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The West Suburban District elec- tion It hGnnge last Friday was will athndpd by Downers Grove ro- mbum Messrs. Hen-let, 0’ eill, Lott, Duds. Ind Palmer were pres- I out. Ir. Davis who bu served so . vdl d so faithfully as the District 1 was succeeded 1))! Ir. Fletcher 01 Mango, Hr. Davis 1 (on that his duties :3 madden: 01 l our school board did not Iona him 9M9!“ “up {or the active duties I: , .. .v.... . .â€"-â€"- v. a." an 8191le ‘ended in u. and»: «chin hike but all the Scout: that can re enJo it. Scoutmuter ymuna letogoonthehlke Smc‘"’3‘o§"li'fi7mp"m" “1“!” . ‘ c y nemus y ur- nlllled the buns for 1%: hungry hits as. Haslett passed his second elasst cooking test. The greatest sport of all was theGl bun the Flag 0 jut before the home-ward. ch dde choose I hlll for their fort had the valley was the raiding ground. Ask Spencer Lott who wan. The Cognmittaeeman Iqeetlng ‘was Th2 ,‘Exglonfion‘ Mtg 01 Troop 3 loads of love and Chtishnns prom“. Joy to last the New Yen: “Ir-ugh. All Hat's cheerful. none nm's tnrhl, These things we're wishing you. CHAS. MOCflEL J: SON ' Mail-0m mmmuumumm mum club will hiddutlnlhk diflmw non W. W. bphorfllullagnumnyn imaunmumam Sgsog =si-p3q Ian‘s-1550.691. E§§£§?p" lung. 3: 90.4.4”; .319! GoKnleq-Oo. A '3} gang‘s-1.5.: f Buddy ml “uric", mm mm the school entertainment at Downer: Gm funky mnlnx. [Jule Jimmie Abbott has been III {or I {ow days but is much hector. , In Paul Ufley and In Collin! Goodrich wooded tho Republic-n Philip Weinhcimer o! Downers vao will be with us. ’ Don't miss the fine program]! the Lisle Community club Tuesday. Dec~ ember 26. We~ In: delighted that In Lottie Holman O'Neill and Mrs t A Radio Concert will be given at the Goodrich school Friday evening, December 221! at 7:46. Don’t miss it. A collection will be taken for the benefit of the school. The H B Utley home hnsgusc been remodeled. ’l‘helr furniture came out from Chicago this week and when xettled they will haw a wry lovely country home. The Rev. A L Allison. of Lisle, cal- led on Mrs Charles Miller and fami- ly Friday aftcrnoon. ; Mrs Harry Foster attended flue Choral Society concert at Downers Friday evening and reports it being a very fine nflait. Mrs Harry King of Chicago spent Friday night with her sister, Mrs Paul Utley. Mrs Paul Uuey and Mrs Collins Goodrich cook part in the Choral So- ciety concext given at the Methodist church Fridty evening. at. Downers Grove. [chicken supper given It the Lisle ‘church Thursday evening. The sea- am of the year no doubt was' the reason {or so small a crowd. it was a very nice flair and should have been well patmnized ‘ ‘ Mn Jack Griffith, Hrs Earl Mun- nr, Mr and Ills Arthur. Abbott and lit and Mrs'Henry Vhl nttanded tho unfit-tuna. W-MTB,“%E%§§°5AÂ¥%% MM. Social Time Downers Grove Violin Solo Alias Mame Engelschfll Reading Min Lucy 816d] Violin Solo . .Jlr. Dore Eaton O'Neill, Downers Grove Coca! Solo. Jim Philip Weinheimer, - Frames Foster Whistling Solo. “Miss Row“. Porter AMress ....Mrs {Joule Holman man O'Neill. member-elect of the lib inols legislature. Piano Selection ......Miss Leona Core! Song, “'h‘n We' Meet Again" ............ It was a privilege in itself to be in Mrs. Paine's attractive new home. [The hostess generously altered to make her home the permanent meet- ling place of. the League Thi_s pro- 1: Choosing of the Speaker. of the House. 2. Impeachment of the Governor. 3. Amending of the Constitution. .. a... v. “w w...“ ...._. ,.._,r roar was voted upon and' unnmmous- y ‘ampted. , Miss Edith Rockwood, the speaker of the afternoon briefly summarized points that are expected to come up at the next session of the Legislature. They igcludgd: Those who were unable to attend the meeting of the League of Wo- men votem last Tuesday afternoon missed a treat in several difl'erent ways. Beuuliflll New None 0! Mn. ll. 8. Paine in But Maul. Avenue to lab Meeting Place J vo'rEus HAVE VERY . INTERESTING MEET Potter M19. 6: Lamb. 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Cities over 5000 to have a city auger. 12. Revision of Civil Service. 13. Non-Partisan local elections. Mrs, O'Neill also addressed the meeting. She requested the women of Downers Grove to keep in close con- gag thll. legislation curried on at Downers Grove. Illinois DOG KENNEL 6. Reorganization of School Sys- :gem.) ("Knots ranks 24th in educv Jon . - , . 6. Immigration problem. 7, Appropriation for Farm Colony for Women on‘enders. 8. gepmnlon of Vice. Tel. 2: Eigfitflflo‘uf Vdiy for women. 8. Jury service for women. 4. Representation of women by Women at conventions i. e. precinct Comafitteomen. i 35"“ “mm “" "- and church. .m an rozmn at thou-sue of'Wm - - our; for 1923. They no auppozflpg Ill-donut! Rally of “I! you: In? folslgzvigfiagous: bill pic's mafia-thug 0! all donoml , wner . ‘ (3W 2. ['1th lmnr (lav fnr ummnn “on. ”MM III a” t :35. r $ t “W“m'fit. °‘ ME“ I‘ .15“ “4-! W “i. vii-3w?!" mm D-n-I A! Oh- mg...- VETERINARY SUIGION DR. GEO. F. 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