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yd costd wiringsothatyou cogmcndngthcwosk. GOODS but. hid-I: w L value ’5 ------- ardware Dealer. amnion. Goods always caution to our “anon! ted, Balcd Shav- flay of all kinds, IV. Oats, Gluten Nd M381! c'. C° fled Com, com, Wings and Wheat. We can finish you th; ratsuchmsonblcrdtathat catyoummonthanthc amount of light {roman}! rctric Light Co. ' Grocery BLOCK. of Fumiturco mmwethaevery mm °_nlv‘=d¢ "149*“36057 RIES FRESHEST AT mud ”to none. In F. M. EVANS. can" mph Syrup. 8c Hintz andPUIUP BY ..25c up‘ .--2.50 IL- 1.75 ~--2.25 ....3.50‘ ---3.00 LAKE FOREST, . Mrs. J. C. Maxwell, of Chicago is visiting at the home ol Mr. William King for a few weeks. Next Friday_ evening, at 8 o’clock, I there is to be a fine lecture on "Cuba” at the Presbyterian church under the auspices of the Sabbath school. Steriopticon flow; will il lustrste the lecture. Admission for Sabbath school scholars free; all others 25o. ' 7 Call at the Kiwi-[mung ofiice and secure your copy of the “Life of \V n llum McKinley.“ Positively no more thm l, 000 copies will_ be given away. The Highland Park infioor' ball team plays the Evanston team at Goldberg’s hall touiorro‘w night at 8 O’clock. The Park boys defeated Evahsfiou the early part of the seas- on, and Evauston will try hard to win this return game. Admission 10c. Thanksgiving day at high noon, Rev. Pfanstiehl performed the mar tinge ceremony of Ingwald Johnson and Miss Anna E. McComb‘, both of Chicago. The Wedding Occurred at the Manse. There is to be a reception this evening at the Presbyterian church; The Rev. Underwood and Mrs. Haworth will be present, as also Dr. My go loan on Boat mm Erskine'sBank. .E. C. Ray and wife. There will be an specially fine program of music and theladiesiof the church have prepared refreshments, The event piomiees to be ‘a happy time. Last Tuesday 'the Christian Eb- deavor Society of the Presbyterian church sent out a box of provisions to the city to be distributed to the goat and unfortunate. Miss Josephine Packard; of Chi- cago, has been the guest of Miss Myrtle Sweetlana. 0111 at the NEWS-LETTER office and secure your copy of me “Life of Wil- liam McKinley. ” Positively no more thin 1,000 copies will be given away. Vesper services will be held. at the Pfesbyterian church next Sabbath at 5 p. 11:. An excellent program has been arranged. Everybody invited. Elder Brewster, of thé Mayflower, who observed with due ceremony the first Thanksgiving day proclaimed in this country, this year, on Thanks- giving day, at the home of Mrs.’ W. 0. Hipwell, Were repreaehted by eight direct 'decendants, including four genetations, Madame Elizabeth Gilmnnv Winchester, her two daughters, four grand children and one great grand daughter. Call at'fifie NEWS-LETTER ofiice and occurs your copy of the “Life of Wily 131m McKinley." Positively no more nun 1,000 copies will be given away. Bey. Pfanstiehi’s sermon for next Sabbath morning will be on “How canyoung men be best reached to bring them into the churches” the third of a- series of questions he sent out to a number of men. He gives their answers in this sermon. Young men are especially invitéd. :numnnuruuufir E mesh“ mmmé Ladies, consult my holiday goods “ad” on the fourth page; We toyour best interest. â€"â€"-Mrs G B0111.” Bisiniumuunui Increase Businesg nmtcfler. VOL XI. Nave? let up on Advertis- in: In these days one mum udvenise takeep bus- inauus “en as .o The best shore ent HIG’HWOOD‘. besi medium for L enterprises is the lake tturnmtuuunflmiaung John Mohr, who has beer‘ Ifflicted with inflammatory theums’tsm for some time, through the at vice of hi9 physician, has goals to V8 est Baden for treatment. Mrs. S. C. Dorsey has‘ Retarded from a two weqk’s visit wi :her son of Mason City, 111. 1 Miss Mame Graveslis arbemling the “week witll relatives a West Chicago. E; . Miss Priscilla Carver if; enter wining Miss Leonora Mo ;:md.. of Burlington, Iowa. BothE :.ro stu- dents of the Girton school:g t Win~ netka, anu_ are speudifég' their Thanksgiving vacation in t .’ Park. I At the study. class of , HE: High: land Park Womao’s Club, §fl§xieéday. Nov. 26, the members liéte 3:1 to an interesting papor, by Mgs Manck. upon the aiftists of tho into Jolonial‘ and early Republican per‘ d.- She gave‘bfief biographical ska) chaos of Uhapley, West, Peel,vTrum‘.-_ an, A1- .lston‘ and Stuart“ 'M‘rs. ‘ Sc‘lifiwt‘fer’s paper was upon the many Murmans- of Washington and by whommaint- 6L1 _ Mrs. Winston, of. Rog-33:" {Pal-b.