, 1876-01-16

tae stylo OF winter weather indu1Sed il
~ this part OF tho couutry was bca.tfnll,
illustrated last wees in match cam;
OF croqust played Ly Dir. n. q, Sheyar,
anu Alr. Hugbee. Each Was tho winner OF on
game Iney are now anxiously arait,np tbt
January thsw, wien they expect to play tas
rubber
DR.. G. G. Watson, of Nurda. spent seyers
DAYS last week III town. Ho was called here b,
DR.. Best, who Was in need Of temporary assist
ance III attending to the wants OF his nume-ou:
patients.
Mr. G. A. Case was in the place Thursday unor
business, and seized the occasion to call 1nor
old friends.
AIRS. J. Fl. Williams. OF Monmouth, is Al
present visiting her parents Ir. and Mrs. Ken.
uicot:- She will remain several weeks.
| HARRINGTON.
| A meeting OF the Township Union Sab
bath School Association was held Tues
! day evening in the Evangelical Church
The programme vas Interesting and in,
etructve. After tue preliminary exercises
the meeting was addressed by Messrs. Vail ant
Rockwell. of Chicago. representing the Young
| Meu:s Christian Ass citation. These gentlemen
arc experienced WORKERS in the Sabbath-schoo
| tho interest ard kindlo the zeal d
| aIl those listening who love this promieing
! branch OF Christian labor. :lhe following
were elected officers Of the Association for the
ensuing year. Tho Rev. George r: Hoover,
President; tue Rev. Alr. Hilemaa, Vice-Prasi-
dent Mr.. II. 3. ilc1ntosh, Secretary; aud Mr.
William Howar:h, Treasurer.
Mr. Thomas Freeman received from his
| nephew, Who liyes near Lila Station. Tazevell
County, on tile firm OF the Hon. II. H. Church,
X pounds. Possibly this would not be much to
boast OF down in Egypt bu. herca5outs It .sAa
looked npoa IS the champion car
Dr.. Ke.k, formerly CT this place and now OF
Chicago was in town Tuesday l2.t, looking in
upon his old reghbors.
1Ir. William Hawlcy and w1la arc making q
prottacted visit to fre'lds - Gardner, in this
state. Mr. Aylsworth and wife rcturnad Mou-
day from short visit to friends at Grys:al Lake.
Mr. BscL with. tha ga.stleatany and po9unr
sIdes here. las been sadly afflicted with in1a:uei
eyes. His numerous fricad5 will be GLAD to learn
that hs Is couTaleaciog and able to SEQ strai.Lt
aEain.
RIVER FOREST.
This little village presented Z lively scono Fri
Gag evening. for gracd cepteanial celebration
vas held in the II. f. Church, given by the
ladies OF River Fores. toz tho beref. of the
organ fund Tho grounds around the church
were brilliantly lighted. and the lecturo-yoom
was crowded with merry company to examine
the relics Of LOO yeats ago and partake of m
old-tin1a tea-naziy. AMONG the many things to
~ seen WHY 4*1.1lua-p:e 1n cosSan'es OF oldeh
oass, catuans ..:su s:1sl'l.'S o1 "oo:: SPINNING
" M "Iu "ea'4Hs ~ c4otH " I"1hise ieoH5;
lock gun.
an elegant supper was served oS Young !adte5
IN CeoteHnla' costume. 3.so"n bleaa' oaked
ceans, ooaea caonese; ana pumpk:n pie 1Fe:o
ra1:ahen "a OF "l.h felaa ny sne nunsiT V!eAors-
The audience "a5 charmed with tia old-fash-
io1leu Singers "na ola-t'mo songs A0stln' cais
Pssz and Haywood wera we'll ,oprcsanteG, and
s,er,o.n,,"nt ,rae s3ec,Ioa s,ccosa .a'1. a5 .o
eoe:aty If E;ver To.es. IA 70 ha c,n,m.n,;,.3 for
Its success. Though Binall in Numbers it is
united. end Uorhs with untlring interest for this
ehuIch-
AoslnaHo.
.no l4"a."s on1on Sl'e "oe!'o'7 aau s@p'e6
81 she fesiaehee OF AT. D. L. 1i1'i fE1day even
lns' which proved TO DO tue most pteasaat OF the
series, the attendance being unusually large and
ful] of o,ca T;,a oar,nrs of Hr t;nIl's boan;t.
.h,o -,e,a;o,, ,-..o ho.,,.;f,i,,. .aao-.oc, -.:,
Ao'o H4"AsA"A "eAo oes''@'s o1eoH"'eo "'An
trailing vines, autumn leaves, E:ses OF Street
natura! flowers, etc. The evening Tas spent in
socia1 converse bY the elders and various a,nuse-
ran+a h. ,ba vor,,ar nor+;o, of t,a ,,uo,,v
A. ohnnjcnco ~ ct;n;ca rofraa,mopta or,cafi ia
tohjes nnt1 +i,a festiva1 ma aoc,,h1a war; njeaa
s,'t snccaas ua s snd t'n-onaliv p 81,
VIII nnTt;c;nstnd -
Mra. Edward. iii, 'eare her dauohter Nelly n
hfrth:in rhlrtv 1n1f Fti}av in which many
and La, M ,,o,rts fonni c,;cvmcnt "
S1;sses ada nnd 11;nnin rsvo rer,r,od bono
from Washington. D. C.
Miss Hattie Brown, WHO has bacn spending T.
ley aays at hamlet, ina; IL asaln nero.
TIM chnrnI, - fs,v W.. H., Ia ti'a
viii be AZ good A. usnal md tint js sayiu.- giI
that is necessary. Timely notice of it vii be
glEon.
IRVING FARE |
1t last Irwin. Park is happy. Thanks to IN
ov,rru,inn Providence and tia kind eerricea NJ
<,-o-a,,,o s,,ot, ~ - .,.st.
= t@'otap'o e!en =. "ea1ne,' 'no eAasine t'oh'
Sh'cl as one time old 1alr to De a. long IN lind
ing to Whist possible use it could be put as tho !
famous door-plste which Mrs. Toodlea purchased !
:. arc,,on IL nov in t,,a full t,f,a NJ snc,aaaf,f
1naration, Far the ,,ast fcv dsx. the ;"a
,as heen in s,,,end;d cond,tion and
;katinc hss been all the rano r. has
,ran ae,r7ctad v;sis1rs fron otbar fowna snd
,sch aven;nr Tia rnt hss hoen Tia scars ~ ~
~ carnival
Sr,as ISnsa ,romn,<jna has xct,r, nd firm, ,,or
,isit to Michigan. It is to be feared thsr Tho
f;rrota ~ that Sta ia h,a haap nona i'm foror,hl
o her. but the atmosphere Of Irving Park nav
20 expected to administer full aud speedy