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Lehmann M“ the] 28-30 South Main Street Two Phone-117478 ("In r pz-HII {our nvlm L "In I-u-I unrvml' ~ . I) uuuln- um plum-mm.» H mm (In: dou-rmil.. puhlm', llr. (iuuduiu. H the unfair should volipm vlons atlc-lnpt. 'l‘lml 1m his :uubixlun llh-rv ('m: I Eutlulh' u “'11: [want it “a: :uxny uhm « «mpw'l For “aw-ks “1', 11114111! early and lnh- ylmninv. cess of tlu- rum xiv. too mnuuinh-l'm um) ( culc- Hu-.~-- plum up; on our!) Hun-inf. Izmr'l‘n‘: :: n (ul'lr: vi p: In l“ll'v . It: sympmh lEt- \1'hui-wir. mmutlnrg in hu-luu s g'. urv via-r (hn'u- , d On Monday (Labor Day) took place the annual outing and grand family feast of SI. Jom‘ph‘s parish m. AUNT! Plan's farm. IL is tho big Hunt of the year, but Ibis mm: 1'! was :I big event with an (-xcvpliunally Innu- "15." Two busvs, three automobiles and ;~(‘\'- era! haunt-Ls \wxm hum busy Inns- porting pvnpgv I'rnm the \iligxgc 10 (h.- Beal of pleasurv. and u mrrty and humu- (Iowd it was. A unkuhr pro- cession of buggius and family run- rlzlgvs brought hundreds from sur' rounding towns. Afralr is grand success both socially and financially Dr. Goodwin well pleased ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH ANNUAL OWE-PICNIC PICNICERS WERE SATISFIED must punflv arv Luv?‘ Emmv md at work again. '11er :m‘ surv tn hv all sorts of things you‘ll be needing and we'd be ghul if you’d pay us a visit and S('(’ if we have what you want. when I‘hisisJHsl VOL. XXX. N0. 4-. Your H'umlzly Pam-r lmforc 1011011. :1?“ L.’“H” 1050 ”W stun-:11 that hum: The wide-awake store for wide-awake buyers it REMEMEER fht’ alien'- (-u-rmil In“ ' ,. \\ HA) ln‘nhl '1'} our nu s an Iha- , 1w sum-“Ml: d in 'm: l»(- nu dullbl. :m I' Huum In”) ‘lnw'ldliulnfl Imrlhin li'.|-l‘i;(l and tlnln'im, .‘nznl Maul in mull ilmgc to tho- mrrry and rrgular pru- lenlly rur- Ill 'I'ound Iidml In EP'I'. 1 m (It? r" [In 1o The supper was under the supervis- ‘iou of Miss Julia DiMer and Mrs. Albert l’fufl’. assisted by a number of the ladies of the parish. Fish pond. Mrs. Delaney; candy booth, Mrs. Pvt- rl rvl'reshmum stand. Gates Armin. assisted by John McMahon, Ed Mc‘ Mahon and Frank Hum-n. The dance nhlll‘nrm was in charge of Henry l-‘uullmbor, whih- l-“ank Bum-s and William Norbert took euro of the baby rack, and Joseph Miller tho cam- ruck. ’l‘lw prizv whvol was turxwd by 1’. (21' "l' and HI! .\X(‘.\luh(m: in: «2mm 'mmh. ha}: (in niur. .\ I'rntlu'“ vl‘ [hr (w Minn was the nnuivn of "h-I’z own." law '11) lb.» whm’nu. '1“.u-1'c was also :I numb-1' m' lurm- ran-inwv' dnuu'iuns {mm 1 :9 m‘ vuwn uwrr nus -u'hicl. unirul .un lnh- 201' pruyn‘r disuilmliun [n l)!»- Mamba. disgust-4! of in this IlliU‘H r. \m'nr'uui' lid McMahun twm I?!" anmd in Land humor by u mun“: {”5”th u! (with? ('\'Dl'l.,’:-Illli.\f an“! aim: rrmnrkr, iuh‘l'fln‘l‘fl'nl lu'lll' :«ir-nuzh In 1.: Huh- hm mm. “Lirh H‘al nil} Ulmli Hu- marl-z Ezm-Laiml. Hlv- In". In II' :11 “in-"x Illv‘ L"k-‘~':‘ ll"f"'!lt'«l I-~ m-l m L. \‘unlldv‘r-‘(l '.‘. " ' Il‘l v.1: in ”In luu hqnd regarding the supper reflected great credit upon the cooking and sewing abilities of the ladies in charge. \«m ru ()hl has; ”lzllu'l‘i Ht l'lv - III‘ “In- (1|th gnuuiuv (vl'H m DOVVNERS GROVE, DU PAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, SEPTEMBER 5, 1913. ‘1" 1U)? Ihu i“ uter- m'. \\ hr- il~ Mm.“ rih ~ I J â€"â€"Mr. and Mrs. Warren Devan-aux of Aurora no visiting relatives In Down- ers Jame. ~While returning from the picnic at Pfaff’s (arm Monday night with a load. Frank Haw-kins had the minor. tune to break the rear axle on one of the garage cars. He was coming down the Kain street hm Just south of Maple avenue when It happened. mgr-m1 their first annual picnfc was vary much pnjoyr’d and will look forâ€" ward to next year wlth much Interest. Mm": mud r~nprnvin r rooms- tho makâ€" ing of Hn- plan-s for pr -=sts .md man) (fihvr things at inn-rust. and finally m-rr- nnrh givrvn thr‘ir favoritc: pen- nant to take home as a souvqnlr. All HY Games, Races, Dancing and chasing the elusive greased pig principal diversions ENJOY OUTING IN WOODS ()ur Inuulirul Vin-4.1:“ \\'(|b (h:- split “hil'h numvm! llw wzlilu m’guuim- lion ux' iin- (‘hlcugo Mum-h Ullin- ul‘ 1hr ’l‘r;nwh-r~: Insnrum- i‘ulvluuu Sallmlzu. .\1.\lu~. lull m-m um. TRAVELERS IISURANCE 00. EMPLOYEES PICNIC IIERE fl" 11h- Ill. :1|Xlll' nu! 0.1!: H: HA [ml-m. lu r dull». m! HH') mull "v hi5 Inn-ll I! 1‘"! mi 'hw thr- (I [nnl‘lr mlur Wu“ of Ill Ml Llil [Ill .d Ill â€"Hrs. A. Rubber! and Ions, am: and Raymond, leave Downers anon next week on a week's mu In Bu!- mo, N. Y. The {guard of Supvrvisms of DuPage mmny hr‘re invih an soMinrs of the Civil War and the Spanish-American war rr-sidnms of DuPage cmmly to attend a soldir-rs' reunion to he held at the Court Housr- in Vflneamn on Thursday, the eleventh day of Septem- ber. 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m. nut ”10}. nu! uf mow um! Sunlll lib m MRS. ESTHER 1C -ml 9. (alum |fil‘ht| lu-r ml- Ir‘on ~~ .\||; A. 41m H fiilll’v Damn ' Th 1- wh Bl ()n Svptvmhvr L’Illh, lxsvll. slu- was unfit-d in nmningzv “illl Mr. Juhn L. Homnn-rs. ’Hn-g lwuzlu llhir umrrimi “Tc? :1! E0111. (hm: umwd lu Nam-milk: and shu'v 11m] hnn mzulv Ihrir lwnu- III Don't; (Hun Mrs. Mabel Hutch “runners was born near Lislv. “1,. on llw 2m. day of February. 1878. 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