, 1876-01-23

"Wednesday evening
[ Tire vnnnt, lad;es NJ th;s ntane aro tatinc IN
| ,ndns ,drn6ts"a of 1ean fca- @ h~ inr;t;na tha
Vnnng 0entIcmen to attend nrayer.masfinos
with them. Considering the great need thera
is OF reformation in SOME OF tho inyitees, per
! haps rue END 1ostlhes tno means. u. la aiso
snas 10y ato sSou ~ 49, 49, III
pot ha .nnngh ipvitat,ons tn On aro,1nd hut that
somebody must inevitably be left out in the
cold, it is amusing to note tbs e1pedients re-
sorted 20 Ill ofaef TO % one Oh the eaosoo'
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
The roads IN this section are IN "retcnea con
dition'; consequently trade is not very brlaS'
a ne" haA of hne proportions Is snout to De
erected by Nr. Meyer bluu' proprietor OF the
Madison House.
The German children Of the town havo good
opportun,ty.to learn English, Mr. Merry, prin-
c;naf ~ +ha Public sc},nnl harinr cnmmanced
1.as.es fras - III ,,,o daa;-. hts sarr;cas
shios iesson7 11eo ~ o. WV ooe0 o,s co.
and wife and Miss Nightingale, teachers IN the
Public School, are winning golden opinions
from Ill sorts OF people, for zeal in the discharge
Of their dutT. e'~'
Air. John Peter, Sr.. is quito i'll and very
feehle. Mr. John Peter, Jr., OF Algonquin, and
Mrs. James Peter OF Chicago, we're in town last
week visiting their parents.
The ministers Of both denominations hare
been Iaborinr quite diligently during the past
few weeks.
4 number Of real estate transactions have hto-
nened recently. Mr. R. B. Mitrnell leading tie
sales. Ho is about to build so rods Of sidewalk
3 feet wide in his subdivision. and in the spring
he intends to plant from 400 to GOO shade t1ees.
thus making his property the most attractive OF
any in the country. Dr.. Watson, Of Nunda, ILL.,,
is here assIetins Dr. Best twho is quite exhausted
bv severe labor duIin. tbe recent stormy
waather.
4 gay party Of yoaug psoplo visited Des-
plalnes and attended the festival aud oyster
Methoiist Episcopal Church Tuesday evening.
Tuey spoke in the highest terms Of the enter
tsinment and the Pleasant scauAiatsnee! formed
me pa,zy We c2uHoseu - aa4Ss gen nai@.nS;
% ssx "1.ns, ETne 1a'e, aey an. iaS 4A
WcNab. sn3 John Dnrki.t.
Real estate ssema to be moving at the pleasant
suburb OF ~. PROSPECT vi. Essleston reports
'os sd.e o. t115y tg.s a. .a,r ptuse Mr.
Gaia Friiiay ayeniur. The Mannerchor W.;
present, and during the evening sune SONS
Of their songs in their usual excellent style Nr.
". uunusoeh plena0e @ 49,. ~ p'ano, auu ~ ~, !.
aiicted shn warness apnlanse Of those nresent. @
.rha n.rtv u;jj Ione na renae,nbereI bv tl1a for-
tnnate onests
NJ Hsmrninpvsr NJ os1, park. WIS in town
tha nast wank. aoma business matters calling
him hare
Mr. g. r. B.nnatt of De.n1a1nes is in the
n1acn. The cucst Of Mr. E. N. Thomas.
s~' -a,,n.nn
AAA"p ,.u,
80 iaensinea mas Inc naao oi sae haaie'
Union become With church and charitable mat
ters that when money is wanted for such pur-
nosas rnost invariably tha first question asked
r. m.- - ss,ot III tha so,;at. ,,;sa9 vot ,on1
~, Nv" n'uen va. ., tue nose5 e.se .os .'1
ago. AZ one OF tne oocse1ys regular nee1'nso, l"
was voted to give $500 to aid the ministry. For
this purpose, and to keen the treasury in funds,
~ 5;a. 1,o,d;oe, ser;c, of entort,,nmenta
-, m,8 'AuAee no uo4s .eot.s ~ <.s.." ~" -