, 1876-02-27

wear party. Tha bachelors at suburban village
are cordially invited. Every a.tens.o, Will j,
shown them that tbs year sdmits of. .Ain,isso
10 CENTS. men and children FREQ:
Information that be viii euaud 70,
days in Boston before returning .home
and that tho Rev. Charles Cavetno vii
return by the way Of Washington: stop
ping fsw days. il that city. While i
purpose Of asking Mr.. Cayerno to preach il
Plymouth Church tho following Sabbath. Mr
C.attin says be had very pIeas,n. talE Will
alr. Eeecher, but Mr. Cayerao had luas cona +
Jersey City. aIr. N. Matsou is still raproyiu
in health. He las so far recovered that con
templates trip to Florida in fa| days hi
| wife viii accompany him.
| Lawyer Hill h.-. returned from Uinnesota.
/ DEsPlAtxEs.
4 petition is being circulated praying ths
! railroad powsrs that ba to have the Despla;ne,
accommodation make two trips to Chicago San
day. instead Of none, as st present, leaving Des
PLANES At 0 a. H. and p m.; Chicago. 10 q. N
and p. N. Let the train b pat on by d;
means, aud speed the good time coming whon
the Wisconsin Division will follow IN tho waka
OF its sister road5 and run suburban 5-cont
trains and PLENTY OF them It ia not expec;c6
that the world will be consulted in dav. bul
the millennium is snrc to como tor ali that.
4 letter was received last week from Mr Mst-
ov1tch. who is spending the B4nte: in San Fra1-
cisco. Cal. He Is slowly recoverin. from hi.
rheumatism, and hopes to fully re;ain bis boaltb
/ during the summer mon.hs
son OF 11r. Ira Eorchard was Sunday last
! thrown BY q horse which he MAS riding, in
falling, hts head VAS struck by ouo OF the ho1so's .
was procured. and be il slowly recovering;
AIRS. Moore is very low with consumption at
! the residence Of her sister, Alrs~ Frank Whit
t comb.
| One Of the p1easartest events of the soasor
was the entertainment given in Union Hail b1
| the Desplaines Cornet Baud on tho evening oi
the Esd. The hail was decorated in exquicu
taste with eyergreeus, mottoee, pictures, aud
flags. \ fine portrait of the immortal truth.
! teller occupied Of course an honored position.
The early part OF the evening VAS taken up by
concert given By the band. The numbers were
select aud creditabiy rendered. TITO supper,
which Was served at 0l3 O'Clock in the band
room, was all that the most fast1dous could de-
SIRE. The hearts Of the partakers suelled with
emotions which their mouths we're too full
to express. At II o'clock few Introductory
strains FROM Georges Light Orchestra warn
ed Ill such d were tende1-conscienood that daro-
ing Was in order, and q govern themselves &c
co-dtugy.
The receipts at the oyster supper wers about
$50, over 200 persons being present. Amoas
those from neighborlug suburbs were M.. AMI
AIRS, Sawyer, the Misses Skinned, Miss Waiting,
Ne1hal. Bradley. heanicots, Nightingale. Good
fellow, Creago, Measts. Fleming. McEso, Lake,
keefe, B. and G. Thurber, Davis, Cooley, and
Page. from Arlington Heights. Northhe1d was
represented By Miss Studley aud Alr Bodina.
The Rev. Mr. kranz will preach this morning
and evening at tho il. E. Church. Tho c,m-
munion service will be held in the morning.
evenings.
rARk RIDGE.
A parlor concert is to bo held at tho residence
Of Mr. Dickeuson Thursday evening. An ad-
mission fee Of SO cents Is to bo charged, the pro.
ceeds being for the beneit Of the Congrega-
tional Church Refreshments will be- served
during the evening. One Of the popular quar
tettes from the citya re expected to bs present.
which, in addition to the home talent engaged,
will furnish musical entertainment OF qualit,
far superior to any heretofore offered here th&
present winter.
The dime entertainment held Friday ere1ins
ut the Hotel Hall was, as usual, \ success. th.
hall being cro.ded to its utmost capacity, anj
the programme such as to mset tho uarnlest ap-
probation Of the audience. The play presented
was nc on Patle Ftancais," Mr. and Mrs. F.
Dickenson. Mr. and Mrs Knowles. Mr.. and Mrs
james, and Miss Davis being in the cast
The parts were we'll sustained, aud an amount
OF dramatic talent and adaptation displayed de-
cldedjy above tho average of aaateur acting
Nr: George Carpenter read selection from oae
Of Theodore W1nshrop'a work. and AIRS. Com
Minis filled the musical part Of the programme
The children as usual occupied several seats in
front, while many Of the older people Nero
Obliged to remain standing the entire evening.
THIS is something which the manaRers ahontd
remedy io future. Among the audience vera
noticed Mr. and Mrs. Sherman. Mr. and 3lrA
Parsous Mr.. and Nrs. Farnan, aud Mr. Georee
Hopkins OF Dosplaihes, Airs. Dr.. Hoffman OF
Niles, aud afr. Shepard OF Norwood PARK.
The fune1al OF Mr. Knoch's aon Willie took
place Friday afternoon He died Of congestioo
OF the lungs.
Tho child Of Mr. Morse, = German. died
Wednesday. and was buried FRIDAY morning.
The departures the past week wero: Mrs. G.
d. Haw1ey, for Michigan, to remain several
Robb left on Wednesday for Washington; Will
Knox is rusticating at Evanston. Tho arrivals
arc Miss Jennie Calif. Of Woodstock, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Tenuant. Mrs. Murray and son.
Did friends. Mrs Shattuck and Miss alav snat-
Euck, OF Chicsgo, arc visiting Mrs. ShattueAs
asrents, at Canseld.
It 1s reported that this pacs is to be favorea
nth course Of lectures OF a high order. Tho
Rev. Mr.. Parkhurst OF Chicago and DR.. Tlhau5,
II Chicago, and DR.: Fowler, Of Evanston. havo
igniheu their willingness to appea1 in the
ourae. The proceeds arc TO BE- devoted to tho
,enedt Of the II. E. Church
BAknISuTos.
This pace was the hcena OF + romantic mar
iage Tuesday. Aliss Anna johnson, for soma
eara resident here, WAS married to Mr. Ole-
on, the bridegroom having come ali the Ea3
rom Sweden to claim bis bride. The happy
oupIe left on the came day for Chicago, whcra
hey will spend few days with friends, and
hon leave for the FatherlRnd, which they Intend
0 make their future homo.
What came near being a fatal accident tooA
lace in this vicinity one day Of last week. als-
. Palmer aud uf. Charles Fletcher we're cutting
God together. whau Mr. Fletchef'a AZ slipped
roua bis grasp and struck Mr.. Palmer on The
esd, cutting OF = s1nal piece OF the ssull-bone
q its way, and striking the gravel aome tho
IDS away. Though seriously injured. it is
aoughs By his attending physician, Dr. Bntte.-
cid. tbas be w,lI recover. It Was very narrow
,cape.
The Rev. Mr. Boring, OF Park Ridge, preached
the II. E. Church last Tuesday evening. 4
.ries OF revival meetings are belug held the1s
the present time.
DR.. LaGrange, leading physician OF the
ace expects socn to leave for another field Of
bor.
PALATIEE-
One Of the most successful aud pleasing en-
rtziumenta OF the wiuter thus far raa the con-
It given BY the Maennerchor Tuesday evening