, 1876-07-30

NEWS~ oF THE "EEk.-.~ i
:. This community is, through the; instrunen-
tality OF the ladies, going to be worked up on
the temperance question; the opening gun IN
the cause is to be fired by Mrs. Holyoke,
lecturer who is said to be an interesting speaker,
Thursday evening. It is possible that . band Of
crusaders will bc organized to make raid On
tho saloons In the nciyhboring Village OF Crosse
Point. Some of the young men that arc fond
OF glass OF the = crooked" are thinking serf-
ous1y OF making themselves scarce until tho
temperance fever is over, but rs the approach
of the disease is made public now in THE TRIB-
UNE for tho first time, not many will have time
to pack up before it arrives. Mrs. Hull leads
in the movement here, AMI is going to organize
children's society, the qualification necessary
for joining it being to sisa th. pledge large
tie Thursday evening lecture entertaining and
select picnic from Evaneton took advantage Of
Thursday, and expressed themselves delighted
with the location, and spent very pleasant day.
Some residents who travel on the 1887 train in
the morning thinking OF reporting to thd
Northwestern Railroad that Conductor McRobcrts
invariably leaves the station from tsys to four min
want to make close connection with the cars Dur
ing the last week several business men were left
this account, although they we're On t time: They
next train south, which did not stop st Wilmctte.
UNION TASGLEs.
Most Of the union religious societies haring been
dissolved, and the in the treasury divided, 1t
has been thought by good many that the $50 on
hand in the Treasury Of the Little Childzer's So
cicty should also be divided equally among the five
orthodox churches, NJ they oil need 1t In maintan
ing their separate religious services and societies.
This subject Inns been broachcd to those most
prominent in getting up the Society, bit they re-
fuse to act in the matter at all, and as the money is
in the hands Of the Treasurer Of the Society, who
is not in favor Of making division, lively time
is expected. Public opinion, however, will in
time force division OF both this aud all other
'.union'' societies that arc merely union in
name.
One good effect Of the dissolution at the union
organizations has been to provide cnch dcnon,na-
tion with a fund US nucleus to start out with In
commencing to go il alone."
Miss Hess IL visiting her sister. Mrs IInll.
Mr.. and Mrs Barrett, from Chicago. arc making
Il short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mitchell.
1t is expected that before lons the marriage Of
though she will be missed by all OF her friends and
acquantanccs here, she will then be Naf<d no
longer by thc1n.
CHURCH, MATTERS.
A Sabbath school l,:s been organized in connee-
tiun with the Congregational Church. the officers os
which are follows: T.. 4. Vail, superintendent
J: e: Gri:itns, Assistant Superintendent; charles
and William Corles. Librarian The 1rst meeting
will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in tho
echool house. All cordially invited 20 connect
ton il extended to NIL those who belong tr tho
Methodist school that meets in the evening.
The ladies of the Congregational ChuEch hare
decided to purchase an Tor TINT WITT
the assets OF the Ladies' Aid Society.
The Baptist Church have purchased from the
Trustees Of the Union E'anselisai Astoeiation tie
contributing the money received from the Aid
Society.