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day. D. M. Erskine, Jr., went to Wau- kegau Thursday afternoon. Rev 8. M.Johuson will preach on “Purity’ next Sunday morning. if Jack Frost dont monopolize the temperaturb. ~ u Mrs. John Taylor. the youngest of the Stupey young women, died at Lakeside, Wednesday evening, aged about 32 years. mfiQuegboum young clubh- . 399mm collecting for his employe‘r the other day, and when his customer took a chair at him, be skipped. ' Brig. (Miss) Bowen, of the Salva- tion Army, addressed HO soldiers at Fort Sheridan last Sunday‘aftcr- noou.Sbe has charge of the Slum work in the United States. ' Fred Deumau has bought out C. W. Aldridges blacksmith shop, tools, stock, good will etc" and took sion Monday, the 25th. That is one of the best stands in Lake county, and as Mr. Demmm has worked there, he knows what it is and what are its [wihilities. First of all there must be first class “fork, and then everything conduct- ed on first-class business principles and methmls. ' A happy surprise was had on '1 Mrs. H. H. Thoren last Friday cVenâ€" 3 ing by the Woman’s Missionary So- . ciety of the First United Evangeli- "a cal church. it being the 33d birth- 1 day of Mrs; Thoren. Many tangi- ble presents ware given and a very } joyous evening was spent. Miss ‘:, Carrie Kuist made the“ prcaentation 1 s . ch, which was respondexl to by i rs. Thoren. ‘ It was after midnight when some one remarked: “My. it's after 12;" and eVeryhody confeaml - to having enjoyed a good time. We have received from Preaidcnt W. F. Hogan”a copy of the revised ordinances of the villagel of Fort Sher- idan as revised by Attorney K. R. Smoot. It is an octavo volume hound in manilla, of I I4 pages. The ordinances are in good ole Ir type on good paper with a H, page index. The great peculiarity of the hook is that aside from ‘eorn'e three or four special telephone ordinances there is only one ordinance in the hook; that. is. everything is put into one ordinance which has 293 sections. it is the best. most Sensible and complete arrangement for ordinances we Mar saw. ()ur Park code is no- where alongside this Fort Sheridan volume. and everything in up to Dec- ember 1. man. We congratulate our Sheridan neighbors on this val“ liable. convienent and completecode. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Hogan was in town Thurs- If there had only been a half-tone portrait 'of the President as a frontâ€" piece, nothing more could have been desirul Pastor Johnson's lecture ‘beforei - 'm 7 ' i ' the Young Men's eluh Friday even- Ea“ eruoyedkiw ing is pronounced by thoée who were: BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING. fortunate enough to hear it as a wor» a thy effort, though the storm reduced; There was a good attendance the size of the audience. It was amt the Bible Society meeting last disappointment to us not to hear it, i Sunday evening at the Bethany for we wanted to see through‘ tlleEChurch. The’ most significant ace eyes of a keen, intelligent observer 1 tion of the evening was“ the passing 7 / thf’ mighty grandeur“ those'moun- iof resolutions concerning the death‘ . rams, autism, sense of the "um; JET} org. BLBingr‘W'i‘Ehe mm ‘ ' I . grandeur that must come to a rever- 3 are as follows‘: ent iri ' t‘ - ! _ 8p t m the very presence 0f Resolved, That we herebyexpress our ap- Jehovah’s mate-bless power, and the 1; predation of the services rendered Sml: sficie- suhllmity of his eternal thought as ', my the ”WM mes'dem'me m-e ' ' ng‘ revealedi le ‘ . ‘ ,: Kesolved.’l‘ha:it we express the deep be- I) t 1. fringes Of the won ireavement we have experienced in the re- drous mountain: ranges. ‘ We havetmoval by death of this beloved brother from . . - ‘ m'st nd it also xrssoursm- watched from lofty mountain sumâ€" iggfiw'flnfiw $3}ng hm“; if: Shel, hom’; of l mite the Bl ' ' 1 ' ', sorrow. and pray that they may be Divinely ”1 nsms m his glory’ the 1 sustained during the chastisement of grief by outstretehing billow sea of the hillsphe consolationoftiod. the Holy Spirit. the _ ‘ below, and the silver of winding “Mime" ‘ streams as theylfell away from the ‘ senttb the bereaved family. mountains’ base toward the ~- sea.% The ofiieers for the ensuing year ‘ And we wanted to see it all again, ! are the following: Presidentxw. E. i i i to feel the old thrill of delight Once; Brand; vice president, H. S. Vail; more. as our friend told us of the l secretary, William Noerenberg. fastnesses and the beauty and thel Rev. G. W. Coleman, of Lake imposing grandeur and power of the 1‘ Forest, delivered a very inspiring mountains. It was kind of him to E sermon on Bible work. 5 Resolved. That a copy of this resolution be e THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS. tell it all for the benefit of the young men, especially to those who have not seen the unrivalled glory and majesty and strength of these pavil- ions of the Etemal. Of course rthey all enjoyed it. ‘ (lulu. . Resolved. That we express the deep be- reavement we have experienced in the re. moval. by death of this beloved brother from our» midst and that we also express our sym- pathy for the afliicted family in their home of sorrow, and pray that they may be Divineiy sustained during the chastisement of grief hy the consolation of God, the Holy Spirit. the Comforter. Resolved. That a copy of this resolution be sent ti) the bereaved family. The ofiicers for the ensuing year are the following: Presidentxw. E. Brand; vice president, H. S. Vail; secretary, William Noerenberg.