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“ Maggie O' Connor and Mr. "' Punk Mclut re of Chicago tape at Sunday with {fin McLaughlin. It. Aubrey Wmen upent put of the week in Lake Forest. The Spollmnn house ha been modeled and renovated. It will béoocnpiod by Prof. Jack and family. Mu. Ellen Steele, one of our few remaining pioneers, in; Very ill. Small hopcsof her recovery ‘ are eutettnined. ' The remains of Prof. Alex, who died at Racine last week, were in- terred in the Lake Forest ceme- tery Tuesday afternoon. Only the immediate family of the deceased were present. ' The first footâ€"hall game of the season was playedfou the Univer- sity campus Saturday between the [Val-sit team and the boys of the Lake \yiew high school; The L. ‘d-l u..- _ Witty}; Spdhmn i. visit. Thanh-HR,» holds rem tin!) IN! “human from four I x. Edward and Richard Kennedy and William Andrews are in at- tendance at the state fair at Bpring~ field. An entertainment and festival took place at the A. M. E.. church last night. A neat sum was real- ized for the benefit of the church.- hi6” family into winter anal-tars over a week ago and Madame and Miss Gould are again established in their cozy cottage. The Fowler family, who occupied the home of Leander McGormack during the summer, have returned to' their Detroit home. ‘ "Our population islundergoing a radical change. Many of theaum- met residents who rented houses during the “season” are returning to town', while the owners. of the houses are returning from sea- shore, mountainland lake resorts. Then the different departments. of the University are filled with many familiar and many new faces,while' many of our own young people ere going east to college and finishing school. Among the early birds to fly ' k to town are the Booths and miltons. D. RFOrgan took F. U. boys broke the record and 'won a game. w THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWfi-LETTEB. ”CW.D.'§I§GI . ”ms“. Mr. D. F. Turner has returned to Chicago for the winter. ‘ Ir. J. '1‘. Pike and family have fumed from their outing in Mich- Winnetka. 3 gm.“ «muuuuuu Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Watson have returned to Chicago. The Kirxlnnd club broke up this week for this season. anm Kieg} and family hue fetumed to Chicago for the win- Died of cholera infantnm on the 25th inst, Katie, infant daughter of John Schwall. The funeral was held at Lakeside on Tuesda at the hour of mass at Father earth’s church. ‘ The committee of the Choral Union called a meeting on Friday evening, Sept. 29. . All those who are interested in the Choral Unio'n‘ were sexed to attend this meeting. The report of the name will appear in next weeke’ issue of this paper. A little daughter has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shippen. Mr. M. R. Kultcher and family have returned to Winnetku after spending the summer in Michigan Mb. M. M. Anderson and‘Misa J. Large who have been summer- ing in Winnetka, have returned to Chicago. » An order-for the engines, gen- erators, 810., for the new Winnet- ka electric li ht plant was laced last week. he contract ca 137 for the installation of the machinery within 80 days from dateof' order. Winnetka is to beoongratulated on having secured Prof. Edwin E. Sparks" toleoture'bn the subject : “The Men whe Made theNation.” Mr. Sparks is to deliver six lec- tures in the Universit Extension Course for this year. he first will be given in the Congregational church Monday evening, Oct. 9th, at 8 o’clock and continued every other week. These lectures, asyn- opsis of which the NEWSLETTER will print in its issue of next week are to be intensely interesting and instructive; no one can afford to. miss one of them. Course tickets may be found at the drugstore in Winnetka.’ Mr. and Mn. D. PM!» have returned to Chicago for the win. tat. Born-01: Friday, 89 .220d, at the home of Mr. and rs. RE. I. Orwig, a son. ' _Christ church, Rev. H. G. Moore, B. D.,. pastor, announces services as follows: Sundays. 7:45 and 11 a. in, holy days, '10;30 a. m., a'nd4 p. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. m. A cordial invitation is ex» tendedto all by the rector and congregation. Sunday bicyclists are especially invited. All seats are Mr. J. N. Md) and family will coon y Mr. Hunt’s house thought winter. Mr. andMu. J. LE healing and hmily have whim home after spending the summer in the east Christ church, next Sabbath, will hold a harvaqt festival. The oflertory will be tendered to the Church Home for the Aged. Miss Josephine Bumham, after a visit of several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monrad, has re- turned to heft Chicago home. Mr. and, Miss Thompson, after snmmering in Winnetku, loft Sept 27th; the former for Chicago whete he will putin the winter, and Miss Thompson for the east. On Sept. 27th, Mr. Arthur A’Neals and Miss Mary Riefeqbnrg were married. The wedding took hide at the hdme of the priest, gem F. J. Haarth. , The young oouple will live in Glencoe. Their Friends tender them‘ many con- gratulations. ' ‘ -~ ~ The memben of the Catholic church at Lakeside heldafair and bazaar in Prouty’s hall,:from Sept 25 to 29. The proceeds were for the new rectory. ‘ A. 8. ALEXANDER. I. D. 0.. V. S. Mrs. J. Lindville‘is entertaining her sister of Indiana. ‘ ' U cell d Acco )dntiom foe Stet Hone: nex .e :gnd' I. §. lam» Vohflmry MI. Dimnce Tele hone 216. Long 1010 via Street. Innston Ill. Professor in Chicago Veeevlmry College. Vctcrlmry ,urgqon .M “balk u o a Lakeside.