Illinois News Index

Downers Grove Reporter, 21 Jun 1895, p. 8

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Jngafiifim oar'dlm school hon-5nd tho “caption-fly Mont. aquatic-chm up strong drawing The matter of electric light: is now alder n, nd we hope noon Q0 have on M cleanly sud well lighted and out has ”I. name. Hindu. has what savers. good wasp-works, (though unneed- of the village rc- qdn their cal-moment) flue punt! m ad now will com “this. mu» Mobil-ad inmmu than can-“1h fauna c phoo about manta-ally chin to being pot. “M7. on the Chicago mm noting t plus. of nburbcn ruldenco. 1 ”who“ being built mrywhonm m the fnvor Hindus is him: .1 iwdqnddodnblo chug Donn It the "Meade pumping elation Is one of the finest collections of no“: end heelles in the county. The collection in the Work of Verna Heller whoee father in ally engineer in durge of the pumping works. In his spare honreeflereohool end on Sunr- dnyl. Verner goes hug hunting ands brings luck ureter beetlel end olher legged end winged thing! horrible to behold. All around the we": of the Dumping station are hendnome mountâ€" lng men Chet nuke the place look like 3 well ordered ulnrnllet’e den. [any “melamine come In to the hrlghl light of the nation nlghh. Borne men-are Ill end seven inches from hp to up at wing: end some ere very rue W. mum lml plenty of [um um. "'lllk‘n“ gout». erh on of then hold In Ms mm when the photo was taken. Thohoys ”'9 n yell (or How! hymn the but plan {or n goodund don: the ml. They‘re coming “I. Tho Sunday picnic at Lyon- wu u. and." by lover-l "In-Add. spam I- I lumbar o! drunk AMI ducal-kl] an. kayo-d Tun-lay lultculnd. The nub- jocu Inn MUM w hur- Illa-duo uul luv. doe. .0. Thou H0056 urn to ho non bailing pha- um. no hr "hand from Hindu]. I. u- and». to flop. 1 0a Thur-day and“. Jun. mm. It. and In WM.MM by a company In. Ifi. III-add. GM. will you.“ tho our popular Nady. "Mm mum-h." h an on": mum-nag with It. Dock .- “Undo Josh." Do not Ml lo a. nto-0km noun. 00m and laugh fill your old. who. ”on" M u‘in fans-n new. «A a arm by flu Day‘- m uni nu. III-dub (Io-Mo cm In locum o‘ the "mint: nur- tda-«u. Boa-M luv Mu [Mashh- Out («my maths M Ih- This“. Gym-Mag Chub Feud mu to "3an lat Hands-y. and look “up" It "on! lhyov. As “my an. In a long with. whooping Into m. villa;- and unann- Ing law the mug: and “tuning into “I. haul court "to I "on.” tom b" has. A gun «and n! «pact-mm Mud ML Jo“ MIMI dinner I” Punt, Md Radium arrived ‘1“. their Mm sud um “no nub; roosting on pdntorJohmlaI's carriage Tho Ivar nous Choru- ud enter“! nv III-av. In the bl; but. Monday night, in n brim-M. sum Ind ought. to be "posted. Our 1!!) poop]. wen hulde ud Mound tho but. and the boy- did null. A new complex pump Is now being undo for our now well. I! It. being and. u Cinclumul 1nd will! con nbout 01,600. It. will urive and be In opal-w the In a low Noah. Frank Ellurorth‘s round and smiling face was soon in our vilIuge a day or two this week. He is noiv living at Yorkville, and looks I: though the cliunte agrved with him them. we. The war songchoral Union mat. to practice In the tent. last Saturday even- lng. The coming concert Is bah“; look~ ed Iowan! to with great Interest. Word rooéivod from Mr. Tom French former proptlubor of Hotel French, says he In quits ill at Denver, Colorado. The Grace Church Guild gave a dance in Murray’s tent Tuesday night, that netted n neat sum. Thu funenl of An. Phelps was haul} Wednesday. Phillip Bayer drove to Whonwn on business, Monday. Hotel Buyer is entertaining a house hill of boarding gueals. lit. and Mrs. Elmer Benton drow- to Aurora, Tuesday, visiting. A great deal of line building is going on in Hlnsdale this season. Ht. Brooklns, of Wheaten, drove overwthia village last fiaturday on business. Mr. George Robbins and Mr. Baa-en us making extensive improvements on their residences... . ,. Subscription lisin are out for making up the electric light funds. Dr. Pierson made a 325,000 donation to one of his favorite colleges. HINSDALE. mm: 9307!, - ILLINOIS. U. H. BALCOM. llndenaker tori; amped. [for hug-d ...... I" fie‘rdozn Eb, wasps!!!" Fotlowing will be found the local out“ :1. the time of going to m: gunner, perlblfilogc [ noon. m m. Melongood 2nd done but", the Hmycau will find the“ lumen" on our“: and nothing "or n will uh the place of