, 1876-08-27
OF the Evanston nine was injured in tho sixth n.
ming. thus giving tho Lyon d Hesly nine III a
their eight Tuns.
OTHER SUBURBS.

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OTHER SUBURBS.
LAKE, VIEW.
| The past week has been the dullest the tox1
| has experienced this summer, aud, the cn1mL
mating point Of stupidity being about reached
| some improvement in the state OF affairs nn.,
| be looked for from this Oh. And yet the s1iect
i've is used comparatively and not absolute1v
| for one or two events worthy OF record have NJ.
| CURED.
Some evenings ago Mr.. William Knot.
/ celebrated his silver wedding at his fne nlac.
near "the limits" which was gayly lighted viii
Chinese lanterns, while band discoursed srtet
| music, under the influence Of which the assrm.
| b1ed guests made the most Of the fine eyenfno
A Hayes and Wheeler meeting was held lasi
night at Simons', near Grace1and, and was al.
| dressed By the Hon. c. Y. Dyer and William
Woke: The Republican Club Is determined to
Mr.. ". C. Goudy and family returned Last
week from the Centennial, and they are now m
again on roughng expedition in their road wagon
| The Rev. Mr Young left Monday for hi, v,e,.
| tion. He will be gone, month, and will visit the
| Centennial during his absence.
The Rev. W. II. Blackburn will preach at th&
Fullerton Avenue Church this morning and ever
The Brown Stockings were extinguishcd b, II,
Evanston nine Monday by score Of Is to J. n
again.
The harvest party Ut River Grove Tuesday even.
ing was one Of those pleasant occasions which
will answer to be stored away in the memory, Fo,
outdoor amusement the night was all that could
be desired. The music by Wilder's Band was e.
cellent, and the refreshments by Haman wen
delicious and bonnteous. The spacious dancins
pavilion was brilliantly. lighted. The yout5
~ rjAS~ and ,sx.L1<
towns were well represented. Dsncins
Among those present were noticed Miss Lange, Na
Misses Ne]lis, Peet Skinner, and Cameron. oi
Jones 4r and a l. Miller md a,ses Ss. Parsons
Dawson, Jones, Jefferson. Talcott. Parson., Dick
son, Walters, carlin, Lyon, Weller: and Wood.
r Of Rndse fses Pet e Sod
Mary, Keen, and Payne, OF Park Ridge.
The citizens OF this place and on the River Road
North hare been agita.nz the AZ question Of
form at public meeting held ut Union He'll and in
canvass Of the the property owners from @ t4e town
Line to the ts The Whsn ELI
has been decided to proceed with it nevertheless
The Commissioners Of the Town OF Maine otter
to furnish half the necessary funds to gravel the
and the farmers the line Of the road will do the
rest. The enterprise has fallen into the right
hn4s sna fine IGaa on M M b1
street offer furnish half the labor for grayelins
that thoroughfare. The line OF gravel on Cottage
street has reached the railroad and is advancnsta
the Post Office.
Mr. Harvey Krote departed Tueaday: for sbon
business trip to Southern Minnesota. Miss Georgis
Wicker, of Chicago, will spend Sunday with friends
here.
The Board OF Trustees did not hold meeting
yesterday.
George T. Williams, Secretary Of the Union
Stock Yards Company, ia gone to scalp Indians
down East.
The Chicago Democratic spoctcrs made another
raid on the town Friday night petition to ths
Board OF Trustees asking for an ordinance prohlb-
ing the invasion OF the town by such scalaWas1
would now be In order
The neck-tie social at the Halated-Street Bap-
tist Church Wednesday evening was very enjoy
able affair. The church WIS tasked to its utmost
capacity to hold the large attendance. Lemonade
and ice -cream were demolished with lightning rs-
as eoo
beverage and raEns IN the money.
Seymour, the mind reader. save an exhibition
at the Baptist Church Thursday and Friday eren.
inys. The mind-rcadcr WAS somewhat disconcest-
ed ut the slim attendance, and was not successfn.
in his performance.
Theodore Grander, fen oI the bridge at At Thirty.
ninth street, the old distiller, into the river
and was drowned. The body was not recovered
notified and an inquest was held.
picnic was held at Oswald 3 schutlsr's Park,
On nalstsd street. near M Eif5ysarst FFIday y
schools. The children. headed by the Temper
ance Cadets baud, started from the school-Ilonss
and marched along Halsted in cnarge Of the pastor.
The procession attracted considerable attention,
and many citizens Joined in the throng marching
10 the park. Having arrived there, each and IL
set to work to enjoy themselves, in which they
succeeded admirably.
u1cuuoon
3fr. E. A. Mears is to turn his residence intot
water-cure establishment.
Mrs- Walker gave chtldren's lawn party at he1
pleasant residence on the lake shore.
A large party started from the depot Thursday
morning to spend the day at.Ltncoln Park.
Mr Simeon Mears is negotiating for his formsI
open summer boarding house, which will meet I
decided want. as there il no hotel.
NJ. John B. Robinson, OF the Custom House,
turns from Ohio.
Mr.. William Frazier, finding his pretty cottage
too small to entertain his numerous friends, has
purchased what ls known as the Rogers PLACE, near
the depot, On Highwood avenne, and will maKo
the large grounds very attractive
=. A brother and wife of Mr.. William Frazter from
st. Louis are spending few weeks with him Miss
Josie orton has been spending several weeks with
the Misses Summers. The mother OF Mrs. j. S.
I Pratt. from Michigan, has returned with her son
Willie Ms trazler's father, mother. and sister.
Of Chicago after travelling some months in tht
East, spent Thursday in uiehwood.
HUMBOLDT PARE.
The Jonns people OF jefferson, Maplewood, lr-
wing Park, and vicinity, hal most enjoyable party
Wednesday evening in Humboldt Park. The OBJ
ject Of the gathering sociability in the main,
out at the SANG time the principals OF the affair
had intended tb have young ladiea assemble early
in the afternoon and prepare evening repast for
their friends at the close OF the days business,
which would give the young gentlemen an idea Of
what sort OF housewives their Iady friends Not
being properly. understood, this part Of the pro-
gEamme was hardly success. The evening WIS
very hne, and, with boating. lunchiny, and lanc-
ing in the groves Of this lovely park the
100 in number--had splendid time, nnd will no
doubt look anxiou.ly forward to the next.
PROFESSIONAL.