,aht,
house, the proceeds to be devoted to ths .,,..
purpose. Nine young ladiea Of the Heies4
represented the ''Sisters." and tho vii -
dtollexy Of their songs nere fully apurscists6 -
the audience. Miss aeBie Couthrie, Of Fne1s..sa
read three selections which showed conadA1h.t
ability in one so yoing. The evening wa nlss.
ant, the Attendance good, and the eoncest se..
cess. ~@
Picoics are Of a:1aost daily occurrence .,x
although the grounds are beautiful and tsot s
good condition, the weather has not bean {aym.
able. Thursday largo picnic cana out fns,
the city. and, marching from the station tn ~
grounds, headed by band, they vent Nth T.
ing coloEs, but returning to ths Cars thay F>,
caught in . bard shower, and the beating of H.
rain Was more impressive than tho beating Of u
drutnB.
Yesterday picnic train Of ten c,rs, xstl lo.a
ed, came out in order to let the paople ce!eb..,
the glorious Fourth" By Listening to B.
Declaration Of Independence uuda1 ths a,ada 4
the trees and naanlfesting their patriotism n
independence by 1iring OF hrec1 ackery, torn.
does, popguns and emptsing luhch-basksks.
The ladiss Of Morgan Park gave strasb<r,
and ice cream festival Thursday evening 1t IT,
Hall. It was unfertu'3ato that 's oil PyobshE
ties was not interviewed, Al the weathar M.
vented many from attending, and thus isssaned
both the pleasure and profit OF the aveuiug.
Col. CIark has moved from the city into lii
new ronidooce here, and is having biz grupua.
beautifully laid out. aud ornamen!ol with aos,
erB. sha.le trees. aud fountains, and tas Gun,
binel both tho elegance Of the city ind bssun
Of ths country III his home.
HARRINGTON.
RunawaYa seem 20 be the ortdr Of tha d.s
Mr. Lester Castles taam took fright and N
away Tuesday while going from this plscs to hx
farm with his daughter Evs, throwing both froa
the carriage. seriously injusing tue daugbtH
and demolishtng the conyeyaucs.
Mr. Samuel Chu1oh's team slso run AM
residence. His son Jarel vaa thrown from III
wagon and severely bruised. This il the s&oaa
tlmo this team has ran sway yithio shost TIM,
Tho Hon. Jonathan Rutier1ie.d Of Du7snd u
this State, i spending few d4ys with Ms sao,
DR.. Willis DutserleIl.
Mrs. Doohsrle, OF Chicago, is whiting ha
brother, Alexander Mcclure Esq.
The graded school Las closed Tor tha sumn8
vacation. Mr.. Allen, tho Principal, left Wedna5-
day tor Vermont, where he will spend his y>es-
ton with bis friends ana ruBticato among t4
Grecn Mountains. II il expected. however, TIL
he hiss another opjoot in view.-in sae<s, Qua u
o matrimonial chuiacter,-snd that Mr arcl4a
4. will return abous the 1st OF Saptambas, whsa
be- Will take charge OF the school at Wauxonda
Mr. Allen has proved q remarkably sueceat4
teacher. and has won fer himself many saa
friends here. who reEteI his departure fx -
,ther sphere OF actiou.
The pacs is improving alowly. Sons M
buildings arc erecting, and many OF ont cidzsas
:xrrees IN intention OF building whom the tnS
,at better.
PARK RIDGE -:
DR.. Dodge, Of kenosha, practicing physician
J: tbs: city, has removed with his family to hs
'lsce, and occupies his nav house soakh of II /
epot. The Doctor has given up practice, nd |
. engaged iu tha re al-estate business In Chiun
The Palatiue base-ballists went home ~ |
aturtlay night with Tying colors, having h<assa
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[ub ia composed OF gentlemen. and thaY MIDI
,hny friends during their short stsy. II
trength Of the Aierts 10 much Increased a1
ear By the a4dinpn OF their new ptsoaz;
bomaa P, Rohb, Jr., who delivers vay + |
actlye bali.
Miss Anna Cravens is spending her vseataz i
it'll her mother. Mr. Albert Laoo was Ia tss /
illagB last Tuesday night. guest Of MI. CraFaa /
Mr. Will Knox, OF Evanston. spsns Thar<as /
nd Friday in town.
Mrs. Outhet has returned homo after arur !
>nged viait to Chicago.
Mr.. Lockwood and wife, Of Chicago, ksH t
cen the guests OF Mrs. Sanford Chittsndaa N |!
asst week. Mrs- f. D;ckeosoR goas o4tsns /
an days. Il
The Park Ridge Brass Band will ce1abrsta O
th at Waukonda. They hare been prscnats
0 doubt do themselves justice. Tha dttssa ];
70 proud Of their hrasa band. Ii
The Methodist and Congregational Churcaa Il
Ill be closed to-day on account OF the safHtcs II
tie camp ground. IL
Tue Alerts went to palasina Saturday 10 ~ IL
match game with The P1l8sine club; ms
ot heard from ~ yet. 49, Ia
4 German picnic WAS held On tha oanp. .S1upnz I
1nday last. The dny wRs not ~ plssssnt u
'u1d have been Wished, set the numhsx n r.
udance was large, and al enjoyed thsmsAl1A &
ght mezrily. ID
A daughter OF Ir.; William s, L&ngly d'sd o. 4
lturday last, aged 3 yea.s- The funeral M 4
I'D Tuesday. the Rev. E. F. Wright ofdc1shfx II
Tha Methodist camp-msetius odmusoea Il
aursday on the old grounds ovar the n13 il
lie ia expected to be tho last one held the1a
ugemcntB having been made to dispose olI
'operty. Hereafter they ara to b helt nee i
Ike Forest, Thsre Z tract Of about lou ea' Z
- been purchased by the Lake Mud Qsay
eeting Association. Il ID to be elegantly
ored q Ia Ocean Grove and MarthAa VlnsTaN
,splains will miss the yearly religious 9asoess III
90. Tho nov grounds may be nofo beaaal ID
d cou1modious. mnEo IN accordance Tas1 III
need modern idnas, aud betsar suited o
ants and wishes of the wealthies CLASSES [R
q Church, yet it Ia to be doubted It sbs - If
:ation will ever witness Al equal amount
arty Methodist fesling and KeaninA skzn~ II
living for tho good OF nouls. II
NORWOOD PARK. II
At the late Commencement Of ths Norns"
! University the degree Of master Of As~'~
aferred on L. c. Collins, j., Of this plaea> Il
The public Rchoo: closed last week. Il spqe* i
be the universal sentiment that tho scho@ ~ IL
ser been 80 we'll conducted ~ BY H. Ansa@3: u
] it seems to be the general wlsh that ea ea.Ess E /;
subordinate teachers be retained faf sop ii
il, Ii
The spirit Of ~ hss not entirely dopas
;. Holbrook ha1 erected ans ibs<ty y
ground3.
rhere is much complaining Of tho non.a 80
cement of the law restraining cAtelo - II
ming 1t large More than ordinary es Fl
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