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July 20, 1928 WiLMETT~ moreland will wield his clubs in the big event at North Shore. Among others entered are the following: Sam Bernard of Briargate, Ray Espinosa, professional at Mission Hills, John Stevens, who is an amateur at the Skokie Country club, Thomas F. Mulerew of Northmoor, Walter and Tom Kennett of North Shore Golf club, Alfred T. Wade, an amateur of No_rth Shore Golf club, James Aitchison of Glen Acres, By Chamberlin of Westmoreland, Jimmy See of Rolling Green, Willie Hunter of Onwentsia and Bert Kidcaid, a Rolling Green amateur. LIFE 5 GOLF STARS OF NATION IN NORTH SHORE MEET Great Field to Compete in Westem Open Next Weekr-Hagan Is Defending Title Golf stars of the nation are coming to the north shore next week to battle. for the western open championship. This big event of golfdom has been awarded this year by the Western Golf association to the North Shore Golf club which is located on Glenview road near Waukegan road. It is the twenty-eighth Western Open and the history of the event makes it certain that the contest for the title this year will result in some sparkling battles as the entry list im;ludes many great players. The Western Open is an all medal play tourney. Play is to start next Wednesday when eighteen holes will be played. The event is to last four days and ~hteen holes witt be p.l ayed each dav until the final on Saturday which will be over the thirty-six hole route. Hagen Defending Champion Walter Hagen, the famous Easterner, is defending his title which he won last year. Hagen is playing wonderful golf this year as is indicated by the fact that he -wpn the British Open championship from a great field, defeajing among others that sterling American player Gene Sarazen and the champion of Great Britain, Archie Compson. But Hagen is certain to find it difficult to retain his honors for that noted New Yorker Bobby Farrell, who demonstrated his prowess onlv a couple of months ago by winning from the famous Bobby Jones of Atlanta. witt be "out there" at North Shore doing his stuff as few golfers know how to do it. The north shore c istrict will be well represented in the Vestern Open by a flock of stars. Among those who have entered is Al Espinosa of the famous golfinP." family. At h professional at the Ittinois Golf cluh out on Dundee road. He has been "knocking at the door" in the western Open for several :vfan. but missing- out hy narrow margins . Espinosa is playing fine golf this season anrl it would not he surnrisinv to see him fightinl7 it out right to the_ finish. Hutchison to Comoe'te Joe Roseman of Pickwick Suburban one of our newest club3 is an entrant and so is Tony Rengel who is the pro at Pickwick Renl!el formerlv was assistant professional at the Wilmette Golf club. · Jock Hutchison, professional at Glenview, who needs no introduction is expected to make it an intere$ting to~rnament. At Lesperance of West- , ......................... . we have moved around the corner from 415¥2 Fourth Street to 1- w w a:: (J) Schultz Families Hold Reunion July 1- 29th Sunday, July 29, is the date set for the fifth annual reunion of the Schultz families. -C. C. Schultz, superintendent of public works, who left a few days ago on his vacation, has carefully planned his annual lea vetakJng from official duties that he may return in time for the reunion, which has grown to be one of the big events of its kind in Wilmette. The meeting this year wilt be held in the Forest Preserve at Dundee and Waukegan. roads, an ~d be an all day affair. There ~re usually upwards of eighty in attendance, most of the celebrants residing in Wilmette, Chicago and the Chicago area. Louis Schultz, of 419 Laurel avenue, and Mrs. Fred Russell, of 222 W oodpine, are in charge of the arrangements for the reunion this year. 1::l ::c a:: 411 Linden Avenue 0 LL. LINDEN AVENUE wilt New Building I I Our Own" I IT · . Ter~nal TO BE GUEST AT CULVER Paul T. Gilbert, Jr. of 554 Brier street, Kenilworth will be a guest of Culver Military academy for the week of July 24 to August 1. He has been chosen from the entire North Shore Area coundl of Boy Scouts, and is one of six boys to go to the camp. After his visit he will go to the Boy Scout camp for a month and wilt join some of the other boys from Troop 13. The Kenilworth Garden club will meet today at the home of Mrs. E. J. Phelps, 328 Leicester road, Kenilworth. Prof. James Hutchinson of the University of Illinois will talk on ."Pruning Shrubs." HARD'W AR.,B . ·························· 4 WHERE YOU'L-L. L-IKE TO T~ADE Plastering Contractor Plain and Ornamental ·· Exterior Plastering Stucco Work a Specialty -oDouglas Smith of Kenilworth entertaiJ1ed eighteen young people Sunday evenin~ in honor of Bud Viven of Winter Haven, Fla., who is visiting · here. -0- . Mrs. Thomas White and her daughter, Loretta, and Miss Mary Lent, all of Kenilworjh, left Wednesday, July 11, for I. X. L. ranch in Dayton, Wyo. They plan to be gone for six weeks. Chas. E. Welter 115 Fifteenth St. Phone Wil~ 2151 Carpenter and Cabinet Work J. SHORTRIDGE Mason Contractor , General Repair Cement, Stone Walks and Porches Are You Contemplating Having Those Alterations and Repairs Done Now? Remodeling and Porches Screened 421 Ricbmoad Phone Kenilworth 2735 G.W.SAXTON 546 Sterling Rd., Kenilworth, Kenil. 3495-1847