, 1876-07-02
OTHER SUBURBS.

Mr. Abram Scott, prominent fa71Ec. Of this
vicinity, last "Wednesday led to tue altar Miss
Ella Webster, Of Elgn, the ceremony being per-
formed by Prof. Swing, i'll the First u. +.
Church, Chicago. Tic wedding WAS very
uuict affair, only the relatives and q few init
mate friends being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will visit Milwaukee, then
the East, taking i'll tho Centennial, which, by
the way, seems to be thy proper thing for bridal
parties to do this year. Upon their return, tncy
will occupy Mr.. Scott's beautiful residence nca-
here. The bride and groom are we'll known in
Dcsplaiucs society, anu they have the oest
wishes Of their numerous friends.
The dancing-party which WAS to have taken
place on thu nien;c grounds last Monday evening
| came to most inglorous end. 4 large and
pleasant company assembled aud passed short
time pleasantly i'll listening to music by the
band which WIS present. Just, however, as the
and the rain came down in torrents. The SUM
mer-housc afforded little Or no protection, and
there were hut two umbrellas and one rubber
coat in the entire party, Only the pencil Of
Hogarth could have donc justice to 1ne appear
ancc Of the party as they sadly wended their
way honlcWard through the mud and driving
rain. ......-..,
here for the burglary which took pl2cc last
"Wednesday evening 1T Garfield. Two Of the
PARTIES were discharged after examination no
evidence being found against tLen Ihe other
one, ,ur being examined yesterday, said the Others
had tic watch stolen 1roul the telegraph opera
tor, and if lie would agree not to prosecute 1t
vile The pubs schools of this place closed for the
| summer vacation last Friday, With public exer-
cises, in which those taking part acquitted thcnl-
| selves ccctlitably. Two prizes were awardet,-
| M elegant copy Of Whitticr's poems to Miss
| I,illy Cicaycle.,i., and one Of Longfcllow's to
Master Grove Lec. The fall term Will open
| the first Monday in September. The patrons OF
the svhoo1 viii bc pleased to learn that MISS
Goofellow is engaged for thy ensuing @ 1esn 5enIc
! Dcsplaines, she having engaged to teacll in the
| nriclary at jefferson. This school will be Tor
| tunate if her successor be US popular ana "eil
| qualified. ....- -
| Mrs, Bennett last week. Mr. Z. is a banker
aud prominent citizen Of Tripoli, a. They are
on their way home from the Centennial
t SoRTuFlELD.
! Inst Sunday q new church for the Eyangeli-
cal Lutheran Congregation was dedicated. The
Society was organized lust winter by the Rev.
A. Dctzcr, Of Dcsplaincs. 10 his energy and
perseverance they are much indebted for the
neat and conycnicnt church cdit:ce in which they
will in future worship. The cost was s., ,j0o
and the congregation and their numerous
friends deserve much credit for their libcrality
in contributing SO generously towards its cree.
ton. The dedication WAS locked forward to
With great ant;cipatons, ample preparation BE-
luz made therefor. Large delegations from sis
| tcT churches throughout the country &crc pres
cnt, Dcsplaincs, Elk Grove, Arlington Heights,
Niles, schaumburg, and Evanston taking part
cd, cd and, with flags and banners and the musie
Of Chicago band, marched to inc church;
The assc!nt,lagc having gathered in front
Of the building, tho builder, Mr.. Mcnn'
Of Evanston, handed the key to the pastor, VINO
1Iics Of the Luthcrn Church. In brief tine the
ini]diur was crowded. After prayer BY the
1ast,,r, the principal sermon was preachca py
the Rev Prof. Crosse, OF Addison. 1t was at
able aud eloquent production, giving a hr!c1
history Of tho organization Of tho Society and
the building Of its church cdihce, ahd c!osea
with its solemn dedication to the worship o1
| God. The auliencc-Toom was 0c2uthaily oee
grated. Over the pulpit inc lolo"ln5 n.5Sf1 u
| to God on High.'' Excellent music was m 1ar'
uishcd by two choirs. A fine band from Chl
cago also played before and after the services
In the afternoon another service was he1u ~
Scha1imberc, preaching. It is thought that
fully 2,U0U people were present It was s ver.
pleasant time. The Church look upon tncil
new building with pride, and it is q standlne
monument Of what may be effccteo IL lhe peo
bic only have i determination and spirit o.
unity.
| LAKE VIEW.
The Board OF Trustees which was elected II
APRIL Oh MI anti-bccr basis, to continue thai
regime in the town, has backed down on tue
beer question, and last Sunday turned virgins
Grove into grand bccr-gardcn for the beneh'
of the Morat commentators, on payment O.
saa5. The suspended sa1oon-men OF the nelsh
borlood, finding the ordinance temporarily Re. re-
pealed for the benefit Of outsiders, CONSISTENT.
It should be in favor Of residents, and, taking
matters into their own hands, ignored the ordl
nance and kept their taps running al day open
II and above board. And now the Trustees a. ar
III an interesting situation Tor prosecuting va ~
1ators of that ordinance, The S25 business re
minds one OF the fellow who sold out I'LL inter