, 1876-05-21

timed II was then changed to disorderly. and
mr. Van Kirk received SIS and costs The wonder
It WIS purely a friendly meeting, and, for ausht
they know to the contrary, 1t was also purely acct~
dental.
Very little and in fact nothing, OF any impor~
tance has been going on in this suburb during the
past week. This may bo partly owing to the nu~
merous depsrtures, but mora. to the exceedingly
pleasant weathcr Perhaps 1t Is On Account ef the
novelty Of the former.
Mrs. Foster, the mother Of Mrs. J. NJ Sanger,
has been dangerously i'll for some time pat u nov
rccoycring Miss Kate Foster Is at the hotel visit
nE ,ad sfs s osn g. Beebe are spending the
summer at Highland Park.
Capt Hammer, Captain Of th: schooner Ashta- :,
taiiF parties across the lake, starting from High
Kamor that the ladies' Of the Baptist Church
Another Of the places Of historical interest," men th
toned in the last suSpAr TnInrsE' a+s "a tn,s ~
vicinity, Is Port citnton TIE snail viliase Hq5tn m o.
paTentiy insignificant rillagc-Port Clinton, not
Hshwooa-was, some years ago, town OF ABDUL
inhabitants Who were nearly all t fMSpt amas
which may still be found there A fort Is sala "a
have been located there. and great rn3ny runs OF
of9zs PoI eTag5 ibsf sf1 y En M
Of the bodies being washed up on tae peaea nea3
the lighthouse. -.-.
PARK RIDGE.
TIE TE1nusE's adyocaeJ Of cheap suburban
trains is bearing most excellent fruit On some OF
the roads the experiment Is being made with most
promising results. Strenuous efforts are being
made to secure cheap train on this road, and the
prospect is most flatteeng that success will attend
them. The Railroad Company, it IL understood,
will favorably conasder the matter If they can be
satisfied tha the patronage VII qe q+q . ;.s 70
the enterprise proatable by the natural increase OF
tr4vel. Some public-sprited individuals have taken
the matter In hand, and have secured pledges OF
the purchase 0! sufficient number Of tickets At the
reduced rates as to amount to 4 guarantee oil The
SUCCESS OF the undertaking
The repairs made by MF. Lockwood to the hotel
near the depot las been completed, and It is now
ready for the reception ot fanlics and individuals
who deeiro to secure board during the summer IN
The Dsspla;nrs Cornct Band favored Pask Ridge
with m opca air concert Last Monday evening.
The music was excellent ana was = n'fnly ~ ze ahpse
but their jn.tifsblc pride in their own band was
rot In the least degree tesseoed thereby.
PALATINE.
The Sabbath SCHOOL Of the H. E. Church will
give concert Friday evening for the benefit OF the
school. Home talent will be assisted by the Chi
cago Quartette Cluh, and fine entertainment may
lis. Clan Waters reached houc Friday from the
Soush. Her health has been much benefited oy The
tEiR ,., c,., :. :, trs,n5no for rrana
match to tale place on the ensuing. 9Th Ct 1nly
AMONG the members are comprised soma q tne
best shots in this section OF the country ana tne
| pronosed match will doubtless be well worth at
K welding in high life among the Germans was
celebrated at the Lutheran Church Ihnrssay aasef
berg wese the contracting parties. The Rev- Af-
krum performed the ceremony
LAKE FOREST.
The entertainment at the Acaderr, promised
| and anxiousfy looked for, cnme of Friday even
| ing, and fulfilled the highest expectations Nr.
Duraank's recitations fully justified tile high en-
commune passet upon him In Brooklyn and other
| Eastern cities. His ZIP Vnn Winkss was neal
approach to JeIer2on'a; and II we cannot always
have the lutter VIC will take Burbank and be eon-
| tent. Messrs. Farncs. SpsEgue, and Clafk. well
known to the 1ndss. loving people q chicaso, "lan
| Cnnt Eaban furnished an aiuE1T3hta quartet aos
the occasion All said, 'sslay VIC haso many more
| sueh-'' ,..
The Missionary Society promise sonetatasE, az =
French, artist haa promised to sye On that oSsa-
sion some black board illustrations ot fan,5liat !;
picces-amonE sthers: Jola eAp>ns 1aoe'
| The lecture will be at the church.
NORWOOD PARK.
| The public Schools have closed for the aurn1ncl
| vacation A public examination was held at ths
close Of the term, and the proficiency Of the pupil
| in their studies were highly ceetitaale to mr. An
/ thouy and his excellent assistant. Miss Dunlap
it Is reported, HAS been se-engaged TOT the ensuing
year, which will he pleasing news to both tn
| nttp1is and the patrons Of the school.
Prof. Eberhazt hss been absent On a business TIL
Mr. f. G. Trent, of Chicago, has been the gues
nr. seymour has returned from short trip +
Minnesota.
The friends OF Mrs. Summers, who formerly re
| eit,ed here end removed to Iowa, will DC paine
to learn Of her death. which occurred short TIN
| ago. =
Tho Entire Mons Club gasc dramatic and mnsica
| entertainment Tuesday evening in the Town Hal
for the benefit Of 1ir. Dams family. The play va
| entitled .*Who is Who; or, in Fog" The W
| r3oas parts were yscll sustained The music wa
| excellent. The whole performance was success
and gave full satisfaction as an entertainment AM
The first strawberry festival Of the season WI
| given Friday evening In the 1ccture-rocm Of ths
Methodist Episcopal Church
| Miss L. Bowen, the star singer OF Austin, III!
returned to her former home, at Waterbury, Conn.
| wIgaEgKA.
The last meeting for the season OF the Winnetst
Literary Club was held Friday evening at Academ.
Hall. The programme consisted OF : choice seaec
| ton Of music, readings, and original papers
| There was m instrumcntal duet by the Nissc
Stevens: t7os for violin, 1lutc, and piano, BY Mis-
| Jennie Stevens and Nessrs- Copelin and Stevens
/ + song. "Wont Yon Tell Me Why. Robin, - from
| Miss A, B. Capron; select readings hy Miss G. S
| Richardson; an original paper on THE lnhncns'
| Of Physical Restrictions on Mofals, ny "
sas: stevens, s:za; Esq. ~
J "3NLYn RAINING.