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1‘50!!an HWmiu Puis. «It. Jennie Kenny of Wake gm spent Sunday In Like Forest. C. A. McDould hag wound quarters at “100an for the summer. " “ mu}. Kntherino'udxu'y Kelly have moved out fro- m for the summer. Mia- Amy“ Ewell m n from town last Sunday to no hut - or and sister. Mrs. Persons of Chicago will a the'sninmor with her sitter, in McCarthy. Mn. (hunt Shah and threé children mspending the summer at I. P; Ramsey’s. - â€" ' ' The Ferry Hal! Alumupe have established a scholarship ' in the Lake Forest University. Miss Mary Onthank of Chicago spent a feud: s of the past week visiting Lake crest friends. - Mus Fa harmed . smveu home from sch Thursday y. She is v the first of the young people to return from boarding school and college. A mission, condwted by Fathers Bosmsnn and MeGsvick, Jesuit missionaries, is in progress at St Mary’ sdfinmh. tWednesday here. The Hall filial-mucus summer at Bar Harbor this year, The soldier ball team from the Fort came ‘ n‘p Tuesday afternoon and played the Uniwmity nine. Oucep more the college boys scored .a victory. ‘ The Alumni Club dined at the Union League. quda'y night. ' E. F. Dodge and Aubrey Warren were the committee in charge‘o! Sin-angé. manta. Dr. McClure and several members of the faculty attended. Mrs. Carroll, the aged mother of Mrs. Mary Luke, died Saturdaf night aftera long 15nd painnt i] aging. Mrs:0arrbfi ivas an 916 set- tler of Lake county, having been a resident of Libertyvine fox-many years Before coming toLake For- East. The tunes-1‘1 £30k ' from - St Marys’ church Mon ay. The interment was at Lake Point can;- etery. f Mike th Larned . arfivéd home Mn. Leander and Hall‘McCor- The graduating ermine of the TEE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSâ€"LETTER. Ollie-(o Luv 80th, one 'of the W ”hock of Us For- at Unimnity, loot place last Sut- "1:3"; IshtntSteinny Hall Dr. oonlwrod the degrees, and the Glee and Hundolin clubs went down from Lake Forest to discourse sweet attains. That was really the Int of the commende- ment doing! md will be followed in rapid succession by numberleaa entertainments Lake Fore-t hide fair to he a veritable paradise for ensure seekers thia summer. ’l‘hl;l round ofgayety begins July third with the lf tournament. Frienda of the ucky champions will no more than have time to ofler co tula- tiona. when the attention all will be occupied with the polo tourna- ment. Later comes acroquet tour- nament, a tennis tournament, and all these into oonteata to be ”topped off withan a air hone show. . Commencement time approached and fer a week at least the sum- mer sojourners will have us take a back seat and permit college so- oiety to have a round A (fleasant innovation this year will be the Ferry Ball Glee Club, which takes a prominent rt' 111 some of the exercises 9 club is composed of twenty charming young ladies. A picture of the club appeared' 1n last Sunday ’9 Times- Herald dis. playing charms and graces which presage a general stampede for [transportation to Lake Forest on Commencement day v Jamea Dewey, a Well known and highly meme-ta! citlzen, died Sat- make this Store YWthm m1- woman. .. EVERYTHING 'IN DRY GOODS If it can’t be found atlf’l‘bo Entorpfiu,” nobody in: it. “the Enterprise ” WNW” Q“ m m. Wank mYa Kimono - bop- , night ohorfly “W WE“, has been mm of Lathe Patent for ambient am. He was a rm on!!! I rity, induct: and diy com 00““ Ii pubic spirited man whose place cannot be filled. For many years Mr. Dewey was a familiar figure among the business men on South Water street. A year ago his health failed and he was fore. ed to give u business and remain at home. £1me he submit- ted to a painful surgical with the he of saving islife. He surviv the operation and for a time seemed to-be on a fair way to recovery, and when cold weather set in, he was well enough to go south, where he hoped to entirely regain his wanted strength. But his trip was a failure and a dis- appo pointment, for scarcely had he arrived at his destination when he was stricken by a fatal illness and remmed to his home to die. He passed frotn' lite peacefully Mid happily as an innocent, bountiful child might. surrounded by his family and friends. He leaves a widow and three children, who mourn his loss in commn with hosts of friends and neighbors The funeral took place from St Mary ’3 church Tuesday morning Requiem Mass was sung,wi with an offertory solo by Mrs: Greene. Father O’Reilly, who had been for many years the pastor, friend and s piritwsl adviser of the deceased, ;j preached a most touching funeral ‘ sermon. The interment took place ' amediately after mass at he rest cemetery. And so closed a most beautiful and edifying life.. A. B. HACLEAN, Mn.