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A handsome trophy offered by the Exmoor Country Club, open to ama- teurs of all recognized golf clubs, will be contested {or tomorrow (Sat- urday) by all the experts of the west and many prominent eastern players who have so conspicuously distin- guished themselves in the recent tournaments at Wheaton and Lake Forest. As the entries do not close. until this evening a detailed list of competitors cannot be given. Lake Forest, no doubt, will be strongly represented by H. J. Whigham (amateur champion of 189“. and who succeeded in retaining the coveted hono‘r this year), D. R. Forg‘an, Walter Smith and Sol Smith, all of whom have shown exceptionally fine form this year. Among the players likely to compete from the Chicago Golf club such names as C. B. Mc- Donald, Willets Frost and Hunt are sure to be heard from. The River» side and Washington Park clubs are also expected to be represented. ()f the local players. whose chances of winning are of the brightest are De» Koven Towner. Lawrence TWeedie, H. Moore, W. A. Alexander and M. Cassard. Since they are playing over their own home green and are perfectly familiar with the ground. they will certainly be well up among the first men. The attendance of society is expected to be very large, and as the playing is“ progressing many ardent enthusiasts will be es» corting some favorite pair around the links. Luncheons and dinners galore, with the usual accompaniment of golf anecdotes, will be quite in order and the «want of the season at Ex- muor will he assuredly a success. Great preparations by James Twuetlie have been made to have the». links in pvrfvct condition to permit of brilliant golf being played. A ball will lw given tomorrow owning in tho club house. The Inilitnrylmndof the post will be {how through the courtesy of.Co. Hall. A very choice company will lw prosvnt, of coursv, and in :1 mm tnin sense it will be the closing of tho season. Mrs. Clara Smith ruturnnd from hvr Eln‘upvun trip :1 few days ago and has resunmd pussessinn 0f her hmm- (m Luurvl ave-mm, thv family at" W. H. Munro who occupic-d it dur- ing tlu- sumnn-r. halving rvtunwd to (‘hicngu Tm: gulf Henson, including the ()n- wentsin and the Wlwuton clubs, has lust-.11 a very busy and brilliant one, and at no place has it lwmi morv so than here at our l‘lxmonr. EXMOOR GOLF TOURNEY. THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS. Rev. L. A. Gould, of Highland Park. delivered an excellent lecture on China last Sunday evening. illns, trating by three charts. As Mr. (inuld has been on the ground for three years as a missionary. heuwas thorgughly acquainted with his sub- ject. and handled it in a manner both Tlll‘llh‘flllt andvrnfitahlv tn his hearers. Charles E. Dingle, having disposed of the bulk of his household goods, intends to start for Canada tomor- row. The infant son of N. J. Hook 0f Winnetka, who formel-y kept a bar- ness shop here, is seriously ill and is not expected to live. A petition is being circulated for the signatures of’ citizens and pat- rons of the postotfice for a change in the hours for the arrival and depart ure of the mails. The family of Paul Wohlbruch is staying with John Rectenwald until their own house can be vacated by John Bolan, who will move into C. E. Dingle's house. Wouldn’t you think from the way the Patriot correspondent writes that he was a political reformer? Well. he’s not. He is only trying to fill space and earn his “almighty dollar. E. L. Webster and a party of friends want on a bicycle trip last Friday through northwestern Illinois, returning Sunday. Miss Clara Bock filled the place of Miss Estelle Finney on Wednes- “day in the public SCl)()()l. \Iiss Fin- nep obtained l0: we of absence on ac countoftlie wedding of lolm C Duffy. One of Blair's delivery wagonm being too heavily loaded on the rear end, while going up the hill on Wau- kegan avenue! just north of Washing- ton. tipped over backward horse and all and stood there with it's front wheels way up in the air. No one was hurt. HIGHWOOD HAPPENINGS. â€"-InteIIigence Office,â€" Will [man FOR SALE OR TO RENTv Pant- FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT at the Corey house, which I can’ not occupyâ€"also good home board if desired. Dr. T. R. POTTER, OFFICE: HARTRONF 85 KEMMEBER NEWS STORE. ”” \ MRS. C. STROCK,'221 Park Avenue. RAFFENBAKER, Coal, Building Material, and ice. All work executed promptly and in the best manner. Experienced Packers ...of Household Goods FOR SALEâ€"One nearly n'ew Roy‘ 11] Red Cross heater; exchange for coal or cash; also a hanging lamp with shade. Inquire at Grace Cottage, on Linden ave. between Central and Park avenues. Art “'zm- :md B'rirrnvlimr nur Spm‘iuhy. BRADY 8s WOODS. - HIGHWUOD. W. J. MCKINNEY, Painter, Decorator and Paper Hanger. 1y furnished; my residence. GEO. L. SITES, Highland Park, Ill We sell and ship our goods to no one eke, consequently their store is the only one er will receive our genuine Teas and from which we can guarantee the consum- Coffees. are our exclusive Selling Agts for HIGHLAND PARK. FOR SALE, T0 RENT. ETC. ' CHASE SANBORN, the Tlvortm. TELEPHONE NO. 34 Rclhblz Domestic Help Furnished on Short Notice. EVANS BROS. Highland Park, Ill. Mm: