, 1875-04-25

tear no the Wdlk. anu CUE Tue Uf8 DY EAION-
ing lot of wot Pand into it.
The Rev. 4. B. Earle, closed his tevival en- |
eaeement at the University Place Baptist Church,
list Sunday evening. The house Was packed to |
oyortlowing with large audience who came out |
to hear this earnest divine deliver what he terms
probably lis last discourse in this city. The
church ureed upon him very strongly to tarry
and continue his labors With them another week.
and the sudience extended the same invitation
to Mr. Earle. b. rising, but 9otmthatandlng
stated that ho had travelled over u, 600 miles,
and had preached $40 times during the past
three months, aud he felt that he must
have 3 brief resting spell before continuing
his 1abors. 4 social reception was rendered him
by his many admirers in tho parlors <of the
church last MonIAy evening. He left the city
Thursday for his home in Newton, Mass.
Ground is being broken for new block OF
stores on the corner OF Cottage Grove avenue
and Thsty-e!gnth at5ests: to '.e, bs etected amme
Residents Of Oakland Wild hare been specu-
1atinp In suburban real estate started out list
weak to view their purchase, but when they ar-
rived on their new possessions thev found the
only way to get to them would be to procure
boat and row over, md when thoy got there
their presence was greeted BY solitary bull
frog, who wah sitting on tho top Of 3 stump sun"
ming himself.
The April number Of the Enterprise has made
its appearance in better shape, and oettee
than ever before.
: The Oakland printing office re5oices in the
possession Of new press, signs etc;
The Ellis Park, tho Forestyille. the Cottage
Grove Euchre Club, and the Douglas House
their last club parties within the last two weeks,
and locking their haA doors and waiting TOT the
| approach Of early autumn, when they will come
together zgnln and .rip: the light fantastic" :"
aad indulge in innocent gamee as they have
| during the season past. But the enterprlslng
Trni mi
respite they are going to continue their private
| receptions all summer long, and have them every
/ week instead OF every two weeks as heretofore.
They boast OF an increased dmembcrah1I'-nst ana.
| being manned by corps Of competent officers
they will noubt be one OF the professional clubs
by next seasou- ....
The election for Village Trustees Tuesday
PASSED off quietly. The following gentlemen
were elected: T. P. Robb. ]. T. James, l.. D.
| Tenant, J. Horeemsn, J. K. Mansfield, and G.
". Broughton s. E. Cummings, Clerk.
Tuesday afternoon WAS tho "youpg ladies'
| sewing bee " at Mrs. Robb's. Ths circle is in
creasipg in numbors audinterest. The gsntie-
men indulsad in chess during the evening, while
the ladies' continued With their fancy-work.
Mr. Bristol, Of Evanston, had an appreciative
audience, Thursday evening, to listen to his
readincs, The gem OF the evening was the
t.ouaker's Letter" rendered In the way .peon-
liar to that sect and to those VINO .A'e 'aHi'nl
with their manner the feaoing waS ea pes.e'..od
peraona1aateaa:: at .:,aoI, MI ~ - ,he s,acs
anT VII Tr,1ana ~ Ch;caqo. Is visiting his cou-
civ Nat1;a f,ravens-
J. Mrs. Austin is preparing to movo in Col.
mas" Pars.
Mr. Frank Stout preachss in the II. E. Church
srnd,re and viii continue to oifictate during
t,.Pa n E.nfman'e temporary absence Thu
chs,rch neople are glad to hayo Mr. 6topt with
the,,, acain
It is nnderstoodthat the vicious dog which
I'D ornad hy = nromiocut citizen, is chained at
rA a,e1oo- :,n1 lat 1oo7o At 10 o'clock sharp, &C
tbare Vii ha no danger to callers betHeen,those
honra --
Hrs. PENNY had the misfortune to lose he'
goo poc6u Csoara Ia weak Not knusing When stt
haa naI - 1..t nseG them s1a reyisited her former
rIaaoa - ebonninc and as q last resort shs
sst 9.f tn ~ the ofice Of the Madison street Horse
uar Conpany' I 1 nuu tho condnetor Of one OF th
Tho officor refused to accept reward, al
} ea.s. e:,,,, .,roen.lv .olcited.
''''s1' e0' .nsTrs.
~ +ta ..tin.toa n
40 el4se ,.sa- 1,rea silver Wedding. th
eApe. ~, .,ra haar mt for the past tws
: e@i1o 'SA r. 49, arra william BnrveIl are th
"eoas -a1. wno tova lived through the "sum
napp, >, ,;to toaether !" sud Monday evening, I'll
na;ua-.aw .uo. - Anril 90. 1850, they will thro,
Nn-' 49, i.ors ~ tbeir hosnItable and beautifu
pp1a pnse md he at home to their large circle
friends.
Mr. Andrew Whitaker: or Gos9en' sis a i1a, III
among the new ar!YHls ~ -. tia nncaI circles
5e ntlillAnt soa;otv ~ ba1d soeinhie a
me fresnyter1ap 1 ToSo1 Etcs Th,,rsday evening
me residences o. - ,o1nsns1 A. an;oyanienese
1nn anatt toi et;rJ,on have 3nrine ths last weel
The scnool cuinn 4;ter, 5or sn2ine yaca:ion,
circulated P1ss.on 49, nJ,adarirc te school ha
nu1 tho schooi rr,,tooa during tho past winter
1aa "a ~ orant tha raonast. Small BOYS wax eo
qaent ofel e, Luz pasTaa They wonId give sprin
ana ou oeuU nJ rote aaci fnllar S3 worth Of elas
vacat.ons' ~1o '"'' '''~'.
aEntes. nr Frank PARKING kent tb
Iuesaay s'el,rs 1arS. az andisnce assamblea in th
. attenn0n 91 iao liz hnnnnrnr1s and drama1
IoHn"Ha 70 na'9nx n:rp;na - NO ia an amstaur reade
! lc residing. III. W; 81 A1ne - @'1
OF no mean nle5i. .,;+t .,1 trnth that On Tnesda
Ii IS sao, anu nio a.. nj, raoa yiolenti
: oYenlne -. -" .,o-r,e vim will assenb1a in th