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12 Dr. H. C. B. Norriu, who has had a short illness, is much better. Mina Helen Subaru has tanned from Wisconsin. T German club met this week wit Mrs. ,Koehn and next week will meet-with Mm. Bjtterling. fl3§O§§§I3 :Qfifigfiifiiz .I I\G.§IDIQDQI :‘ififin $9 Miss Capron visited at Milwaukee and Konosha during vacation week. Miss Luce Jenkins of Winchester, Maus., isfihe guest of Mrs. H. A. De Windt. ' Mr. and'Mrs. H. J. Snell expect to leave Winnetka this week to re- side in Austin. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson are now again in Winnetka, having spent the win/nor in Chicago. Mi. and‘Mra; I; Keim are expect-- ed during the present month and will occupy Mr. Beak’s residence. Mrs. Shapeott and Mrs; Carmaq of Chicago, visited their mother, Mrs. D. C. ,Stockévell, the first of the week. J. N. Ellondyath, of Chicago, will occupy the Budstroot homo. ' The electric ‘ ioad- company pur- chased the lot on Lincoln avenue and Elm street and will buitdl a' depot there soon . ' ~ ‘ Mr. aners. Phalzerr, with the lattérfé father, Mr. Danby, will oc- cupy Mr. Ward’s house for the sum- mer. ' The Woman’ a society of the Con- gregational church wish to remind their friends that the articles prom ised for the bazaar, to be held on the 26th of May, can be left with Mrs. Carlton Prouty, who will receive any thing for the society mentioned. Mrs. Charles} Quarles and Mrs. J. V. Queries, wife of the senator, have been here from Milwaukee spending a few days this week. - Mrs. H. Dngqoyd and children,. also Fraulein Stalbhorn, rbtg‘med Friday the 5th, from a. week’s visit to MammothCave, Ky. fl. II:I.:..::§G.Q.C: 5.: :IIGOO§ i CIfifififififi l_ wimtka Department . . THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSâ€"LETTER. On April 24, at Honghton, Mich, Sheldon Douglaa Gilbert passed away after a brief attack of spinal meningitis. The deceased was the eldest child of Hr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Gilbert, and born in Houghton November 24, 1874. His mother was the daughter of the late Ransom Sheldon, and. died when he was but sixyeara old. Shortly after this the family moved‘to .Illlnoil. The lat- ter settled in Winnetha. Sheldon Gilbert was a graduate from the ALONZO L. RICHARDSON, ‘ Coal and Wgod. 4‘ Twin Lakes Ice. FRANK OTTO. FLORIST, P. 0. Box 153. WINNETKA On North Shore Vacant and Improved Real Estate 0r Care J. E, Houghteling. Winnetka. G. Whitney, Prguty Blk., Winnetka. Electric Light Wiring "Pennsylvania Oil and Gasoline nnld by barn-l or gallon. ‘ Barbi: Shop. 0km“. - - - Elm St. . Winnefln- JA’ Peabody, Houghleling8c Let, 1m: figure on Wiring your House or Store. First class work. Prompt service. Reasonable rates. OBITUAIY. BUILDING LOANS m flowers and Ham. ”LOANS... No. 164 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO. Northwestern University; irom this place of learning he entered the law department of Yale College, where he received his diploma: in 1897. Mr. 8. Gilbert was admitted to the pnetioe of law in Michigsn and Illi- nois. He took rent interest in athletic sports a was I member of Northwestern University toot bell team in 1895 and 1896. MLGilbert aftematd accepted a position ”private secretary to his uncle, D. Sheldon, shortly utter his election $0 Gangrene, over two fears ago. The'funeral was held April 26 from Trinit Church. Services were con- ductegby'Re‘v. J. E. Curzou. The Edwin Gage and Mia Thorn I. Gilbert are left to mourn his un- timely and. remains were laid to rest beside the mother's at. F ore'st Hill, Michigan. W. Wnlow Street. near Provident Avenue. Mall Otdgn have Palm and Term. 'Pi-Emfifit'mtemlon Q. J!