- 'in"a wry’pionsiug‘ manhér. . lid of: the pleasing miniatures made {'11 the period, under discussion, uls; f the :architecture, furnituré and gl'na of jtbattimer All conceded it, 3 be a very .instructive and en',(|"»;iining \aiternoon. Miss Palmer pi: 4d two tchoice piano selections. i : “Miss Lottie Purchas, ( apolis spent Thanksgiving, Jennie L. Miller. L ' Miss Pauline Davis, 'of N is spending her Thanksgh tion with- her cousin, M Dorsey and family. ' of' Holiday gifts on the nu“ shore You will find thé best {is a: ' ~tment at the Ladies Bazaar. , ~ Hi r 1. LAKE FOREST '5 cum :3; E. P. Strandberg 00., . cago, were awarded the con ,7 the éroction of the new $311.: church at Lake Forest, be of stone and brick an 7L5. once. The architects ar Granger, of Chicago. In ‘.yre- not so large. The oppos plan for (enacting the new . ; been aovercome hy the If g} . TflROUOI‘I SLEEPER FOR Barkdall, who has had cha’E'QI *1of the Episcopal mission at Lakez: - est. The Monon. Route will 1; through Florida service i A through sleeper‘ will . ‘ , leaving Chicago every nig , ‘ r‘iving at Jacksonville uf’! morning. This has meg.“ vantage of traversing the I. Appalachian region durin‘L time, and arrrivingqgt dest' the morning, giving plenty t j ' {or hotel arrangements. etcfi "1 Iwill pay cash for 545(5oni 40, 50, or 60 light Gas Mai? and ‘12--- n I plnll‘ "I Mixer. FORT SHERIDA S , Mia. G. B011: 'rop C. A. EABLE, 3116112,; 5ND PARK, Deep} 315's, Ill. hRIDA i Chi. ct for copal is to 1 cost unat ot FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1901 Mr. Thomas Daggin died at the Fort Sheridan hospital, Wednesday evening, November 27. Mr. .Dag~ gen was formerly of Bigh‘land Perk, and from here Went to Benion Har-' bor. Mich , where he was injured in ’a runaway last summer._ He was brought to :1 hospital in Chicago and hopes Were entertained for his re- covery, but a short time ago he had a relapse and fidully died of pneu- mania. The funeral willtake place Suuaay afternoon :12 o’clock from the residence of his brother in. law, Mr. Magnus Nordquist, of Ravinia. Interment is to be made in the Duggitt cemetery. DEATH OF MRS. VBDDBR. Mrs. Almond Vedder died of par- aleia at her home in Deerfield last Sunday afternoon. She was well known in these parts, having liied at Deerfield for many years, and was an active membét' of the Baptist éhurch of Highland Park. She is survived by her husband._ The funeral services we con- ducted at the residence Tuesday at. {Emacs at 1 u’c‘o lg. Rev. G L ~Wr‘eun,noificmtmg hé spoke 0! an, earnest Chiistian life of the de- ceased a'nd gave a fitting antimony of. her naming zeal. ’ ‘Mrs.' Annie Warren-and Miss Nellie Grant sang swaetly two ap- propriate selections. '- cemetery. LAKE COUNTY’S 'POULTRV asso. _ > CIATION. ‘ The Lake County Poultry and Pat Stock Association held a‘ meeting Wednesday, November 22, at Grays Lake. where plans Were laid for the first annual poultry exhibit under the auspices Of the asssociation, to' be held in the town hall. at Grays Lake, Tuesday, .Wednesday and Thursday, December .10, 11 and 12. John S. Cleveland. of Fox Lake. is the president, and William Emmons, of Grays Lake, socretary;' Frank Proctor, also of Grays Lake, was elected general superintendent of the show, and E. Walker, of Decatur. Mich., an authority on poultry breed- ing, was engaged as judge of entries. The premium 1th announces gen erous cash prizes to be given to ex- hibitors. It will [)0 t1)? aim ol the associ- ation to interest all breeders of poultry in Lake county ~as far as possible. ‘ Entries will close Deeember 10, which can be made by corresponding with the president or secretary. En- tries are not limited to eounty' resi- dent. "It is expected that same of the finest entries will be from neigh- boring counties. The organization of this aséocia- tion was made in April, 1901. The directors. besides those above men- tioned are 0.. Lordy, M. A. Kapple. William Doolittle, George Hudson and Harry Price._ Mrs. Bairstrom of Grayes- Lake’ is. vice president and Mrs. Walter Shuts, is treasurer. F“. W :tickcts to “d from Europe, gpply M Erskine's Bank. Burial-was made in, the Deerfield BAVINIA, The “crack" company will attend the Stock Show next week at Chicago. The foot hall team broke train- ing last Tuesday night with a banquet which was given' by Major and Mrs. Davidson. Damty souvenir menna was gotten out by the NEWS-LETTER for the occasion. The Military Academy. The Academy had a 'pleasant