, 1876-11-05

the Hospital Tuesday at o'clock.
The lunches for the benefit Of the Half- Orphan
Asylum nre in full running order, md will be con
tinued for one week at Nos. 19 and III LaSalle
street.
SUBURBAN.
The ForrestvfIle Club revived from It's summer
lethargy Friday evening, and comes out With re-
newed brilliancy. The club consists Of ter
young gentlemen who take the man
agement and who will furnish the
residents OF this vicicity. The music was fur
nished by the Favorite Quadrille Band. The door
was in splendid conditions. The dances are to be
given every other Fridny evening. A leap~yea1
and a masquerade party are expected. The Re-
ceptlon Committee contested of Mcssrs- Fisher,
Clark, Bens1ey, Wallace and Clark. The Floor
Committee consisted Of Messrs. Spooner, Melche1,
and Simpson.
The young ladies Of the Reapers' Society gave a
reception at the residence Of C. B. Nelson Thurs
day evening, which proved a great success, both
socially and financially.
Mr.. Dow Bogart Is soon to leave for California
Oh account Of bis health.
A Sunday school concert will be given at the
Baptist Church this evening.
The church pulpits will be filled as usual to- day.
which The election returns Of Hyde Farl viii BE-
received at the Town Hall Tuesday evening.
The police deny the reported story Of Love, and
demand investigation that no such stigma shall
Mrs c. s. Waite lost valuable watch on the
Gilman train last evening through the unscrcwing
Of the clasp which held it to the chafu.
The number Of votes now registered is as fol-
lows: District No: l, o6s; No. :, 515; No. 3,
3o5: No 8, 40; and Others to hear :ac from. The
vote Will run between 2, 900 and 2, 800
PARK RIDGE.
Col. TIP. Robb reached home from the CenteI-
nia} Wednesday. Mrs. Robb and daughter, Miss
Sotes Iii 1e Il and New
until after the close of the Exposition.
DARRNGIoN.
Mr: Charles Lines, OF this PLACE. was united in
marriage to Miss Flora Bnrrctt, Wednesday, at the
residence Of the brides parents in Wauconda, tine
Rev. Mr.. Brooks performing the ceremony,
The reception held'9hursday AZ the residence OF
Mr.. Linus Lines was numcrousIy attended. The
bride WAS charming, and the happy couple re-
ccved the hearty congratulations Of a large circle
Mr. Frank Herman, Of Cary Station, Was the
unfortunate subject OF severe accident near this
place last Monday, losing portion OF his right
hand by the accidental ID discha5ge Of gun:
jured by being thrown from carriage, has nearly
Mr. Fred Lines, OF Mackinaw, is the guest of
Miss Rosa Blair has returned home from syca-
more. where she has been spending the summer:
The Rev. S. Hitchcock, the newly appointed
pastor Of the NJ. E. Church, has arrived and en-
tered upo1 his duties.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
Wednesday, night the premises Of Mr. John
absea y ana bs 5tad
man before retiring looked out Of doors to see il
all Was right, when he discovered q man in sus-
Els employer returned, he called to him. but was
eeivins no fep1 6e called he dog and Started for
bn nafH through hi lis ciot6es and nctng sght
wound in his side The thief then turned and ran,
and was lost sight Of in the darkness and escaped
sociable at the Il. E. Church Thursday eveningwas
poorly attended.
The thanks Of the community are due to Mr. D.
nue. near the church, and the sewer placed across
the street to carry of the snrp1qs water;
At the Fega1 mfe5ng Of the Coed TRaT
Mrs. Z. II. Berry, ". Y. T. Mr. George Bugbee,
". Chaplain; Mr. Lorenzo Burkitt, VI. F. see.e-
Whiting, Secretary; Robert Higgins, ". Marshal;
Miss julia Carson, 1.G. Miss Nellie Goodfellow,
y. Deputy Marshal; Miss Clara Newhall, II. AS
The meeting Of the Home Literary Association
Tuesday evening WAS very enjoyable. and pleas
ant earnest Of what may be expected from the home
exercises consisted Of original essay BY Mrs. ..
K. Drnper, select readings BY Miss Ella Hawks,
and recitation BY NJ Daniel Draper. Excellent
esting feature Of the evening was description Of
university life in Germany, by ". II. Bartholo-
new: This gentleman proposes to give, hereafter,
,inenal Europe, which will be sure to add much to
the interest Of the meetings.
Elder Jutkins will preach at the NJ E. Church !
his evening. ]
Recitations will be suspended Tuesday.
P-of. .kistler's lecture which will be given week
ro1, Monday evening" is the chief event Of interest
It is expected that Col. Robert g. Ingersol the
Eloquent orator, will lecture in Evanston under the
auspices OF the College Association soon after the
Miss Cora L. Harris, Of Mendoza, formerly with |
78 has been visiting friends in town
An addition Of about afty books and the same
lumber OF pamphlets was made to the University |
library last week.
The Adelphic elected, Friday evening, y; y:
:. ". White, Chaplain; and Alfred Cook, Critic.
Prof. Cunmock leaves for q reading tour Of SIX |
weeks in the East the last Of the month.
nan prize-essay contest, and writer to ill the
,acancy will be elected Friday evening.
The question decided upon for the Gage prize
ountTy are not promoted By Immigration. ;" The
;ophomores viii support the affirmative, and the
rider Of speaking will he as folio VS.: Sophomores
Ella webo H. wheaton
The deeaineFs Of The Mann rndz gr1e = Wil cone on
,on j. r maserovs Kyds, ida staaq
pcnccr Lewis, Mary Daync. Ella $. Pf1ndic, G.
). AckerTnan. G. u. Bassett |
It is reported that certain standing candidate |
or Village Trustee. in company with friend, also
I sporting procfivities. went on hunting expcdi-
ion last Sunday afternoon, but surrounded more
eer than game. Result: q runaway and badly ]
mashed buggy. not to mention minor details.
The pastor will preach at the Baptist Church this
,orning on stBrother Saul, ~ and this evening on
.Satan's Devices" " The church sociaole will be
cid at the pastors residence Thursday evening.
OAK PARK.
The children's dancing party was entertained at
[rs Kings Friday night.
Thursday evening the Rev. Mr.. Blackburn united
IT, Miles Derby, of New York, and Miss Sau}s-
ury, of this place, in matrimony.
Tuesday afternoon Mia. Gertz, her little son G !
,ass old and Miss Mary Case were cnjoying
de in Mr.. Gales buggy. AT Austn the ladies'
lighted to water the horses, leaving the little bor
The buggy The horses taking fright, ran away |
,eaking the buggy to pieces but leaving the child
Thursday, during the storm, 8 wandering butch /
wagon from ncighboring suburb ran into Mr.
roYn's milk wagon, entirely demolishing the lat
r vehicle
The next musical eocial will be held at the resi-
:nce Of Mr. G. G. Mayo Friday evening.
Dr. J. W Tope, recently OF Mont ClaFe has re- !
owed to Oak Park, taking Dr.. Cash's Office. the |
tier gentleman moving into Hoard's new block.
LAKE.
e much delayed improvement OF Pavilion PARK
~ west Of State street Thesod Ii being plowed |
preparatory to making walks and greenswart |
ard %ha |