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186 Mrs. Lloyd M. Bergen of Charlottesâ€" ville, Virginia arrived last week to spend ‘the holidays with her daughâ€" ter, Mrs. C. I. Mansur and family of Laurel avenue. Evelyn and Carl Bakke will return home on Friday from Madison, Wisâ€" consin to spend the holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bakke of McGovern street. Miss Anna Bahr will entertain the members of her sewing club at dinâ€" ner this evening, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Peru, members on Oakwood IWinois are visiting Mr. and â€" Mrs. James Walters. They came to attend the funeral of Mr. George Smith. There i 6 \ PA a*>~ 40 , ‘,‘// |.â€"Mrs. William Hammond of Ridgeâ€" N ,20' 4 /‘ ('):' ', G l . | wood drive has as her guest her mothâ€" * “' y it ow s * L. er, Mrs, Phillip H. Teare. of Spokane, 2 lui MB : P/‘%g CAL + Washington. â€" Mrs. Teare arrived Monâ€" ‘ % day morning and will make an indefâ€" mm mm mmmmmmmmemeeemmmmmmmmmmmntommmmmmmmmmemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmemmmmmammmmmm m * linito stay, \ #% #8 48 a8 8 a8 28 #8 44 * *# t U NR NR NRA B NA NY RAUY NK #Waf uK »ff »HYH ‘fl? Mrs. Fred Tu HRRHRH EK EH ESE EKE UE EKE EK EK EKE EK BK% Local and Personal NETTIE and NUTTY Laurel Ave., one block west of the Depot three ave 00 nuC â€" Saturd ibles. â€" entertained the club at her home A beautiful flowering plant or plant basket, makes an ideal Christmas Gift. By far the finest Display of Plants, Flowers, Decorative Greens including Delaware Holly, Mistletoe, Southern Smilax, Evergreen roping, as well as LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES and fresh cut Nursery gown Trees, awaits your inspection in the most modérn and upâ€"toâ€"date store on the North Shore ay mig it Miss Madeline Evansen of S. Sheriâ€" dan road is returning home tomorrow (Friday) from Chevy Chase school in Washington, D. C., to spend the Christmas holidays with ‘her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Sinclair of Dale avenue are leaving tomorrow for a few days visit with their children at Hagerstown, Indiana, They will reâ€" turn next Tuesday. Broadcasting For The Luther league of the Zion Luthâ€" eran church will hold their Christmas party tomorrow ‘evening, Friday, at the parsonage. The committee is planning a delightful evening so plan to attend. Lloyd Sheahen with a party of friends left last week for six or eight weeks trip to Italy and France. Mrs. Fred Fisher, Sr. left on Wedâ€" nesday to spend the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Bockert of Chicago. For the best in Flowers, always go to BAHR, or over 3420, let him telegraph your order to any part of the civilized world. 15â€"17 N. Second St. Phone H. P. 350 THE PRESS STEEFEFEN AUTO SUPPLY AND TUNED IN ON ‘WHERE i$ my WANDERING BOY TOâ€"NIGHT‘ WHEN THE TUNE WAS over ONE OF THEM weEnT OvEr To THE CASH REGISTE AND TOOK TWO CENTS AND SAaiD HE WaAS GOING To WRITE HomE AND Ask HIS DAD TO GIVE HIM A JOB in The CHEEsE Facrory} Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stipe enterâ€" tained their birthday club at their home on S. Green Bay road Saturday. Bridge was played at five tables with Mrs. O. Schmidley, Mrs. L. Berube, Mrs. E. Greenwald, Mr. L. Berube, Mr. Fred Rubly and Mr. J. Stipe beâ€" ing the successful prize winners. . Mr. Robert Boyd who is stationed at Lexington, Kentucky will arrive home Sunday to spend the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Boyd of 1020 N. Green Bay road. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rusch of Milâ€" waukee, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Schlegel of Waukegan were the Sunday guests of Mr. andâ€" Mrs. Charles Sanborn of Ridgewood drive. Harry Walther, Junior Cope, Harâ€" old Bloomfield and "Dick" Martin are among the Highland Park boys reâ€" turning home. from Champaign to spend the holidays with their respecâ€" tive parents. j New Drainage Projects at State Institutions To prevent the Kaskaskia river from flooding lowlands on the state penal farm near Vandalia, a powerful electric pump has been installed, and a drainage system is nearing compleâ€" tion. ‘The drain leads into a sump, near the levy that protects the farm against high water. The pump will throw the sepage into the river, thus enabling the state farm management to plant spring crops without waiting for the water to subside. A similar drainage project, but without a sump, and pump, has been completed on the farm at the Lincoln state school and colony. These drainage projects will aid the institutions to produce food, feed and forage crops for use at the vari.us institutions. No administration in the history of the government has worked more inâ€" telligently and effectively in dealing with a~serious business depression thin the present administration at Washington, and the work is beginâ€" ning to show results. . Miss Virginia Grant held open house at her home on Forest avenue ‘on Sunday from six to nine o‘clock. Mrs. J. E. Micheals, Jr. entertained fortyâ€"two guests at dinner on Sunâ€" day evening to meet Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Weinfeld of Ravinia. o Thursday, Dec. 18, 1930 Phone 3420