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CALIFORNIA . l of 1arstitmdhi, of The Mother Church, The Pirrt Church of Christ; Scientist. in Boeton,aGsaseh-tt, .. of HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS - McKinley and Illinois Roads ublic h, rCordht11ar Invited to Attend thou therpain, with in’my‘rfeit remain.'" Skilled physicians have obliterated such mania... . Where Science and Ethics Reign A Roman charm 'pmcribed for ot6itt"rii.rieir the' putieht td bow nnd spit upon the out)! and in; thrice nine t'ttiiiis--"osrth titar “WW-WWW -8trrrrsUPprt" - ',ysits4iiiiiirt.'ii,ijiC/"iiirr 15-17 N. Second St. Phone 3.9.350 IP “The American Woman's club of Ahmad" " 8:00 o'clock 111110111100. I to be held '. H _ t"'e V tFr, -V . my ...‘ ,....V ___-. T T ,.,, ..‘.- EANOTHER PIKE OF CHOCOLATE CAKE LIKE WE HAD Foe @NNEEJF Phone t44 THE HAVE tr. THEN WE'RE some To LISTEN TO SANTA, CLAus-You'u. Tami: HE'S m THE CHIMNEY~BUT H611. REALLY Be 'r"i'i-1':.'iiif-'/--) pm: 1115 mono A ?)rt,f.trftirlFi.Tii'r","i'Eii'i SHALL The bond, charm, and orchestra will, each appear upon the program. Mr. Sladwick will pment the'eiaaa of Bt to the board of education, " Which time Mr. .Goorgo HcBride, head of the board, will present diplomas to the class. The union will he "atrratear,the It.“ on the nuinloof thhryeer, rather-1h“ on the stage. The clad u so lute that it is no longer possi- ble to follow the amusement of pre- vious years. Artur thd eqmmencunont examines, Mr. Sandwich. the board of education, Senior advisers and senior clan will receive their friends in the boys’ gym- nuium, after which there will be dancing. P8388 Shields graduation exekiiG “A -r.., ~‘w _ _ w-=p*t.e- --,-i-,/'-:-u-.-2 we” ." Rev. Charles Gilkev, dean of c Kenneth! ( o , will ”mus y at ti {patio thg inhibit at tu'tuuruetit-' school; after l . B. Commencement Is June 18; Dean Gilkey Speaker; Other Details on June " New York Infantry. . P , " 3 John Moomsr--private, 20th III. ' I Infantry. ll 4 Themes Mooney - private, um I I known. ' _ g: 5 James Mooiter-r-prtvitte, 118th Ill. I I Infantry. " 6 John. C. Ender -....- private; 123rd " I Ohio Volunteeg Intentxy. 7 -- T tl , Thames Mtmrmsr--private, Cd. C. I I 89th Ill. Infantry. ll may?“ _ _ "rr n _ George Knrch _ private, Co. D, " sand Infantry, A. B. F. is Redmond Property Il Sold to F. D. Sadler I I -- 1: Ptxipertrilifiih he; been in the II Redmond frmur since 1850 has been " sold to Fred D. Sedler, senior part- ll ner of the Chicago Stock Exchange " ttrm of F. s. Sadie: 0. Co. Mr. tlad.. " bought Tollhurst three year: ego. " Th" 200 acres of Tollhuret end the " 107 ecu-u purchued hat week were " bought by Micheal Redmond for ma " in 1860. The ant owner of the prop- ' I warty m Patrick Domon of Chicnzo " 'rttobotttrhtitittttu6. Them-ms a of land, lie vat of Lake [Greet on " Convey mad. An "tneht lake of h' Iee,"tlr " me- my be eds " "rtte9didtttetmtrertrso1dtrtt, " or " core eItetI‘I. _ 6-John_C. End” - privute; 128rd PNP, Wake: InfsntrzL _ _, T T , Thoma Mttromtc-prtvate, Cd. C. 89th 111. Infnntry. Theodore Bonn. Soldiers in Money’- or St. Mary's Cemetery Ctrtt War f7 _ 1 Thom" adethaien - private, Co. C. 42nd Reg. Ill. Ittfuntry. ". *2 John Mooney Jre--prhrate, 113th New York Infantry. ' Nelson Bo-private, Co. G. 15th N. Volunteer Infantry. _ _ _ tt Theodore L. 1rmak--uitrfvate, Co. B, Mth Missouri Infantry. ' Jneob Martin .-- rivate Ot., D, 'IO'Tliomu' th Mit,eNsii-u-prfvate, Co. B,46th Regain m. Infantry. 11 Root) Ruselk-privne, unknown. 12 dhokurtntermaut - private, Co. G, 15th Ill. Volunteer Irtftattrr. " Lewis P. Todd - private, Co. E, 88rd Ill. Infantry. - -- 14 Benjamin Webster-private,. 47th Mass. Volunteer Militia.. . . _ U. B. Army 8 Harry Edwnrdtr--aertreant, Co. i dth R. J. Infantry. 4 James 'tummrar--rtrivater,, Co. G 1mm. Volunteer Infantry. . 5 John Jacob Bttelt---prfvnte, Co. K trut Ill. Infantry. w 8 Herbert A, Jester-private, Co, B, 8rd Mess. H. A. . Black Hawk War John Kttte%amtih,v'hidriii Clark." Civil War I Pita? Beret-u-private, Co. D, 20th In, Infantry. 2 Johannes 1Hnner--privau Co. K, 29th Ill. Infantry. -iiiiii'iiiTrra"7iiirTrFr%Mrtiarti', school; "ter which there is a IN Ida, the line of margin 4ttti1t,tAsr, " ttiavis (tithe sold“? diiut. f Soldier- in Mold Cemetery War of 1812 . Irving Banner. Hold Services for Soldier Dead of [ Deerfield Next Week Capt. E. Bell. World War Thursday. my n tp “the an the an“ par: