, 1876-05-14

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resasa shy ia many ezcee1
I qualities. His funeral was held at the Cong1egr
ch1se Rasb H. t65 pnISy Ths remains will
: DEsr1A1Ngs..
; Much Is anticipated from the present Board 1
. ! leetslatlng for the permanent inte1eata OF tn
. village. It's members are; composed Of some G
the most intelligent md best business Of Des
plainea, and It ts expected that they will favor
;; liberal policy in the administration OF villag
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Ropeed taat & Z thia taaaae tme Dame 4aa Ramoe
the streets throughout the .yillsge. there being
large balance In the TREASURY which can .be .usel
@ ~ as
which ruas moth along Tie bsspiaines River to it.
1so ns 4oaa to e. s oss
Park Ridge, TO- which point it u already graxeled-
They ore wise in so doing, as after al, Despaiues
than even tie farmers along the line Of these roads.
The exercises at the M T.: Church last Sunday
evening were Of very Int Interesting character. The
tor Of the church, is doing good work, and be has
the confidence aud support of his parish well as
OF the community in bis labors- = = :
! HIGHLAND PARE.
! The concert given under the auspices Of the Bap-
] tist Church Tueaday vas well attended, and proved
to be one of the finest entertainments OF the sea-
son. The reading Of several choice selections by
Mrs. Dainty was especially enjoyed.
MI. and nfs, j.. W: Preston have asain returned
! to their summer residence on Prospect arenne
| MI. and Mrs Eugene Layhee are spending thesnm-
mer with thcm~,
ST.. ". q: Hall has recently left for Kentucky,
where he will spend several months
Frank q. P1ummer hns returned from obeslin,
where he has been for some time. His arrival giyes
great satisfaction to his numerous lady. frianas~
tres around ali historical places, and The legends
and traditions connected with them. This town,
although seemingly new, is fsF rom being devoid
hotel. stands what is called 'sthe old CathoIlc
Church" This is an ancient building, standing in
the fsntts OF 2 sa 1s 4 oa white csoss
mnde Of slabs, and is now almost ruin. The old
confessional ia still there. together With other poI
to be the oldest standing churcI, IN Illinois, and is
supposed # to have been. founded by Marquette a. 5
= Further sonth, between Glencoe aud Highland
Park, ia another cemetery which said to Be ovet
zoo years Old: There .a57, nnaopbtedIT others ]
es bsm and a1g this
Let some one,- therefore. Interview the Oldest
inhabitant,n and find out how much Of tho into1-
eo0ns I 1ils3 oe 4oonu - aomea*
c,na,*,, .,,.. ,m tAhE !s;e:..
Champaign, 'Murphys fractured leg, and Muir
heads attendance ut the meeting fths County
Board, prevented u1eetfngof tho Laks Trustees
yesterday.
The annual reunion of the Alumni: Association !
OF the. Cook County Normal School occurs Friday |
ira9c Hiseaiag Msy p ~ Ihe opening adaress ~ be d.
Normal School, which v{II:be followed 81 aoa- I
able M Ard music on the Saturday morning following
Include addresses, Poens readings, and music, BY
nooa the December. class ias75 vii plant. its.
The Terpschorean Club Of Englewood are oon-,
soas .!as ~ xssEn u: 3l'n:A s'e'.ps parry
1St Sossety es Enge"9od IN tue High School Hal!
readinsst tabicaun and music and WI vii hs foi
lowed BY soi1ee.
1ae Gqsetmng ,1f board Of the Enslewood Library
H. Goadom "I Ip4 a. eetfng at the
i f1ne chorus Of singers Il he;no tra;ned bv NJ
George =. Murray Of Enslewood, tor ths purpose
Tood. in the decoration ceremonies at oaEWood
The 1aatss q t FnE!eEood rsesbyterjan Church
pALArIrF. +
sud accident occurred at this place Monday
Nv .aen s..s. s1m ~ o1sl tae enuse community
kne.y young sou OF mr. William Jahnke, aged only
years, was playfne about his fathers mill. and
,nknown to him cit,nhed the a+,i-a 1as5,.,.1
,latforr, nnts,5a ~ ~ ,i1,
-; pu.s.fls " &c a1iu towe Bengm1tsed.
~ ~ g.S =. Ut II NM Ionaa him lying
T. nndnhtdf ~ 1 hssI - ne 1901 81 tne lower
,Intfner, d;a1nn nu over 19e ruling OF the
ronndl IRA Merris, ana 81 zone ~ 1eet to th9
vain d. ha 3jea obat th. s LIE suaeseE, Dot Az
ident. 49,
a farmer, near this place sold 100 bushels at l.,
p;cas ~ assa week Tor cents nashel For low
1T Pro"nasty e rsel 4at;a a3la 70 peat
Ieshts and Desnlainea. haa h-sn nra,tsi ~ @
ignity at milk stston This viii be ersat cons
It is understood that he ChIesg onartrt4r t-,n,
re- soon to favor the citiyrns - Thjs rsr n;ts
pme Of their fne music A7 PN@<' "'ea / :
PARK RIDGE IL
INe, laaies and gentlemen connected with the So. :
ety Of the Conversational f-hnrch ~. d.sat,a | .
Entertainment Fr3dav ereninr vh5ct e. 80. - a] !
,11on.s ~ s,.nss:as As. n4e1 ~ Qo.atoi e.
'ueuse tak. surpassed anSsnia3; which they; haye
'eslonsly g1ren. The proceeds are devoted. to y
tan5nnn. i4A1t,T a1t+1 as 0e humoef- IN
~ "as" oalS !1n1e1 ny the= capacity G
as held, generous ann Au1 maj lssss1hs1