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«mun-mun: I «guru: :: :uiu an. a Wnu§§i :4th Road New Lem" I understand that e movement is being made by the Winnetke Librury Board of the village to turn over to the school board the custody of our public museum and to remove the article's now on ex- hibit to the school building. I am heartily in favor of a school mu. eeum and can well uppreciate the benefit it would be to the school, but let me brieflly recite the his- toq oonur Public museum. ‘ Mt, in 1891 the Young Men’s Club of Winnetka was organised, and after an eventful career it went the way of all the earth; after the obsequies it was found thatthe de- ceased had left property to the amount of nearly eighty dollars which the administratorsafter con- sultation with the library board decided to donate to the village as the nucleus of a public museum, and by ‘the consent of the library board it was determined to locate the museum in the library build- ing, and the library board .and their successors in perpetuity were constituted custodians of the pub- lic museum. ’ In addition to the stockholders of the club, many of our citizens were approached with this pro- position and contributed generous- ly until at last we have an exhibit “of which we may well be proud. and which, many have viewed with admiration and interest. Now the library board wish to resign the custody of this property and in- vest it in the schoolboard. . ‘ ‘Iobjecttothis! ' A , let. Because the promoters and contributors tothis museum have not given their sanction. 7 ' 2Kd. Because the public to whom it belongs, and not the library board, has never given its consent to the change. 3rd, and mainly, because by re- mo'ving it to thc} school building it will be inaccessible to, many, besides losing its identity, . ' The great ‘maas of our' citizens are employed in the cit and if they ‘ Mu! desire to view- the exhxbita it must ____________________‘ be in the evening, as many have FRANK O done in its present location, but v.0. 30, m. , memA. l2 Communicated. Winnctka. if the home of the museum it. changed to the school building which in closed b Bo‘clock intho afternoon, in dition to thee months recess in the summer, it 'wvvâ€"V will be impossible for many of as to take advantage of this blic feature of our village, whic now merits the reopeotand wishes of 31117110 have spin in estab- lishing it and I trust it will be- come a permanent honor to the community. A Subscriber. - Miss May started her dancing clans Thursday afternoon. L. C. Conrad has been appoint- ed deputy game warden for Win- netka. Contractor Nelson breaks ground todn for the Winnetka Club bni iug. Mr. Charles Voltz 13 building a store on Linden streét next to the Northwestern Hotel. Mr. E. O. Weisenberg’ s new home on west Elm street is mak- ing great progress. The electric'road runs cais to Winnetka every 12 minutes except on Sunday; then only every, 24 minutes.- 1 The North Shore Laundry 15 to erect a new building in plaee of their frame building which is to be moved in rear of their lot on west Elm street. Last Sunday Mr. Wm. Kramer, brother of Mrs. C. Eckel gave a German din’ner party at his sister’ 5- home, in honor of his birthday. Many friends and relatives were pro eat and an enjoyable time was had. Mr. T. L.‘ Home advjses the NEWSLETTER that anyone‘having negatives at his studio may obtain a half dozen photds, cabinet size, m C. Richardson, Bxprudngfitixgefumifme moving ALONZO L. RICHARDSON. Coal and Wood. . J‘ Twin Lakes Ice. FRANK OTTO. FLORIST. W.’ Willow Street. near Provident Avenue. P- 0- “0* 15" 1m 1mm and Plants.) 9 ' Pam and tents. WINNI‘I'XA. Pennsylmla Oil and Gasoline cold by barrel or gallon. ‘ Mu It... Mo - - - Ell-9t. was 4... Homes and We: Furnished for Parties, WeddMgs. nulls. for 75 cents. Finest cabinet platinum work for 82.50 put down. Visit his finely equignd studio at the north gate of. on Sheridan reservation. Shoo: 0»- Denotz 3-3.. cm Meyer-m. . Good-c1131” and delivered at “Hum-(h. Glencoe und enllwonh _ . E. C. WEISSENBERG. Coal, Wood, Feed and Ice Dr. Arthur H. Murdov, "Opp. depot. fresh, salt and smoked meats. DR.H.C.'R. NORRISS: w. Willow Smart. neat Provident Amm. GEORGE BISSET. H. A. LINDWALL. ‘ anuable Home: Carefully Shad. Wed Elm Street. Vii-nah. ‘. It.“ IT., WINK-TKA Onle_ called found l n deli Hm prompty VICTOR BECK, Mm and Wagon-alter, ELM 8T.. WINNETKA. ’. IL- .Tu VIIIITIA r. SGIROEDER' WINNETKA, ILLINOIS. Dealer in Mall Orders have N ELSOtLJROS. Prom” Attention Vlnmtk‘ -