, 1876-01-30

last Monday evening 1T 3ries Nsttie u Le Roy
party, Refreshments wereserveda At half-past s.
Tho evening vas deiighsfuly spent in VARIOUS
mental music,-stl returning homo With liSh
heart aud = bag OF candy and nuts.
Mss Kate Eossbr,ugh Vas also q visitor OF ths
Rev. Mr. caverno. a1rs. De Muth. OF Fort
Dodge. Ia. il st Mr.. Isaac Cixtlnis. Mr. n
Nightingale. of Fond du Lac, W,s., is on yisu
to hss relatives in this pi1ce-
Every one Will be glsd 20 know that DIR. II
A1Rtson is slowly but surely recovering. He il
nov able to go to the Store for al hour or tHs
every pleasant day.
". G. Le Kog's LAST Friday evening was one o.
the notable events for which Lombard ID noted
Il VAS given under tue auspices OF the LaIiea
Union TO ra,se psrt OF the SUM for the beneis os
the church for which the Culon had pledged il
SELL Quite large sam WAS netsed.
DEs7LAISEs.
Dr.. Jacob May, graduate Ut Rush Medics
Co!'eGa. will locate hero the ensuing month
Tho Doctor ID q GcEman by birth, q gentleman
OF culture. aud Of hlgn social and professions.
standing in the city. He will provo valuable
acquisition to this placa.
Mr. Chris hawley is the loser Of VALUABLE
horse which IL supposed 10 have been stolen b1
a young man formerly in tho employ OF Mr.
Wellsr. The horse and man disappeared in The
direction OF Arlington Heights. They have not
is yet been discovered, though vigorous pursuit
has been made.
The friends Of III. Gsorge Hopkins, and their
name ia legion, will be panied to learn that he
has been quito ILL., Rheumatiam has visited him
with tortnres which Wpnid haro bronght 4 ar,iIs
to the countcnance Of q Spanish Ioquisitos
he ia convalescent, md al his friends rejoiss
therest.
title OF public bcnof.ctor, having built side
wnk at hia osn expenso from the corner to tbs
station.
sIr. Thomas Luce snd Miss Clara Skinner, Of
Wheeling. will be united In bonds matrimonia.
next month. The young couple will occupy tha
Ward place, and tent part Of the Walton farm.
The Methodist oyster supper fully satisfied thA
participants The receipts were 5j7.30.
4 Congregational social was given At the resi-
dence Of Mr.. A. Parsons On the evening Of tha
9th inst It proved very pleasant atf.ir. Iha
evening WAS spen: in genial interchange OF civii-
tics, games OF alt kinds, and mu.c, both vocal
and instrumental. An elesaot collation. uaa
served at 10 o'clock. About sixty wero present.
among whom may be named Mrs. Sayles, OF CIi-
caxo; Miss Eoss Goodfe1lox. Of Arlington
Heights; and Miss L. E. Walters, OF Pafa:ine-
These ladies' are teacners in the pablo schools.
and this occasion was their debut into Despfainea
society. The host and hostess did tha hono1s
With their well-knoVn graco aud hospitality.
MMuCnsT-
TIE quiet people OF Emhafst are inquirius
after bolts and pistols-holts to keep thieycs out
but pistols to receivs them It they do get in 1
second robbery occurred lsst Monday night al
the German Evangelical College. About lmid<
night some thieves entered the frame hon&e oc-
cupied by the families OF four OF the Professors
through the hatchwsy OF the cellar, then TAN.
sacked one-half OF the lower paIt Of the house
that occupied by Prof. LouteTuon. Two watehes4
ono gold, the other silver, belonging to the Pro-
fessor aud hi. wife were taken, IS also valuable
collection Of old aud rare colns- Nobody heard
anything although there we're people on All
sides. and the thieves proceeded With their oper-
asons, cool1y munching applea the while. It il
said that suspicious are entertained. and It IL
hoped that the guilty pArtiea will be brought ia
punishment
On account OF the pitchy darkness, mnd, aud
rain, there were but few people at the lecture
Wednesday evening, and it WAS postponed until
Monday.
AIr. Lathrop will as early in tho spring ~
practicable commence building an addition to
bis already spacious residence.
The uext term Of Elmhutst Boarding School
commences Monday, Feb. Z.
Mr. Jacob ShlQpard has returned from Nex
York
The friends Of Miss julia Torode will be grati.
fed to learn that ahe is better. and will return Il
EImhurst when able to bear the Journey
Miss Ella Ioode, ono Of the young lady pupils
Of Elnhurst School. has gone to Peru, ILL.,, Il
take charge Of school.
This town has beoa unusually quiet the pas
week.
There was genuins 1eap-year surprise-psrty
Wednesday evening at T. D. Plast's. The young
ladies furnished everything, and the young gen.
..,,~ t,.3 o,,{,v $oa a1icv avaru+hiru II a varv
pleasant evening to all.
Dr.. J. B. Walker will lecture in tho Collage
Chapel Wednesday evening. Sabject: ''Thn
Philosophy OF Mystery" Tho proceeds will BE-
for the beneft OF the Literary Tn ion.
There will be meeting Of the subscribers to
the Wheaton prosecuting fund Feb. 9 to trans-
act nil necessary business. Tho Committee sre N.
E. Gary. O. F. Lumrg DR.. a. Fl. Hiatt. J. II.
Chapman. ". l. wheston, and P, Eotshrop~
Prof. Webster, OF Wheaton College, tho former
pastor and old-time friend Of shs late lament
ed Edward E. Whittemote. Of Chicago, vaa
present 1t the funeral services in the First Com
gregahoual Church sud his remarks On tho
ana life Of thu deceased we're listened
to With much interest,"
DR. Pratt has recently sent 25000 Young fab
10 Rockford, 1000 to Mt- Carroll, 5000 to Gin
cinnati. 10000 to Belleviile, 1000 TO Arlington
Heights, 2.5Q0 spawn to Peoria, loo, 600 apawn
to Nebraska and 5000 to Ottawa
The county officers, after paying salaries and
Ill other expenses cut Of their fees, haye paid
into the County Treasury tho sum OF 81, 3oG.32-
ARLINGTON HE1GHr8.
The weather has depressing effect on busi'
ness In the 11snio1J Of ths Oldest resideni
here such dull time has not been known.
number Of farms changed owners during
the week. one at $50 per acre, and one uniua-
proved 1t eos per acre. house on Mvrtle avo-
uue vaa sold Yesterday for S1.700 cash. Out
silo, plumber Of lots sold at the ususl rates.
Mr. Sigwalt, head OF the new foundry, II
sbout to make his home in this piace.
Mr.. jacobs, OF Chicago, WAS in town yesterday
completing arrangements for now lunber-yard
here.
Mr. John Peter, ST.. IL still quite eick. Ha il
not likely to recover
Tie roads in :hiu section arc stil in x1stehed
condition.
f is strange that but ono mail day u ro-,
reiyed 1t this point. Only "a milea from ChicA~
20. md twenty -four houra between maii-arEi1alB.
The Literary Society OF this place IL in pros
,erous condition. The last meeting WAS partic-
1larty interesting. Future meetings viii have
uore extended notices
The public school continues to merit popular
.egard, thanks to the excellent Principal and biz
.ficient aida-
1r Best.