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|hl 'lb ‘nd mt mt ill ma U of I HIGHWOOD m... P. 0m “(1 Mn Emma Cou- ley But of Fm filieridnnunill be Iner- ‘riedtu fit. Mnry'e church: Bighlnnd w Put, nextSnnday. the new firm am. Mr. Hominy icy will oontlnn‘o his muket us here- I ”fav' ' i 38k :5 3qu .23... to: and I .0 biog» a“ =okaoo..5 «=5 Ii 43» n5!!¢|a¢!.0l¢:l_ .8514 8.8.3.183 :- 'Thecummge ulo held by the Lull- ,II’A Aggy”, of_ £119 Methodist_ Church . Mrs. Lani-ence Ole-son and Miss .1931:- de M. DeRoo attended the meeting of the Federgtion of Women’s Clubs at. Joliet last Week, as‘delegates from the Highland Park Woman’s Club. .They report a very interesting session. Oscar Swan and Miss Helen Nelson wan married st Chicago last Saturday. They will reside in Highwood, and next Week will start hauukeeping in the home with the bride' s paronu. Daniel Pena has been appointed’sup ggv‘isor of'the Work on the new sewer 9nd septic tank. and has entered en- thusiastically upqn his duties. I! High- wood, does’nt hnve ; well éonstructed timer system. it'évont be the Judaism halt. ' H J. Hemingway and John Davina ha." entail-ed into a pumanhip in the restaurant business. at Mr Devlno'n old "and On Waukeglnu enue. We whh Jacob P. Moore of Everett. and Miss Lillian E. Kempvr of Northfleld were married.“ the home of the bride' 5 par: exits on Wedneasduy of this week. Mr. Mome' 13 well known in this city, and friends extend congratulations. ' The front of an! saloon on‘kaegun qvenue «formerly occupiéd ‘ by David Hog-an is being rephired. find will short, 1;; be. occupied «‘8 a saloon_ again ..by John Devine and John D. Goehringer. ‘ The congregationg of the English Methodist. chqrch‘d‘r’e vex-v well pleased with their newypramdr. Rev. Mr. Farris not of Evanston, who preached to ' his new'chirge for the first time last. Suh- day. - nun, The building will be equipped with “um best. electric lights and all modern improvements. ' Loni. Mud And family left Thur-thy for L0: Angela. Onlifbrnis. where they um nuke their future home until Mr. led‘ a health unproven. T55 [Adios Anxiliiry of the Metho- d!“ o'lmrch not with In. Ema-on Pm“, "can. Thur-day oimdooil.‘ Divid Ion, I!“ wonder» his new $160!! on Whitefish!” " lie I: w in. the smnlleat' “[061? in the city.‘ E.‘ T. Mnhewu in mting‘t‘fine new two story an. puilding on Webster nie- AM, ha, wuhorn lat may to an. hind In. p. 9" Good: at High “not. my M and mu Bode He'l‘nrn- slyuvhltod Madam Bdghton Put this fuck. , tom. The e’ounou oéaéna mil-nit} (Swept-Ate “fiction-.0! the 535m unload “It ill mini. that than any be Beulah] in one of in. Gitx'l'nggprqr K, L. !Steenlohn ”MW 'hfi Iontfify'lfiport. Whig]; shown I Induce 9! 87.0791: in the ”city In“ Mud-83W In “no gum,“ Tl. hik- minus ovum. mum-mun Thom willing-ad forth: m which tho lung no phoning £03!” In the only put. of Deeouhun . Thene In: '3 full “find-nee st the Council meeting Tueedq evening, In“ RM much basin. In Ila-send. An ordnance wu weed eutbodzi the city to hone bonds in the “in o? .100 for PM" _pem$_ 0e up out sewers}.- Sunday morning 009.01»:- 301.11, at. 10 o’clock. scrim in the PM Chapel to which all are cordially ihvited. Sub- jéct of the sat-mm), “Winning ind los- ing chevrona.” 3610 by Mr. Hodgean. Music by Mrs. Moore. Sunday evening October 29th st 7: 15 ,o ’clock sin-vices 1n the mess but of the Past Hoedital for the patients. Subject of the address. “Physcinl weakness and spiritual strength, ’ Also iliustnted topics and songs with visws supplied by Mrs. Chadbourne. Monday evening October 29th, at. 8 o'clock, it'issxpected that Mr. Robert L. Dunn of' Collier‘s Weekly will lecture in; the general mess hall on "How Rus- sia Lott.” Mr. Dunn will use his illus- trated slides for this purpose. All are invited to attend. Entomlnment by 8!... links church, Ola-mafia. Rev. Corbe Entertainment by John T. McGutch- Sunday morning {)eteber 29th. at. 8:30 o',clock service in the mess hali of the guard house for the prisoners. Subject of the address “Why it pays to be good While in prison, " > paid in full. Thai-acting “Ian journad. - ' ' o; the 27th Infantry qt Fort Sheridan, 111., for the week begi'ming r-Bundgy morning. October mh, 1905. “1‘ :::d that A “in”. . See Patton Bun-’- new-du- in this isuje. , Th9}, loll the butlcofleo pro- duced. And mike it. In object to: you to buy of then. John T. McCumheon. Robert L. Dunn. ' Boswell :Orr Company Benefiting every one!- Moidnxnight. WW?“ by ngtaln “done, Liout. t‘ Cartoonist. Entirhinmnt Thanksgiving by Rev. Services and Entertainments i This' Fall Winger- Evc‘nts Olgghin Nth laugh-y. .mv . o...” HIGHLAND mus NEWS-LETTER .wu Ipptoved u D. 3101'. JOHEHDEViNE. fronrlstor‘ ~STEENSOHN BROS. Waukqgn Aw. ‘ HIGHVOOD, ILL. om“, 30! Tho Rookor}, CHICIGO. 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