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,E-.: C T7 ; * - ' ‘Mr.and Mrs. John Lange and two| Luring the fourth period at Campâ€" & ' Dx rfield Lwab _ | daughters Ruth and Dorothy of Chiâ€" u&?{q-.n-.w-n, two Deerfield Boy it ~i3«. o on prmem epe% y eqo.spentfiudnywithxr.gnd.swuhmohctdb,tho,md e EeP Mrs. Satah Fritsch of Los Angeles,, Mrs. E. G. Jacobson of Central aveâ€"] the Arrow: Dan Wolterding and Helâ€" C=+%~â€" Calif, avrived on Sunday to make|nue t oo o ho neg : 7 ; f Rev. and Mrs, E. J. Bruso as ‘ _ _ Mrs. William Koebelin of Forest aveâ€"| _ p:‘;:.Sn‘r’n:l:’;egw‘ithsali?: I‘fihghéc::: their guests on Sunday, Mrs. Bruso‘s s ts nue, t ++ a The Tirel Toil ircle of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oberg of Chiâ€" < Mrs. Josephk Schessler h-ng gal Bun:‘,ow":;,‘mh° Pout ‘‘Wednesday|Ca#o, who accompanied them to the 4 6 the S. Mcâ€" i E_ : g::fi;' hlop:‘:tifugginy nt.. e e afternoon (yeste rday) at, the home camp meeting services at Barrinsto? i nald home in URICagO._____ _ â€" {+0f M "es"""te en haen visiting Mrs. SAnGCTS‘ ____|__Leg of Genuine Spring Lambâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€"3(0)a Toll home on Friday evening. Mrs. ~C. E. Piper was taken ill while vacationing at Ephriam, Wis. and was unable to drive home. Mr. Piper went up on the train and moâ€" tored down with his family and Mrs. Piper‘s aunt, Mrs. Breese of Evansâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spielman| the weekâ€"en and daughter Bernice of Chicago,| Sunday, al: were Sunday guests at the home of at the hom Mrs. J. â€"C. Willman of© Chestnut| tenburg. _ street. ; A hare : Mrs. Rudolph R. Knaak was hostess | joyed by | to the Just Sew club onâ€"Tuesday ‘Tuxis â€"soci afternoon at her home on Waukegan| church â€"at Mr. Swift‘s Premium Sliced Bacon ....:... Fancy Fresh Dressed Broilers ....... Choice Native Pot Roast =... Fresh Meaty Spare Ribe .... .. Swift‘s Premium Frankfurters .... Lean Native Boiling Beef ........... Our Best Smoked Hame, Leg of the Finest Milk Fed Veal ........ Best Native Round Steak .... Lincoln Market ie ane s a whe a aa ue m a m nn w neiny t E65 2 0000 00 00 wen our â€"519 Central Avenue meat is inspected by the United States . Government . Specials for Saturday Only ____.__ e W alter ueesksesesetresa nena ons ath ons a un na n a hn n h nn 6 9+ 'fi,m{éid:y of this oi e oo oi + ty % _ Mr. and Mrs, E.. D. Bleimehi mthl their sonâ€"inâ€"lawand daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murphy of Highland Park visited the Bier families in Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bleiâ€" mehI and two children Betty Ann and Helen and Mr. Peter Bleimehi‘s sisâ€" ter, Miss _Mary Bleimehl of Chicago who had motored to Lake Geneva for the weekâ€"end visited in Woodstock. on Sunday, also. All were entertained at the home of Mrs. Mary Bier Witâ€" A hare and hound chase was enâ€" 35c Eheâ€" young people of the ety â€"of ~the â€"Presbyterian ~~~ > 2e â€"â€"12%c «* ~â€"~25¢ ~12¢ ~35¢ 25¢ TH E P RE S3 8 Il â€" Howardâ€"Udell Rev. and Mrs, E. J. Bruso had as their guests on Sunday, Mrs. Bruso‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ober: of Qh;i- Wwho have been visiting Mrs. Sanders‘ sister, Mrs. Eugene Becker, returned to their home in Foley, Ala., Saturâ€" day. _ The Areme club met Tuesday eveâ€" ning at the home of Mrs. William Lorenz of Northbrook. s 2> The Tuesday Evening Sewing club was held this week at the home of Mrs. Delbert Meyer of Sunset court. Mrs. Harry Muhike will be the next hostess. m i _ â€"Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bates returned Friday from a trip through the west. They are staying with Mr. Bate‘s brother>inâ€"Niles Center; until the fifâ€" teenth of the month. __ eestioncrs ~ The Harold Fisher family is movâ€" ing to Glenview in the near future. Miss Ethel Jean Selig was an overâ€" night guest at the John Benzli home in Chicago Saturday and attended the wedding of Dr. Clarence Lockâ€" man. Ethel Jean returned home Sunâ€" day, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Benzli. e Ae w ie Lofi WO Nt wl i 5y )b Somgit i anrie n k n 5 iss hucste ~ log: Hheceteninl e mt o : en ol i ce o M lc nucmmate desgginates :v;cr-w’z%{fi'MM«-“': k .::w- es noo is i Notice . . . . gecnp ces In observance of Labor Day we ‘shall â€" be closed all day Monday, September Seventh _ Mr. and Mrs. J. P.~ Craig ha moved from the Grove farm to M day at l:;g"!;y_l;e' â€"ét}i'fiâ€"sérflfl'd lvem;;~ _ _ Mr. and . Mrs. W.â€"L. â€"Rogers ani three children who have been living in Mrs. Herbert Savage‘s apartmen on Hazel avenue for the summgs home in Ravinia. Cards have been received by friend of the Harry Nortons of Harvey, IIl from Niagara Falls and variow places in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Nor. ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Eule (Bessie Knickerbocker) in Kitchener, Ontario. : â€" Jack Gibbs leaves on Sunday to at. tend the Chicago Junior school, le cated two. milesâ€"southâ€"ofâ€"Elgin. ~ Jac attended the summer camp of the school, also. He has been visiting relatives during the past two week, with his grandparents, the F.â€"C. Bie derstadts of Deerfield â€"and the Gibl of Highwood and at the summer home of his uncle, Earl Gibbs in Munde lein. Mrs. LeRoy Scully and Mrs. ] ter Page and three childrenâ€"s Tuesday with their sister, Mrs. J Protine of Elmhurst. s Miss Betty Krause has returnei from a visit at the Schaumberg hom« in Oak Park. | Mrs. R. M. Vant entertained Circh Thursday, September 3, 198 Dear Mr. "I arriv norning, von â€"Poll en Are â€" .ent as th epartmen! reek not t gencies f bgon Poll est perfo ically tha s old a v f the Ne ne with nd out w ave such pvely wor uctor in . \"I also 4 is charm nd have isit with e had ok well. xo montl ire. 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