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lilo E. Thruway has gone to Wheaten. "1., shot visiting a few days in Wianotka. In. Honmtiu will give a lecture on “The Uomumora’ League” at the Winndh Club next Monday after- uooh. Mn. W. W. Case has rammed from a short visit in St. Louis. Mo. The People's Club will hold“! regular meeting Sunday morning, March 18th. at the town hull. There will be‘some good music, and the al- dress will be given by Dr. Thoma- of the People's church. Chiongo. The wedding of Dr, S. G. Mac- (Bracken and Miss Edith Bolte took place at the Congregational church, Wiuuetka, 1m Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A reception was given to the bride and groom immediately azter the wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bolte. Mrs. Thomas Windeo gave a dinnot party to a number of young people last Thuruday evening, followed Nor by a very motry candy pull. The Woman's Missionary Society of the‘Congregation‘al Church held a meeting Friday afternoon, Mai-ch 16, at the heme of Rev. and Mrs. Dowd. The subject of the meeting was Med ical Missions. and papers were read by Miss Capron on “The Need of Medical Missionariesg” by Miss N Gillespie on “The Workers,” and by. Miss Jan‘e Dale on “How the Need Has Been Met. " Tho Evanston Division. of Christian; Endeavor held their March _rally with the Y. P S. O E. of the Congrega tional church last Friday evening A large and jolly crowd of young people from Rogers Park to Giencoe enjoyed the bounteous supper prepared by the Winnetka Society. Rev. J. W. Fifield, pastor ’of the Warren Ave. Congregational Church gave a very interestilig address later‘in the even- mg. f '- . The regular town meeting of Win- netka Was held March 9th in the ‘Snndny school room of the Congre- gational church The meeting opened and closed with violin solos by Kathleen Moore. the rest of_ the evening being devoted to “schools.” Papers Were read by the following: TEE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSâ€"WEB. . ALONZO L. RICHARDSON. , Coal and Wood. a Twin Lakes Ice. Mn. c.'r. Gondohild. “A Glimpse of Some Englhh Sohoolsf’ Miss Mary Gillespie, “Litentnro and Nutnre Study in the Gallon" Mr. George A. Bhokman. “Manic in the Public 'Sohools;”- Mrs. Homer Tay- lor, “What Drawing Does 10: the Grudeaf’ Mr. Frank Winds, “The Advantage of Manual Training;" Mia- Floronce Capwn, “What Kin- dergatten Does for Children.” A regular meeting of the council of the villugn of Winnetkl wan held March 6, 1900. ‘ Prewnt: Praident F. E. Hord- man. Trustees George Baker, A. B. Capron, W. B. Curran, B. A. De Windt. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. No petitions or communications. On motion of Trustee Baker, sec- onded by Trustee Curran. the bills and transfers as read, also payment of village refunding bonds Nos. 8 and 18â€"81.000â€"-and interest, were passed and ordered paid. On motiori of Trustee Baker, sec- onded by Trustee De _Windt, the president and clerk were authorized to sign and issue warrants in pay- ment of men employed in connection 0n North Shore Vacant and Improved Real - Estate. - 0r Care J. L. Houshtellng. Wlnnetka. Pennsylvunlu Oil and Gasoline sold by barrel or gallon. Barb" Show. Gland - - - Bin 51,. Wlunotlu. Peabody, Houghleling (30. OOl'NCl L . BUILDING LOANS ‘..‘.LOAN5... No. 164 Dem-born Street, CHICAGO. with shuttle light ebb-crouton- tui- til regular muting. April-8.1“ No reports from other mince- Villuge Treasurot'n report was submitted, showing a bglnnoe of “M76490. of which ”$8.64 is general fund. . On motion of Trustee 01pm. neo- onded by Trustee Baker, the pres- ident was authorized to have street. and uidewelka cleaned so that water may run 0! freely. Adjourned. Comer Railrmd Avenue and Elm Street Dr. Arthur H. flurdov, DENTIST. But 81:. WINNETKA. Upholsterlng and WIIICOW' Shades north Shore flash Laundry Goods called for and delivered at Winnetkl Glcncoe and Kenilwurth. . DR. H. C. R. NORRISS; w. :L‘n’ Sr. VI'NNITKA H. A. LINDWALL, West Elm Street. Winnetka. “WINNETKA Mall ()rdgrc have N ELSON BR ()8. Pmprietors. fififii’thtt'c-ntion