Pastor Thoren has secured a large farm, 'iind beginning with next 'Siin: day will hold a several Week’s gosh pel meeting evenings, to which every- body is heartily invited. Services begin at '8 o‘clock. Mr. Peter Bil- horn, the famous singer, will sing on Sunday afternoon 3 o‘clock and evening at 8 o'clock. Come and hear him. The tent will be put up near the First United Evang. Church. Several ministers from other fields will help. There are two cases of typhoid lever on the west side, Town Clerk Hurt and one of William Noeren- berg’s children. Now the problem for the board of health to, solve at once is, where it came from. That can‘t be thrown back on Adam‘s sin, but it originated it would seem. right here at home. as both cases are near together. We want this and all such diseases stamped out. Does it come from the lake water? John Mohr, the barber in the old stand of the other John Moore, just west of the Central Hotel, finds his business so steadily increasing. a re- turn of that long promised prosper- ity, you see, that he has been obliged to get a new man, no “cheap John" fellow, but an expert, first-class in all respects, a fact that will please his ,old as wellas new patrons. . .C. C. Mosely’s family think they are in the third heaven; a little baby girl came to their home Tuesday morning, and now it is a boy and girl and neighbor Moseley says: "What more could we ask,†and they are so happy. gmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmg g DON’T BE DECEIVED THERE IS BUT ONE 3 g MW WW, L..A w. REPAIR SHOP IN THE PARK! . : :3 fNWWWlWWWWmMW“MNNWMWNNW‘WNNNNWNWN EARL l ABOUT TOWN. Bicycle Repairing and Enameling of All Kinds. DUFFY BROTHERS, ' Clt y Express. E § PBaggagc and Dime Parcef ; Delivery. THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS T0 or from may Part of (My. PIA‘uos AND runmmni movau HIGHLAND PARK. ILL. Ice Cream Herman Mack, A First Class Bakery and Restaurant. Muruzu) 8: \Vri 7h! nvw tin‘i. 87.50 per pair: L‘husv pair; tln- n-h-hrutm .\h-yvr.~¢ (hum. 81mm; stm‘l mm‘e h grips, 82.00: :1 gnnrmm-cnl vyrhnm-Qon 50v. Trunks Parcels 'ires VulcaniZCd, Brazing of All Kinds. Goods handled with greatest care. Prompt attention given all orders. TELEPHONE 56 My desire at all times will be to su 1y my patrons with the best. as to variety, exce lence and price. I Solicit your patronage. NEXT DOOR T0 POSTOFFICE. If you so desire-,â€" our wagon will call on you at any time to take orders for home-made bakery goods of every character; also :am F“'%‘f:':i€e‘%u_ues. First Class Soda Served I beg to announce that on the 12th inst I op'ened a ».â€"â€"I deliver all goods promptly and free of charge. $100 Hibbard - - - $60. 00 85 Waverley 48. 00 75 Carlisle White Rim "yer, $40. 00 75 The Ajax. . - 45. 00 so “ - - 35.00 40 Juvenile - - - 29.00 ; 25.69929. IO Cents. TELEPHONE 92. Wagons and Buggies Made to Order. Repairing, Painting, Eta, Prompï¬y Done. PITTS GENEST, florseshoérs/ Blacksmiths. WEST CENTRAL AVE. No. 9 St. Johns Avenue. HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. 'l‘nuuh 'l‘rvull Tm‘s. SHAH) pI-r urn Imml'v lmrs. \\ Ilh I'nrkdhlu'