, 1876-10-15
piaxza and sidewalk in front of NJ r n.,,-
Tesidrncc Will add much to the appearances ~ ~

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. past season. sufficient quantity OF Osarc n7ann
= 10 maks sig miles OF hedges. ''.AF
The Xs, G1od TemplaEs continue their good wors
10 made members at the last meeting. 4 uaner e,;1S
: f1e 6ndsasor has been started By the mem6c1s
Il ls an interesting and spirited sheet cyatlitabI
. both 10 editors and contributors
S @ ~ Is samosed that the Palatine Herald Is to b
emoted nt I've 10 tht* place The proprctora eonclud
@ tnat lts location in manufacturing, vlave MI
o enhance its value, and lare therefore choarn th
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, ton. ' - ~'4@@' 'es4
i The friends of Mr.. David Carson, who remove
be pa;ned TO learn Of his death. which occurre
LAT a. Agnday' ohs,ss The cause yas typhoid fever.
city ia oa rax ada ta'y ast returned fon
s; ss;t no tGolds.n'th, H chataed sinn She viii sls
:: turning home in about four weeks.
; Mrs: G. Il. Hanchett, who has been spending
week IN Chicago, returned to the Heights last FL
=. IT. =: B. Wheeler is attending the conference
The Rev. Mr. ". J. Mineum, late pastor Of tb,
r.. F: Church, has biddca adien to Ar,incto, To-,
Heights go for residence IL concerned,
The Rev Mathew Hawk will preach Ut the u. E,
Church this morning at 1850 a. N.
DEsPLA1sEs.
The town and its surroundings have been uuusu.
ally quiet during the past week. The advent o,
winter viii be welcomed by that large class Of The
/ ~NiAANAk3 VIII AC4lSuk LII Tue HQ0I[3 anu 3DuYH-
ments peculiar to that season Of the year.
The musical entertainment which some have m
nounced for Tuesday evening: next will not take
Place; lthas been indefinitely postponed; Indeed,
IT is doubtful whether there was any formulation
Tor the report that it is to take placc at all-
Ar: soloman Garland and wife have returned
| nome, after an absence OF several weeks. They
are accompanied BY Miss Aldr1ch, OF Delaware
who will make short stay here
/ Two weddings are on the tapis, and certain cir
ces Of society are therefore ii an unwonted state
Of Miss Phebe petzer and Mr. II. sehcnek. Of Chi.
fago The bride elect is the eldest daughter Of tho
Key Sey; a; !, Dstzer OF this placc She has large
circle OF friends. whose euod wishes will accom-
rsa hsf Thsreses lbs, @ she may 60 The bridal
| @ GGf part OF October or the first of November.
The The. other: wedding is appointed for Thursday
1or it9 celebration. The contracting parties are
Mr. Henry Miller, OF Elk Grove, and Miss RIEa
senne, daashter as;a Of the Hon: H. e. senne The
ceremony Will be performed In the German Church
at Elk GFove By the pastor, the Rev. Mr. Ram
| J. A.. Wadham. the Principal OF the public
school, is confined at bis home with an attack Of
pneumonia. -
y: Mr and Mr.. T. P. Stone have returned to tho
large, high target-switch was put into thu
tfack at the east cnd OF the railroad yard thja
| ~eek. II is another Of the many improvements
with which the town has been favored by The Rail-
There viii be no preaching ut tho II E. Church
to-Eay. The congregation will unite in dirins
Worship with the Congregational Society, under
the the temporary charge Of tie Rev. Nj: Woolworta.
This arrangement is intended to be permanent
PARK RIDGE.
Mr. Aleck Eckford met with q serious accIdcut
on Tuesday last. When passing through tac va
!a9e OF Jefferson en- routc the city with load Of
hay, his wagon upset, throwing him to the ground
and under the care Of Dr. Hoffman, Of Niles, Is
improving, and will soon be able to attend to his
Elder Boring is attending Conference, and in
consequence there will be no services. except Sun
day school at the usual hoar. at the II. e. church
The Rev. Mr. (1ulick. Of Norwood Park, will
preach at the Congregational Church at 8 o'clock
M; Hopkins, Of nesnlsines, was calling on
cred from her late serious illness.
