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the mallet! veterans in decent. lag the graves of their comrades gone before: It is a pretty c’na- tom, this o! having the children larticipate in the commemoration exercises,- and one calculated toin- spire [mtriotism of the right aort. At tln- ()nwentsia there was golf in tln- morning. polo in the after noon and a dance in the evening. The Academy boys graciously mitted the boys from the E Acmhmy to score twelve hits to their one at the baseball game on the campus. In spite of the many attractions at home many sought recreation elsewhere. Some went to Forest Home,Waukegan, others toOhi to View the finish of the ma race. or the paraoe; and a goodly rtion of the po latiou went to 8 eridan Park to E2" the music and regale themselves on pink lemonade. - On last Saturday, for a time at least, time seemed to turn back- ward in its flight. when a score or more pompous, prosperous looking men, alumni L.‘ F. U., poured into town . from diflei‘ent directions, headed for the college, donned sweaters, and proceeded to contest the ability of the youngsters to play baseball. It was a‘gOod many years‘ since they had paced around the diamond and they were no long er young and nimble as of yore when they were freshmen or sopho- mores and sothey were ingloi'ious- ly beaten. For once this. season the college boys were champions. innseueueeeese e s so”; ornmno DAY. I ' Decoration Day, afternoon find evening, Ft. Sheridan Park was crowded with. hundreds who had. travelled from far at (1 near to enjoy the dancing, music, qudeville show and cm! shade offered by this pepu- lar retreat. The management was” hardly preparedto handle so large a gathering. as the work Of beautify. ing'lsnd Improving this fine property has progressed rather slowly owing to a scarcity of skilled help. on the North Shore at present, but Mr. Whitalnr wee equal to'the occasion. Good feeling prevailed throughout the day; every want of each of the hundreds present 'seemed to have been anticipated, and the affair 'seemsw have exceeded the anticipa- wununinfiufi l‘lllliil! u Highwood. On Monday 00. E.. 7th Infantry, [received rush orders to‘prepare to move to Alaska. To just ‘ what point in thatnoountry they were ordered to they were unable to learn up to the time of their departure yesterday. ' - Colonel Lippineott, who has been medical director at Manille the past year, haé’returned to ‘Fort Sheridan. He has been‘appointed medical di- rector of the department of Colorado Wand expects to leave for Denver in a few weeks. ' ' than! in most enthusiastic puma: of_l_ut you. to the amazement, will he intro- dmul from time to time, It in the aim of the manager to nuke Fort Sheridan Perk an ideal place for the mpeouhle aeration seeker; for the rowdy and loafer it in not, :- they will not be tolerated. Hr. Whit-hr does not oaterto the letter individual. Thoâ€"Ill)! impmvmu under \ny will soon be completed, and navy”, .- they unfold them-elves hu rented a house and removed to Highland. . Mr. W.’ H. Clark of Chicago in: the guest of Mr. W. F. Hogan on Decoration day. ML- and Mrs. Boer-em and Mine Carrie Benn: of Pullman, 111;. were the guests of the Van Lowe thie week. Mr. J. J. Condon, the genial oper- ator at the Fort Sheridan station, has been euflering from toneiIitie this week, but was feeling much better yesterday. U George McNally and Jacob Muel- ler, 4th U. S Infantry, havere re- turned from Manilla. Both report hard service and narrate many inter- esting anecdotes. The many'friendn of W. J. Dang!» arty, who has been I Visitor here for some time, will regret to learn that he' is soon to leave for his Janos- viile, Wis" hone. The Ladies’ Sewing circle of the M. E. church have in mind another entertainment, on the evening of Fri‘ day, June 9th It IS a lawn social and will be held at. the church. To Clevelm’d, 0., via Nickel Plate “ Dg. Frank. M. means, ' Road, on J 11116 25th and 26th, with Ham. ' return limit of June 29th, 1899 V {33%;3.” m. ‘ "W “Y“ “'- Three throu h trains daily. Chic- W “80 depot, an Bum“ Street and 801m! (Highwood): - Y§fafifigb? m Pacificpo avenue, on elevated loop. -_ ‘ 7.00 m 8.00 p.11. . For further information, write ' General Agent, 111 Adams street I on‘ FBA'KUI 8' "£80011” Chicago. ’12 - an. mauwo‘oo. THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWS-LETTER. ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. Steward Sheldon of the “oanbon” Little “Sister” Phlllip- but the who. Xian Irene Floyd and flu. C. C. Junie-on lawman week for Gov- omou tolund,_ N. Y. The highcchool area! on a pic; nic todny mun. isle ‘hiul eou‘th at town end Mr. PfenItiehi in with them an I contestant in their bell game, The Alta. echooi commencement exercieee were held at the Highlend Perk Ciuh Honee Int eveninan account of which will be given in next wcehe’ News-Luna. One fare for the round trip vu Nickel P to Road, on J une 25th, and 26t. Ticketagood return' to and including June‘29th, 18 Chicago depot, Van Buren at and Pacific venue. Address General Agent, 911 Adams at; Chicago. 11am 0' Charles W. Muzzy. Charles W. Muzzy. father of Mrs. A. M. Tipton, died at her home on June 2nd, of dropey of the heart. He was born March 25,1824, in Clarendon. Orange county, N. Y., and has been a resident of Elkader, . Clayton county, Iowa, for forty years, where he was taken fer burial. He has been a resident. of Gleneoe for one year. ‘ » Flet'é'fiéFBioék. 5!. Johns Ave" 099. Dcpot. Successorto Dr. 0. B. Femald. TM”. No. 0. a... we. m: an m: ()fliée and Res. Highland" Hotel. LLOYD M. BERGEN, M. D. DR. H. H. BOULTER'. Excursion “Cleveland. 0. DR. E. C. is "ohm“! «- DENTIST. Dentist. Omen Hon» 9 A. I. to i P I Until turner none. Higngnd-Park. ‘11