This was held Thursday owning to elect delegates to the judicial (-onl vention zit Libertyville. Saturday. Judge ('ptuu retires and a new man is to be nominated; The delegates will find a choice dinner. in the basement of the town hall. furnished by the ladies. ml the M. E. Church. The following delegates were elected: W. W. Buyingtun. (ieurrzc B. (winnings. 5'. M. Millard. " Char es H. Banker. I). L. 'IZt-nk. ll..(.‘. liasyi'. ' Mayor K. (i. l‘lHHL-d. 'I‘. M. Clark. \Villmm J. 1 )ln'i'. H. H. Vail. (ii-unu- l.. llmml. Juhn RlulnlplI. .N. M. .lulmson. (ieurgc Hi-sli‘r. l’n-tl (in-vudmlu H. A. Warn-n. U. l,. ()lesen. :\. \V. l’lctt'lwr. \\ . Si lillia. Jr. (‘huinnalL Miss May Parkhurst is again ill. R. M. Pease ï¬lled her place Wed- nesday morning and in the‘afternoon hér place wasjtaken by Miss Dolan of Evanston, who will continue to teach until Miss Parkhurst recovers. J. B. Markham. who founded the Pioneer store at Fort Sheridan, losl his wife a week ago Sunday. in Cali- fornia. where hv had gone to recruit his own health. Mr' Markham was also in husiness in Wankegan. lnsurv your pmpvrt)‘ with D. M Hrskima JR. (‘0. The Ehwctn'c mad will probabiy come up before the board next Tuesâ€" day for consideration Public sent- iment is very favoréble. Behold! skaters went out to skate and when they were come to The sfottgh; behold there Was such a ris- ing of the elements and falling of snow flakes that they must needs take unto themselves skates and flee home from the storm 'to come. There was a small' party at the. home of Eber WoodruH'Friday eve» .> uiug. A good time is reported. ; C. E. Preston and wife spent : Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lentz I of Chicago, who for some time lived f here. Miss Laura Jonas of Rockefeller and Mr. Redner" of Fort Sheridan. The medal was awarded to ’Miss Jonas. Mr. Brown, Past Chief Tenr plar of Ida’ho. made some remarks ï¬nd R‘. E. _Winter . Inadé 8 Speech. An Auction sale uf cakes, followed by an hour of social enjoyment. endéd the evening's entertainment. Frank Jernigan of the 15th. 119w conductor on the "L" roadvin Chicago visited friends here Sunday. THE GOOD TEMPLAHS. The cuunh lodge- of the Good Templars was held Saturdav even~ ing‘ at the hall On account of the \\ eather the attendance was small and there were only two contestants in the Oratory contest : HIGHWOOD HAPPENINGS. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Engraved .Wedding § and Society Announcementsaeac Crests, Monograms add Address Dies. xxx; 5 Fresh and Sal; Meats, Since January in our Repair Shop has been in running order. Now is the time to have your wheel repaired and put in shape for next season- To or from Any Pad of City. HIGHLAND PARK, ILLJ nu." rnusufl-vn UH pl†or bumm.- ' C3511 Customers Bromide J Enlargcmcnts J! Mad: > For Guanine Bargains. CENTRAL AVENt'I-Z. HIGHLAND PARK. ILL GI ES ER BROS, 3 A; J." NbE‘RENééRG. The Latest Fad“... QRSON a. . BRANDJW YMPM "PHOTOGRAPHER.- Portrait and Landscape Artist THE ‘. Central Ava, - Highlaind Park. In. - TELEPHONE 42. INGALLS BROS. 6' CO" The Leading Market, ‘Mason ’-' Contracfor. Trunks Plrccls POULTRY. FISH, BUTTER HIUHLAN D PARK NEWS. On Short Notice and \ nur t‘IIItylpg‘tuken and .‘Inizm- ed \\ Iâ€: y nu gh order Noun Interiors taken In sunlight. or atim LII liuhi Your Photomph nu pin or bummu Manufacturers of the Highland. Bicycle Supplies of All Kinds. Wheels Bought, Sold and Rented. Wheels Stored for the Winter. J. F. LEAMING' C01, Stationers, 150 Washington Street, Chicago. AND EGGS. DEALERS IN 25 CQMI. no Cums. iTELEPHONE 25. ()mnent Sidewalks and all other 5 Q ‘ i Work executtcd m the beat manner 5 and at lowest prices. ' Highun’q Plrk Telephone No. 44’. 'cmago Mich. 1305 Chamber at Commerce. Cement, Hair, Lime; Stucco and Plaster. The Highland Park Real Estate Man, I! You Want to 3m or Exchange, Goods sent for and deliveréd to all parts of the city. Orders by pus! or felephbue promptly attended to. \ HENRY K. COALE. Dcalzr In arede who a the urday put over t ing Elect line 0 Park. journ pqnai tunit our 0 Mrs down is, um under: That 1 from 1 comm has re ready Holm‘ cunhx yours Th