suprise last Saturday in the shape of a visit from Lieut. W. 8. Dean. N. M. l A. '94. Licut. Dean is now tirst lieutenent 15th Cavalry U. S. A. and has just returned from'the Philippines. A jolly theater party. accom- panied by Captain Reddicli, went in_ to see the “Pride of Peace," at Me Vickers Saturday nigth. The boys had a glimpse of Sol Wolf’s Thanksgiving dinner to the News Boys and it appealed 'so to the cadets that they nll‘went to the ;Palmer House and tried to E‘fill‘ lop" a la newsboy. ‘ 1 The third of the seriewf faciilty‘ lectures was given last Saturday evening by Lieut. Jos. Hunter; the foot hall coach. Lieut. Hunter took for his subject, Porto Rico and told of his experiences in that island with General Miles’ army during the Spanish-American war. _Mr. Hunter told of numerous humorous-and pathetic incidents together with numerous facts of permanent value to those inter- ested in our new possession. _ R, majority of the boys left Tuesday morning for their Thanks- giving vacation. They returned Friday night and school will begin again Saturday morning. About thirty of the cadets remained at the Academy and enjoyed a grand Thanksgiving dinner which was served by the Academy’s eon:- petent. chef. All the members of the faculty with their families attended this dinner, so Colonel *Davidsd‘n; was not lonesome on Thanksgiving day. . -On last Wednesday afternoon the Cadet team met the Lake For- est University foot ball team and were defeated by a score of 21 to 0. The Varsity team were much heavier and quicker than the cadets and should have made a larger score but the cadets were plucky and held them down. In the first half neither side was able to score, but in the second half the cadets tired. under the rushes of ‘their opponents and. allowed the latter _to make {our touch downs. The Varsity showed a- lamentable weak- ness in goal kicking; missingthree out of' four goals .with the ball directly in front of the goal posts. The last foot ball game'of the season was' played last Saturday afternoon and the cadets closed GLENCOE, the season in fitting mm M defeating Stearnb Academy by the score of 23m 0. Th. w team this year has bid a In!!! time on the account of parental objection but notwithshfiilg an fact, that as soon a: the to.- would get into good ship mo wuuld be. compelled to drop out. the boys have made a good m- ing. Of. "eleven games flayed they have won only fungi-'8'. filefenting Rugby, Princeton-Ydo, ;Claicngo,.Latiu and Steam. The] "have beet: defeated by Lab View, Battery D, Evanston H. 8.. Suit! Side, Waukeganli. 8. and uh Forest University. ' Their opp!)â€" nents have made a total we of 112 while the cadets though but” in the majority of their guns made a score of 142. Much credit for the sucoeuful showing of tho team. is due toConch Hunter and Captain Bissau both of when by. worked in spite of the (fawning!- ngenta. ' . Look out for the indium soon to be sent out for the w Social at the M. E. church. The Electric stops at the India Bazaar where you'll find the belt line of holiday gfta on the haul shore. G. BOEL, Prop. home in the north end of High- land Paxk to a Chicago inn; and now thinks of moving to the city for good. The Sewin Circle will Inset with Mrs. Kel y on Thundly of next week at 2 . m. It is ide- sirod that all ! ies mm unpack! ‘etfurt to be present. ‘ 'I _ Mr. Muphy was closed up by the Title Trust 00.. chick means it is presumed tint ih'u bankrupt proceedings an ending him some trouble. At the evening service. of 3th M. E. church next Snub}, XII. Blanchard, formerly 11%;“de will sing a solo, moon by Miss Fox. Mrs. Blanch!!! lms a beautiful voice nod than who know of the treat in date are very pleased. Behren’ a meat cart moo ed down with turkeys to be tributed in Highwood, that; it broke down, and came neu- fov'lp‘u. ing all the Thanksgiving to the mud. The blacksmith and anothrr wagon iron straightened Chaplain Gtvitt And My are very much dimpo'mhd It not having M’r. Gavitf with than flab winter as they ex to have. But union from uhington an very slow in reaching “In. and, being used to alnylobo orders, of course he cannot for the statel until ardent! to dd 80. Mr. Gnvitt's not coming necessitate Hrs. Belushi: giving up her trip to the south. out what muight hav’u but; I dim calamity to come hub] loving fauuheo. .Qflfiflmmfl :unnuuW 11mm: tang, Our Job Printing dc h- then: quhflea. Thu II our Work bu such to repuutlon. Our M“ in. Send your ”:1deme Nrwn- LII-tn. HIGH WOOD WINNETKA. LAKESIDE