, 1875-12-26

] from the East, and is heartily welcomed by
I ! large circle OF friends
Mr. r. Bigsbee. we'll known real estate deal
er OF Chicago, who. resides hero during the snn
mer monthr, ID about to return to the city 70
The large foundry sill soon be in operation
. aud give employment to $50 hands,
It il expected that Mr. McGinnis, of Chicago
the uesl-kuown mauufsctarar OF miii-ma
chsnery, will !ocAts lsrse machine.shap here 1t
The Rev. Mr. Minium, tho new pastor Of the
Z. Church, ia hboring effectively for hi.
The Rev. Mr.. Bartholomew, ,,lreoent,y called to
the Presbsteriaa Church, is visiting his people
and working diligently to strengthen the work
assigned him.
Arlington Heights rrospers steadily. real a.
tate commanding fair figures
Many improvements sre in progress, and
| quito number IN contemplation.
/ IRVING PARK.
The Dramatic Society met les. week at the res
idence Of Mr. J. z. Quigg. Tho spacious par
1ors weEo crowded with happy and Satisfied au-
| dience, who at the close Of the performance
we're ready to rate s1cyicker's and Hooey's Sec
| oud-class places Of amusement unworthy the
patronage OF the cultivated aud refined denizens
Of all such suburbs as are deprived the privilege
OF attending them BY reason Of insufficient rail-
! road facilities. Tho pleasing comedy OF ''Kiss
! in the Dark. WAS more thaa cred:tably perform
90 oY tne amateur actors. irving should really
so5 ssentia,n,, ~. 40 t 'pese yeuos ,aoles
which attends their efforts. Alisa Wallis favored
the company with song, shich was enthusl-
asslcally encored.
the na1t Litcrary will be held at the residence
OF Dr. H. E. Brown, Thursday evening" tho 6sh
prepared, and it is hop,d that there will be- =
full attendance, as it will be occasion OF more
than a. usual interest
~, dae @ AAattas 40 nus ~ "a oette1 cooot1on shan
ae tao one ~ enac@ko' eooeeta,ne "mcn tha papers
srtao,., % n.IT. luz uas HAsus aue suees or
"e4 "a'7a' "n'en - ioo1S &oao 1ne osnef
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tra ~.Ss .'a t "hs'ios: ol asneos, -. - pass
"aas.eR a;sa ~. y. tTts TGp p.s:e. ,
sho1t Mss ltss .onpA'ns 4eaVes ioeeday Ior
snort VISIT WITH friends n Michigan -.
soint az cAu oooa noass OF Ine nnest pnnlc
ns.oya oalR IN sne !n1 o. thia foao. Is
sa6 ooA@in9.!ou' n euo WI soon 70 1asay 1oF
80 1n1 toMss ~ aom pe'ne put on
aea sIol1t9sta1auy aoos much 70 the appearance
" 'ne ooila1ng.
BAREsorox.
The past week has been unusually rxrr and
pleasant for Decemnar--in fact r,ore ma tha
mild days of early sp1irg than the beginning nf
".uses. aa'se"a " eno" = aao Tue oola olas1s
s"e.p'ns oo"n 'soln tne Nor'n' tnefs nave oeen
Aptn snone1S "no sot' oootneln ofeezes. farra-
eth nave peen maze glad oy the opportunity |
Afforded for harvesting their abundant crop Of |
corn snc tho comnletion Of tteir f.I1 nlovine
Among fhe graduates NJ tha cons cc,srtr
No., S,saa, o. 49, 11s. ossA 1eauss
oaoo. w .ne .'An 1no.'' WOO ht. nooars
hacnaroson' OF tn1s place. Ho carried OF the /
prize in orasory.
Miss Allie MulmArth and Ef. George Dicken-
son, stndanta At the Northwes+er, f1n,v.rs;tr
80. .~t.,.-.s -. 49,. c''1's'
n1V0 1e.utneo m nome 70 speno 'helr WINTER Vaca-
tlon: lney VIII remain during the holidays, and
resume thelr STUDENT lie after New Year
mr. q. !. Ailen and w11e, OF Wauconda, we're
1n sonn MondaY' caAng On their numerous
isenas mere. Ihey laft the next day for Wis.,
consln; where tney Intend TO spend the holidays
MI beios aAoulson, 1ormer resident OF Bar