, 1876-10-22

Hanchctt, Fischer, and Williston. The renainde1
Of the town will be taken OF at The Rayenswooo
cGpGft he9 ana IN the pic
this time furnishes three Of the cand1dales 20 "
voted on next month. viz: Edward Rummel; 81, >:
T. Chase, ard J. LIE Moyne ~ La%d9aa1ne te nennoE
cratic candidate for Sheriff at the coming election
With the remembrance OF the towns recent eS-
perience with Grand Jnries, they will hardly care
to give the selection OF Grand Jurors to saloon
Confraternity will tell.
The Horse. Car Company is now laying its track
up Lincoln avenue, and will soon have it EXTENDED
as far as W1ightwood avenue. This Il one of the
best Improvements Of recent date in the town. and
will be mutually advantageous to town and COM
pany.
:, A Congregational sociable was held at the resi-
dence Of Mr. Sherman, on Thursday evening.
Mrs: Catherine Birkett was found dead in her
room last Monday. A. Coroner's Jury was impan-
eled, who found that she came to her death from
disease and neglect.
The EpIscopalians Of this place and Park Ridge
forming church organization with the view Of
having regular and permanent services. There arc
powerful reasons why the project would meet with
better encouragement now than at any previous
time, and it is hoped that it my prove successful
Mrs Knott left lust week for the purpose Of
visiting her daughter at Toledo, Q:
Mr. Harry Knout contemplatcs visiting the Cen
tennial the present week.
HARRINGTON.
Fred Shoemaker was the victim Of O serious
accident on Tuesday last. He fell from a wagon,
one Of the wheels passing over and fracturing q
Typhoid fever is said to be alarmingly prevalent
in the country west S this Place E$ht
Mrs. DR.. Geer lecturcd on the subject OF tenn
perance in the NJ. E. Church on Tuesday evening
last. A large audience was in attendance, and the
lecture was pronounced by all to be one Of the
most interesting ever delivered here It Is hardly
fair to presume, however: that the jug OF whisky
which was found on the street BY Postmaster
Powers WAS left there by one OF her converts.
The Rev. J. Hitchcock is the newly appointed
pastor OF the II. E. Church for the ensuing Confer
ence year,
The first sociab1e Of the Congregational Society
was held Tuesday evening In the lecture-room OF
the church, number assembled and Pleasant
time enjoyed The old ne social was d DISPENSED
tions, readings, music, and charades.
The Little Folks dancing party was held Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Bartlett. A com,
pany Of sixteen assembled Mt IN early hour and
p4Sie The neRt Musical social will be held Friday, Oct
n, at the residence OF Mr. Montgomery.
The Oak Park Dramatic Club proposes giving q
series Of dramatic entertainments in Hoard's Hall
very soon.
a most pleasing, event this week was sociable
the Rey 1ir. Clendcnning's {pastor of the NJ E
church, departure. Refreshments were lserved4
and everything tended to make the gathering
most enjoyable one.
Misses Jennie and Odel Burwell, who have been
visiting friends in Elwood, have returned home.
Mrs. E. P. Vail, OF Marengo, who has been Wis
iting at Mr. Bassctts, returned home this week.
GLENCOE.
The Rev. S. ". Bartlett, D. D., and family
leave this week to be gone East for the winter.
Gen. c. Il. Howard's youngest child is danger
ously Ill ol pulmonary congestion.
The public echool Of this town burned to the
ground Thursday. Books and appliances Were
also destroyed before assistance could be
The cause was a defective hue. Value, So, OO0.
Insurance, 81; 900.