D.. The !. key. Rev. Ar Buaaock and wife have returned
10 Ihis place after tVo-ycars' visit to England
and the Continent. lie preached in tho 81. e.
Church lat Sabbath evening to 4 full house. Mr.
3. formerly resided here for period Of five years,
and left behind him large circle Of friends, who
are now glad to greet his return.
folltlcs 1Het now seems to absorb all the time
and attention OF the gentlemen, both yonng and
OLD. to the utter exclusion OF al society matters.
The ladies will be glad when uayes and Wheeler
are elected and they shall again secure some little,
German society here |. pcrvaded with pleasing
excitement II ANTICIPATION Of the approachin.;
Hon,yer. The ceremony is to take place 1T the
residence OF the brides parents on the o6th inst
The preparations are both c1aborate and elegant
-'AA-'
ing; Her many friends joyfully welcomed her
,[Es F. DicksEson is VISITING friends in the city.
The organization OF the - Shakesene Society,"
occarred Monday evening, Oct 8, at the residence
loyment and self culture in dramatic and literary
attainment The following named ladies' and
soasty nd @ Sd a faEssd Fa e embss
ind Mrs. Oscar Parker Mrs. Dennfsop Mrs E. s.
Hewitt, Dr.; F, l. Peiro, Mr. and Mrs. 3. r. HUB
'rof. Taylor Mr. A. q. capron: the Misses Jennie
'tsyen,; n; t. Lolo Smish Annie clii.o1d. Libby Rsy
mousy; Lincoln D. Wright, President; A. B.
apron. Vice, President; Miss Jennie Stevens,
secretary; and o. Parker, Treasurer.
o w. Ed Rns sna 0y psa tas
aylor on Constitution and B. Laws; and on En-
llss ", poolittle, Mcssrs. D. P. Hubbard, Ed
Resolet:::, That this Society shall convene every
Ing OF refreshments shall be intetdicted, while
eneral, good social enjoyment is eminently de-
The President, Mr. Wright: read selection from
hakspeare with excellent effect The Society i'd
,urned to meet At the parlors OF Mrs. E. $.
ewltt WI, next Tuesday evening. Everybody corr
The Congregational Church sociable, which met
the house Of George Mckinny, was one OF the
~oS
ere beautifully decorated With rarc and ffagran.
owers. Selections from the masters was bcauti-
lily rendered, and joyful voices attuned in
'atse to Him from whom ''ai1 blessings aow."
LAKE VIEW.
The melancholy days hare conc,
The aaddest Of the year.
'parently before their un1e and it begins to b;
1estionel whether the Indian summer will forg.
favor this region this season. The woods wer
ken by surprise, and have not yet recovered euf
iently from the 6rat ahiver to don 1.-THE sere, th
llow leaf'' Those who were in the countrya
e time Of the great fire well remember how dur
6 that second week in October the woods VIC.
ouse and dry, and IN an admirable condition T.
rniHg. Now they are xlu70st as green as in tn
MINER, and contrast forcibly the wtntry blass
lich shake them in vain for fall trophies. Bar
2 the weather, the town Ia extremely quiet mr.
H. furnishes little news. Another wedding h:
Cured, this time just - DER the border" Son.
rs ugo Miss Clara r. HilI and Mr.. Edward L
ckingham were married by the Rev. Robe
llyer at the residence OF the brides father II
,ratio Iii !, and started Immediately for the Ce:
lnfaL
rhe students Of the Presbyterian Seminary ha,
rted Seminary paper and dubbed it the Day
n The drat number Is very creditnblc to
electors, both in material and makeup, a;
Is faiE to inauguEate very readable MONTH
cry alumnus should send in hia subscription.
IT: Moorehouse. the evangelist, has been {,
icing his appreciation OF Lake View by spen
portion Of his time with friends here. Mn
little has given up his residence here and 20
he city Tor the winter To be more convenic-