, 1876-02-13

three acts Was ptayed the subject bolng the
wonl Fraudulent" The comic powers OF tha
actors we're brought into fu1 rcqusit'on, and
they succeeded in their efforts to amuse- Mr
Knowles made an excellent Lord Dundrea,y.
Bv request, Capt. Fred Dickinson paradcd his
company the famous MullisAn Guards. compos'
cd OF George Carpenter, Mr. hno1les, aud Joe
Javnes. dressed in uniform: It was Sastls
amusing. as WAS abuudantlS testlhed oS ehe
hearty applause bestowed upon it.
Among the visitors to this suburb the past
week we're noticed Sir. and Mrs. Alonzo hennl"
colt, of Darlington. guests Of DIR. aca MS. u.
c. Sherwin Mrs. E. M1lla1d. OF Ch1cago. guest
Of F. 6: Moss: Mr. Georgo blake' GnlcaEo: 1'!c a.
Chicago guest Of Mr. William Perry; Mrs.
Richmond, OF Milwaukee, guest OF Mrs Outhst;
Mrs. Rockwell and sou, Chicago. guests OF Mr;
and AIRS. William P. MOSS; Mr.. z. mayer anu
Mr Howe OF Chicago, guests Of Col. RoDb.
There will DO communion services held at the
IT. E. Church this evening, conducted oJ Elder
Boring.
LOMBARD.
Last Sunday morning the pastor Of the First
Church Of Lombard laid before the congregation
a letter from Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, ask
ing for delegates to be sent to participate in the
Congregational Coancil to meet in session At
that place on the 18th inst. The pastor said he
did not deem it necessary to read the letter. at it
|
Without further words or discussion action was
Immediately taken, resulting by vote that tho
church be represented, and that the Rev Ms.
Cayerno and Deacon Isaac Claa1n 80 to Brook.
Ign as delegates to the Advisory Council They
will start tomorrow with the prayera OF the
church that their deliberations will be juat, witn
out regard to personal consequences.
The social event Of the week was the enter
tsinment and supper given by the Ladisa' Union
friday evening at the residence Of Mr. W. R
Plum. The tables we're well supplied with al
tfe deficacies OF the season, and tha spacloai
parlors very comfortably filled. Among the at
PENDANTS were Mr.. Lincoln and daughter. OF Fors
Dodge, H., Mrs. Patrick Trn1ton, New York,
Mrs. HAYDN, Chicago, Mrs. N. Matson, A1s !.
B. Sweet, the Rev. 3lr. Cayerno and wife. MT.
and Mrs Isaac Clauin, 1lr. and Mrs. W!loef
Plum, AR and Mrs. ". G. Le1soy,. Mr. and airs
BalIou. Mr: and Mrs, 8. Cromwell 1he Misses
Stella and Maggie EVaus jennie and Amanda
! Low Barnard, Mary Meader. Messrs. Pierce.
| Town, Aulby, Phelps and Blake the Society
| bestowed the,r thanks and compliments on
Prof. Won Weber, who furnished Inc music. lne a.,
/ evening passed pleasantaF. aud tina s"ccaes or
| the entertainment Was very encouraging to the
| society. .......
! The next On the programme ia ieap-ysar
party. This the ladies want to keep vesy @ quiet;
gentlemen will do we'll to keep thar lamp:
| trimmed and wararohes IN order.
| L complimentary dance was given br Alr
Jacobs at his hall Tuesday evening; A:hongt
tho weather was yery dieagreeaole, h liberal
number cut "pieeon wings until lhe night WaA
far advanced.
Mr. Rogers. who has beeu trying to get ap-
pointed guardian over an estate OF S',ooo. has
met with another drawback. Last week Ar:
Rogers took the case before Judge Wallace, OF
Cook County.
| WHEATON.
Mr., Thomas n. Wsagor, after An illness OF
uauv months, died at his residence Tuesday
morning. His body WAS taken TO Chicagc
Thursday morning for intarmen:-
| 1.-THE Spirit Of Seventy -S1" F" was the subject
of brilliant lecture By the Rev II. L. Witlla:on,
at the College chapel Tuesday evening. Ihs
thunder, lightning, and rain were not eondrc'Vs
to = csovdal audience, although theEa was
good number preseut. Tbs lecture il said fc
have been ~ rare teat, full OF sound and 1ns,
portant thoughts, and vivid historic VIEWS, and
was presented in an attractive style. much to Til
| ENJOYMENT and edlfcation OF the hutlence
L valentine for this year and proban1s
blessing aud comfort for many ona hefeaftar.
can be had in tho shape Of fine little baby boy
for ADOPTION. Tho lstle fellow has ioss bis
mother, ~ healthy. and or i months old IN
ouire Of ". Blackman, Turner, ILL.,, for further
information.
Or. Walker will repeat his lecture on - Philos
ophy Of Myatery." which gave great satis! .tlon
, Wednesday evening at 7 O'Clock IN tae enlFe'
Mrs. Harriet F. Snyder, wife of the Rev. Josh
! ua NJ. 6nyder has purchased the house aud 10
| in Wheaton, lately owned by spruance, Presso'
Mrs. G. S. Hxdley, wife of Hiram Hadley: ha.
bought 20 acres OF land OF Capt. Il.
5 Jones, of Colorado. -..--..
) Mr, Dan COMPTON has sold his residence prop
erty to Chicago gentleman Whoso name Ii III
: ! known. ,,..-.
Mr. Oliver shaar1nan has bought the propett,
yhere Mr. George D. Vastiue used to 1--we.
Miss Julia 1lattice, Of Turner junction, hai
come to Wheaton to reside
HARRINGTON.
heavy thunderstorm passed over this plsc
) | Thursday night. The fall Of rain "as great
or than has taken place for several years. The
1owlands ara completely flooded, and many d
the cellars in town are half-6od with water:
The Baptist people gave their pastor, the Rev
hlr, shirk, a'donatou visit Wednesday evening
) Notwithstanding the recent heavy rain, render
; | ing the roads almost impossible, large numbe
, we're prese Mt both from town and country. an
, the liberal gifts presented to tbs worthy minis
IL ter were in exact ratio to the hugh estamat!o
in which he is held in this community
The young people are anticipating much enjoy
: | ment from q leap year party winch ls on 20
tapis, aud will be gwen 81 soon a. the weasho
| is favorable.
III. G. Dunn, who has been spending fe
months in St. Louis. arrived homs last week
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lines, OF Harvard. hav
been visiting friends in this place the pass weeA
I Mr. II. Wl,lmazth, OF Evanston. spent last Sun
! DAY at home. Mr. George Il. Cary. OF saratoe
u Springs, N. T., aud Mz. J. ": King, OF Alder
T n. T., wers in town last week, tha guests Q
friends.
ROGERS PARE
Il The first annual exhibition Of the hoge1
= Park Public School took place Wednesday ever
q ing, according to programme. Not"ithstand,n
9 the lnclemenoy of the weather, q large audience
filling every available seat and occupying ever
: foot OF atanding-room. were on hand. testllSin
BY their presence tho amount OF interest take
,. | in everything appertaining TO the schooL ie
= much praise cannot be awarded to the childse
for the very efficient manner in which they y
euit.ed themselves, aud the entire succe: