, 1877-01-21

: usuhl1y large circle Of ac3uaiuta here an
clstnshere, showered their congratulations upo
INC happy pair, both before and after the brida
{ and with them there were sent also, many eli
= CANT and costly gifts for the bride. After RI
c frcshnents were served, Mr.. aud Mrs Wells de
parted On the evening train for short brils
Trip; They returned yesterday.
lhc young friends OF Miss Nellie Sweet Eatt
t cred at the residence Of her parents SATURDAY
: to celebrate her 18th birthday The party va
, guests.
It is rumorcd that, owing to the hard time
and the severe winter, anu the great difficult,
, ! IN procuring work, there is much want aud sui
fering asndng many families here. The churrhe
are about to take the matter in hand and rende
. such ASSISTANCE us is needed.
Nj Harley has lately sold his fine rcsidenc
on the hill.
The Dramatic Club will give their next enter
} tain1nent "Wednesday evening at the Congrega
tional Church.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
Since the last tall OF snow ut the Height
liyencd. sleish-rdcs, surprise-paElics, mar
| riages, chnrelIsociabies, and other amuselnents
are constantly on the tapis- The principal ut
! fractions in the village arc the Home Library
which, together with the frequent religion:
meetings, enable the citizens to pass the tint
agreeably and prodtably. Business has
also considerably revived, and, since the
formation Of the Stock Company and the
consequent increase OF business ut the machine
works, the confidence OF the business commune
ty is greatly strengthened. Large quantities OF
| grain and corl-wuOd are brought into this lnar-
kct, giving tile streets a lively appearance.
Mr.. U. 3. Jacobs is about selling his lumber
yard TO q Chca,oap.
The little daughter Of Mr.. C. H. Hanchett is
quite i'll.
A Ease Of much interest to people in this Vi
cinity was tried In Judge Booths Court ut Chi
3nr+ fvz III
Jesse McNabwas sued for the nmountsubscrihed
! hy him towards the erection of the foundry and
machine works here, and which he refused to
pay. The trial, lasting through TWO days, re-
suited III Z verdict against him for the full
t amount OF his subscription.
Meetings are being held In the II. E. Church
] every uignt, and much interest is being mani
Tested III the subject Of religion.
! The meeting Of the Good Templars Monday
! was postponed on account OF the seycrc SNOW
The Kew. s. T. Shaw will preach in the Metno-
| dist Church morning and evening. Subjects:
Salvation II und The Sinners Refuge"
! UAKRISGToN.
J. Life in the suburb is not always us pleasant as
it might be, to which fact the passengers who
left tho city Monday evening at 25 on the Bar
rlngto1a accommodation can heartily testify.
The train was showed in near Irving Park,
aud Was not released until nearly morning.
All hound Tor places north OF that point had
barely time to get their breakfast aud return on
the sans train. It reached this place at S g. nj.
The storm was the seyeresr Of the season, and
there is now in this vicinity greater depth Of
SNOW on the ground than ut any previous time
for many years. 1t is driftel BADLY in places,
thereby making the sleighing none Of tho best,
to the great disgust OF the farmers who desire
to market their produce
The parties most prevalent ut this season of
the year seem to be wedding ones. This place
is not behind hand in this respect, tue past week
witnessing the marriage Of Mr. Oscar Sinnott
aud Miss Carrie Nelson, both OF harrington.
The ceremony m ~ vas 7s, Performed at Deans Cor
Mrs. Perkins, Of Chicago, will lecture on tenn
perance in the N. E. Church this afternoon at
hati-past O'Clock: It is hoped tnas she may be
greeted with Il full house.
father, Mr.. G. Crist- Miss Hutchinson, Of Ann
Arbor, Mich, is the guest of ner brother, Mr..
c. Hutchinson. Mrs. Willard Stephens, OF New
Haven, Mich, is visiting her old friends aud &C.
qnaintanees in this place, Of which she was once
q resident.
The Literary Club met Tuesday evening for
the irst time this season, and organized By
clecting William F. Hogan Chairman, George
Morrison Secretary, aud Gustof Strone Treas~
heterodox views, makes the opening address
Tuesday evening. The Misses Summers and
Miss Rogers are q committee on music. Prof. !
Gatchell, N. D., and bis SONS are great addi-
to Inc Club. .....-
Inc Young lad1es and Sentlemen we're uisap-
pointed that the sleirhrlde to Wtnnetka had to |
bc postponed on account OF the oan state OF the |
roads, but expect to go this week.
Mrs. j. y. Pratl, who has been visiting her !
mother IN Michigan, returned last evening.
There is fear lest scarlet~fever should yet |
reach here. So far only three children have |
died since the town started hve years ago.
Inc proprle1ors OF Tue "ateF-cure are very
much encouraged bE their success thus far, and
are making arrangements Tor large number Of
patieuts next summer.
R1D0EIAND.
The Rdgcland Literary Club met at the resi-
dence of Mr. j.. X Bcecroft. 4 short pro-
gramme WAS we'll performed ln which Messrs-
spooncr and Bussey and Miss Fannie. Robbins
took part. The hostess then spread a very
tempting co1latlon which was partakcn Of with
1nantmity and relish. The retiring President
..BeecrotD then called the meeting to order,
when the following officers were elected for the
year: President, f. a. Cummings; Flce-trcsl-
lent, Mrs DR.. Durham; Treasurer, G. .. T.
scott; Secretary, Miss Fanny Robbins. There
Fas much determination evinced to make the ;
Club greater SUCCESS than ever. At II O'Clock
he meeting adjourned; Ihus ended the largest
ND most en]oyaole gathering OF Inc season;
The new sewer is progressing slowly. Many |
arc anticipated in this pleasant
uburb in the spring.
Mr.. Felix Bcecroft left Wednesday for his old | I
lome in England.
The religious interest is still unabated, the
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