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C. E. Loss, the Electric road builder, has left John A. Roclm‘s “Point Comfort" up on the bluff be low Vine. The Masons of their cosy “ Tnmnly Bank,” have also gone. C. C. Yoe, the l):1nker.cl()sed “Yve- lands" several weeks ago fox-medical treatment in Chicago. Lucien G. YUP have also closed "Wimmntnn" till the winter is over Hannibal H. Chandler, from his “Chauwood” h )m 3, Linden avenue and Sheridan road. Ex-Presideut William T. Baker. of the Board of Trade, from the Prof. Gray homestead 0n Hazel avenue. A. Tracy Lay from I1is“Layhurst" 0n the lake bluff near Egandale. J. McGreggor Adams has‘left. his “ Yurrpw" lmmestezxd on the lake bluffs and that steel bridge for the winter. John Morrell Cutter,General man- ager of the Elgiu Watch Company, from the Lightner lake shore home. Ex~alderman Palmer A. Montgo- mery from their beautiful old Port Clinton home “Belmont." The following-is a partial listonly of those who have left in the " first emigration." G. H. Cassard and family from their cottage on the Exmoor Club grounds. ‘ During the French Reyolution of an hundred years ago, large numbers of the aristocracy and royalists left France for their own, to say nothing of their country‘s good. They Were known as “Exnigres.”.,a,nd there were two distinct emigrations at least in 1789. Many of them came back after the trouble ' blew over, while many had their estates confiscated. The Park has its emigres and its emigrations. The first one in France was in July, very soon after the fall of the Bastile. and the second in October. Our first one comes in early October, as soon as the golfing season is over and the furnagee are started. The second after Thanks giving and the holidays. Instead. of cOnfiseeting our emigres’ property, we protect their homes, though we advise them to take their silver and wardrobe with them. .." EMIGRES” Mrs. Ten Broeckfi left for her winter home in Washington, DJ C. Saturday morning. She has 11nd a defightf'ul Hummer here. An illustrated lecture, 130 views, “The Power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to Transform,” will be given by Rev. C. Newton Dubs, on Tues- day evening. Nov. 29th, in the First United Evangelical Church. Mr.l)ul)s is a former pastor of this city, an entertaining speaker, and no doubt the church will be filled to its utmost capacity. Wednesday the lecture will be repeated in Deerfield in the Evangelical church of that place. Judge Charles W. Fullerton has not occupied hisstately “Ravinoaks” mansion this summer, spending sev- eral weeks in and about his old an- cestral home, Chester, Vt. This is quite a formidable list,but there are a few score of our “first families” left here yet. And what is equally to the point, these emigres come back every few weeks to see their old neighbors and friends. They get so lonesome and homesick in dirty, noisy Chicago. Poor souls, how we pity them. G. S. Everingham, the Board of Trade man, has gone nearer his“puts and calls” till the June roses and apple blossoms come again. George L. Wrenn and his family, including that “Rough Rider” son of his, Robert, are boarding on the North side and their home calls loudly for occupants. _, ‘Dr. H. P. Newman; having rented his home to Mr. Mauck, treasurer of the Electric road, is at his sanitarium on the North Side. Harry Raymond has securely fast etied his Sheridan Road home and gone with the throng. John C. Spry, the greathardwood lumber mau. left some time ago. Mrs. S. R. Biugham having rent- ed her beautiful “Tanglewood,” the family home for five and twenty years, for the winter is living near her children on the South Side. ----8. M. Millard has closed the “Ra- vine Lodge" earlier than usual and joined the first lot of emigres. THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS. and past and gone, and are housed on the North Side. gflighland Park i Electric Light Co. - RAFFENBAKER, Coal, Building Material, and Ice. Schneider 82: Cooke, BASYE BLOCK HIGHLAND PARK HORSESHOEING, CARRIAGE IRONING, and GENERAL BLA CKSMITHING J©bn G©©®Sfi Private Telephones 8'"! speaking Tubes. Electric Light, Electric Bell, , Burglar Alarm, Fire Alarm, Electrical Dealers In Musical Instruments, Strings, Etc. Our workmen are expert. we use only the pest maternal and our prices are as low as Is cunsxstcnt thh good work. We ape now prepared to do all kindspf Elecmcalo nstructlon work and repair- mg. such as In the most approved man- ner and at prices that are bound to suit. having purchased the shop and stock of H. F. Pitts is prepared to do all kinds of TELEPHONE NO 3‘. AND REPAIRING NEATLY DONE EYES 155120 FREE. Jewelers Opticians. Construction. 0000