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op aud Mr. Smith adjourned as the guests OF
AIR. sedgWick at an early hour. It IS. hoped q
ne1maaant Episcopal service will soon be estab-
fishei nj Ninna&ks

op aud Mr. Smith adjourned as the guests 0
AIR. SeagWick at an early hour. It IS hoped ;
ne1maaaot Episcopal service will soon ba estab
| hshed At WlnQe.ka.
! DEspL4ISES.
Nike Brazil, the railroad eup1oye who wa.
eeriously injured while loading the debris Of .
I collision here. resumed his duties on tho Gts
inst having fully recovered.
4 sociable will DO given at Union Hail On tbt
! evening Of tho 10th inst. by tho ladies' OF. thf
Congregational Church. Refreshments. music,
religious and secular. and an interchange oi
c.vlities will DO tho order Of the evening" Posi-.
| lively no dancing.
! It is matter OF surprise to a good many thai
The Rev ar, Wright should interpret SO tIner.
entity from tho Rev. Mr.. Skeeles, OF an adioipina
suburb, tho possibilities Of she Congregational
creed IN point OF ienicncy toward worldly hank.
erlngs. The latter, it is rrmored.' smiles com.
p1acently on al1non-puro theatrcals, ~ we'll AZ
| dancing, when the aame are maue to swell thu
| Church Golfers.
| ars. Luther Jefferson Is in feebfo health. ow
1ns 10 that lncuraolo complalnr, hea1t-disaasa
asate ~ 49, = ~'te'os'4
| Workmen have been epgaged this week in re-
pairing 1ao damase done to tho railroad bridge
| nsEo. Tue water washed out a portion OF tho
1oastaaaae I,'e on tue west end OF the bridge.
1na m cafisy is now being filled in with a:one
The improvement Of the water lots have como
| 10 standssttl, owing to tho continued high
naser ana an unwili.uguess of tho Trus:ees of
the town to baar a1i The expense There ara two
terribly excited because they cannot use The new
bridge, the mud around it being almost faith
onltea5- Ihe railroad bridge is still used bv
toot.passengofs- The new bridge will 10 uacd
bnt little before the summer months
Alr. Wadsworth. lately OF the freight Office at
Harvard, has been appointed Station Agent hera
in place Of blr- Poole. hfr. ". comes with flat<
tering testimonials, aud will no doubt he An 20.
ceptahle acquisition to the business intezests OF
tho place.
Mr. Harvey Talcott. 1ate OF Burlington IT..
who has for some time been prospecting tho
West for snitab!e place to settle, has at last
eeusib1y concluded to cast his fortunes With tho
good people Of Desplaines- 1lr. Talcott il 4
lawyer, and will Practice his Profession in the
city.
HARRINGTON.
The residence Of Mr. Mayo narrowly escaped
being burned last Sunday. Fortunately the fra
was discovered before it had gained much head-
way, and just a. the family wore On the point OF
leaving for church.
Sabbath-school concert will bo held in tia
II. E. Church on the 2sth inst. It ia intended
that the exercises shall 10 Of character moro
than ordinarily interesting.
NFs. J. i. Cooper, formerly Of this place but
nov OF Mcdenry, il tho guest OF friends he1c-
Afr. D. LOOMS, Of this place. will shortly
leave for Iowa, With the present intention Of
spending the summer in thai State, with the ox-
ception Of o trip to Philadelphia to yis,t TIM
Centennial
5lrs. John Seymour. Of Elgin, but formerly OF
this place, IL IN town visiting her old ffouils and
ueighbors.
Mrs. II. II. Church, who has been passing thu
winter At Colorado Springs, Is expected hon1s
with her family the 1st Of the ensuing month.
It IL said that they have been much benefited
IN health by their sojou1n in that elevated
Mrs. @. Dickinson returned from, Evanston
Tuesday. She has been spending few tlayl
With friends NJ that place.
Wild geese arc reported to hnye made thaG
appearance On Honey Lake, aud with their al.
vent disappears the feobs apology for w,ntea
which uahars in the Centennial. Tho muslc oi
birds is heard in the land the buds arc bursting.
and everything batokens tue opening Of spring. .
AUSTIN.
The regular meeting OF the Entire Nous Clnr
was held as tho residence Of Mr. Sb1ey Friday
evening Of last week. Tho members and gae.ta
entered into the spirit Of this most charming
amusement With all the enthusiasm Of youthful
hearts, and made it ono OF the most
pleasant parties Of tho soason- The mpa,c.
which VAS furnished by 3Ir. Freiberg aud BROTH
ct, members OF the Chicago Light Guard Band.
was executed in perfect time, "a was proven by
the latencss OF tho hour to which the dancing
was kept up The invited guests were Miss:Ati.
oio Miner, Chicago: Miss Iibbie Syk..:
Chicago; Allsa Mary Case, Oak Park;
tho Misses Edith Haggard, Ella Hughes,
Florence Emerson, Susio Hess. n e. Beardaley,
Nettie Poole, Hattie Garfield, Irene Warner, aud
Eva Warner, blr. and HRS. Sherwood, Mr. 4. D,
Foster, Of Oak Park, Aiessrs- D. Hess, Sam
Hughos, Win Elliott, Jor,lan, Frank Emerson
Jerry Hess Frank 6ibIey, Charles Elliott
Barrett, and Owen.
Mru. 8hirtleh, the hostess, entertained tha
Club in manner which Was fully spp1eoiatedbg
III.
OAKLAND.
The residents OF Oakland and vicinity will hz
avored Thursday evening with musical teak
II unusual excellence, which will doubtless A.
ract large audience This event is conoera
ct the benefit Of Oakland Congregational
'hurch, given under the nuspices OF s.Oux
!oung Folks" The Society Certainly deserves.
ongrstu1aton for It's snecess in securing the
etvicea Of go many talented musicians, amonE
'hon may bo mentioned A. j. C1eswola, organ
It Of Trinity Church, Mrs. E. q. Thu1Btou, Mrs.
Y. 8. Watrous, and the popular Oriental Club,
omprising Messrs. Smith. Phelps. Halls. and
'ldeu.