Caldwell a my Pep- sin for constipation, indignation Him Get a trial houl. :0 Oman loch. large sin-x mats and Cl. ) 0! Water. Ir. J. miner‘s hm hand down but Thursday night ad the how:- had n namw mp2 of being burned. Him Eh]. firm-m. is spending n to. any: flu: her shit? In. Burp:â€" al Nmmvllk. It. Ami Hatch of Chicago. ope-t Rnndny with Na MM? 1. (1 HM. ebout ‘npleud sad we we fled w chmurle “he led. the; 0- Wu k e” we could hue embed (or. It In nest end eun- we" the mum bulldâ€" ha epot upon winch It nude. A" the “nth be nabbed In Georgie pine. e:- oept the mtle. which R eolid net. flue I-preeetol which one node- on belle; through Mule lee building In um u wee denim Well, with re- M Iemmleace end leek. ee well In dunfllfly Ad! “I“ expense .â€" made to coulom- to (been “0.. LISLE 8| FTI N08. in. In! mm». "a rMde mu 0M0 my hon vlsiung "hum W. V. Ian-mu but! - MRM'QI hat Tue-day mm. MIC!!!“ aluminum-hand I" kinda of Infloomllounuul family. It. hook Ind fully. and “I. [ha-- Enlly uni 10min Hum. 5:"de unh- dun. In. Run. of cum... I.“ flutgudny. u bola; the IIIIVON'! 0! Wing. Out“ a number of our people rant. to the I. 8. church It the vao. Bunthy tuning, to nun! tho Chlldna'n Doy oxen-ho. but won «unwound on account of the pontoon-mom of tho Seven] Cu- pooplo enjoyed the com- mencement. oxomlu- ol the Mgh school at. the Grove lut Edd-y evening. We notice that, John Gregory has a wheel also. Can will become - mem- ber of the “push" club yet. Mr. and Mn. F. W. Winbolt made a uhort viuit In Evunswn Last week A Sunday school picnic is talked of That's right. Lats have one. slowly, Ice cream social this week Thursday evening at. J. I". Smnrt's. woyld glvo___tl_.om anything, no they §b§3§.7.‘5£_ni him "Riding through fiimdaie they new Baker leeker’e pleamgon standing in the street. The] swooped down on it. seized a con ie of pies, and dashed 0“ again. utte blood (urdlin yells in true border in ion. Consul) e Nichol- eon saw and heard them, 'umped into a milk wagon with half a omen mist.- nnte, and started in pursuit. They were overtaken at. Downer’e Grove and meek! surrendered, were loaded into the mp rovised fittrol wagon and hustled back to the insdale lock up.â€" Chicago Tribune. Cass gets another good min this week. Monday morning at 10 o'clock these jocks were arranged before Justice Peamll and lined $5 each and costs, making the price of their adventure ’15 in all. Lenvlng a line saddle and other material to satisfy the line, they left for Englewood. This ought to bee. warning to the boys to keep straight. Both boys were bright young‘ fellow: and really did not realize their offense at the time. They both new this would be a good lesson on them. The Link "mm", in doln. good “onto It. and Hm, wall-rd". Furniture Dealer. Furniture aspiring 1‘"! “AL .ARKBT. Henry Smart is recovering AND CASS. gingm In” mum Dr. mind m “0.0 can. u done." A (1W Multan Furulnlu-d Contact. Tnkcn Far All Kind- of lluild< Do- an Grove. Ill General White 8: Williams. Ad Builders. g rwwwwwwmwwnrmmwmmmmm‘vfiwwm‘w'mk ‘00.“...OOCCOO-OOOCOO...0.0.0.0....90.000.000.000: LR CHANGE AND NAPERVILLE LRUNDRIES. NEWS DEPOT. STATIONERY. PERIODICALS. I'ZTC. ...Judicious Advertising ‘9â€" in. Work . â€"â€"â€"A.\'l)-â€" Laundty wmk called In! and drlivcrcd. 'l‘lw he“ of rod done nml salidm (inn gnmamcml. . . . . 0...”. .00... O Contractor. Our goods . are goingfast! t Collars, Cuffs, Underwvar, Clothing, etc, which Cash takes cheap. Silver dollars taken at par. For we're selling,r goods at cost. Soon you’ll realize you‘ve lost the great chance of your life to get things cheap,” you tlunt call at the slow of Thatcher 6’? Crescy judicious advertising means several things. in composition and display has there been marked im‘ I I provernent in advertising, lmt among other things, jn- : dicious advertising means to advertise the right thing I It the right time and in the right medium. The RE- I min-n reaches nearly all of the people in this vicinity. Hi We have had years of experience in preparing adver- : tisements and can assist you in preparing trade catch- E E ers. We charge nothing for writing advertisements. CIGARS (‘T‘CDBAOOOS‘ The time will soon he past when you can get a $2.50 Coat for 25 cents; $3.00 shoes for $1.00 or a good hat for 10 cents. 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