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$3.5:9I9l'5..ifi. Q. Iiillfigs :I‘.".Ԥ:Â¥Oilfiilz M§CI:D:UI§.D.DI Ill Ili.‘§§.i§giliiilG.llfiz The net pureed! from the school concert was 341.44. Mr. John Day, Jr., is confined “my”. - ° "‘ V"'B“’"" “’ wwa to the house with a severe cold, Mr. H P. Wilfinmemade a fly- 0 The Ladies Missmnarz ”‘th ll lug trip to the state of Iowa the Weditila;iatfhtern:orzn at M31212)? [met week. A full attendance is desired, as Mrs. John Charles Parry gave a otficers for the ensuing year will luncheon Monday. Covers were beelecled. laid for ten. 'r L-‘ M .L . A I Miss Carter of Chicago was a guest. at Gen. 0. R. ,Howard's UVt‘l‘ Sabbath. - Mrs. Michael Schindler who has been ill for the past two weeks, is convalescing. ;--- . Mr. and Mrs. Holden and son. Roy, were the guests of M12001- burn 0\ er Sabbath. Miss Greer of London, En land, wasa guest at Mr. J. Day's the past week, Mr. John Manning of Detroit, Mich. was the guest Mr. John Fanning last week” Mr. James Miller of Philadel- phia, was the guest of Mr. C. H. Whitelaw ovér Sabbath. "l‘he Womens Guild will meot in the; church parlors Tuesday afternoon at 1.30 o ’clock. Thirty ~six ladies attended the social tea given by the Women’ 8 Guild last Tuesday afternoon. Mr.;Ch’arles Darling of Albion, Mu 11., was the guest of his brother. M. M. Darling, the past Week. - Mrs. W; H. Johnqon , left Fri- day for the East. She will spend several weeks in New York and Toledo. . ’ '" Dr. Rushton. vof Chicago, preached m the Episcopal church Friday evening. Services every Friday during Lent. Frank A. Windt’s‘. civil engineer of Winnetka, and his assistant have been engaged the past week in taking levels and distances for n plan for a ,sewér district, with Mr. R. D. C1 Nico. by is traveling in fllcncoc Department THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWS-LETTER. outlet at the foot of Hazel avenue. The weather, and conditions re.- aultiug'from it, have hue}: very unfavorable for the workfbut we understand good progress is being made. In last Week's issue 'it was stated that Miss Mary Plummet was as- sistant librarian at the Pratt Insti- tute library. Miss Plummet is librarian and co lducts the library school of the ixlétituw. . The long looked for steel bridge for the electric railway, to‘ span Hazel avenue. arrived Tues- day. The wmjk‘of hauliyg it, to the subway and placing it on the abutments- began the next day. . (haircutâ€"Patrick Maloney, one of the oldest residents of Glencoe, died at his home, corner of Bluff street and Park avenue, at. ‘1] a. in. Tuesday.» 13th inst, of pneumonia“ after, a very brief illness, Although, in his ,usual good health when at- tacked, ‘he failed rapidly, and for several days the physicians hadM re- garded the end as inevitable. Maloney was 83 years old, and had‘ lived here some twenty- Jive years He was for seVeral years in charge of the railway gates at Park avenue Crossing but when a year or more ago the company arranged for the operation of twyo [crossings from a tower, Mr. Maloney, alter a trial of the work for a" while, was obliged to give it up. the task being too severe for. his strength. Personally, he was a kindly old man, of gentle and cheerful” disposition, upright- and faithful in all relations, anti de- Servedly popular with all who knew him. ‘ The Japanese have many curious customs. They begin a book at what We call the last page, and the end is where We have the title page. Horses, when in their sun-,1“ the door of the stable; men, and not women do the sewing and they puslgtho needle- in and out from them instead of to- ward them. 'Juqt half price rMarch lat to July latâ€"for 25 cents: that is, just half price. We do this to give every- body notpuw a subscriber an oppor- tunity to try the NEWS-LETTER and decide for themsvlves whether they want it. Just as smm as our list grows to I paint which will permit it “4-. shall reduce the prim to $1.00 a year. The advantage of this price will he ex~ tended to those who have or may subcoribe at the regular rate of $1.50 when the time (JOHN‘S fur a rmluctiuu. .Please call with your quarters at ‘once and tell ynur frio-nds to do the same, or have flue money rmuly when the agent for Hm Nuws culls on you. If you wish. for unntlwr 2511-1115 you can haw ‘Hw "H'Hh‘vlml I" Uf Boston, thc- 111n~t [11' 1Ltic1l \v:n111111.s paper. the sin-11f tho- “Ludin- 1.1111111) Journal," for 0111‘ “I111 1v ym. \uu had bettvr try it. Thirty-11m lmgvs each Pnd evelry 111011111. ‘lim‘ly Him. trated. Putz Chemicals, Patents Confectionery, Cigars and School Supplies Public Pay 'l‘t-Icphunv. l’mmpt Messenger and Delivery Servu'e. - J. HARRY. Prop. Park Ave». One Btock West of the dépot. hLEUCUE. TELEPHONE 213. Chicago Phone M 3965. GLENCOE. Fowlers No. 38 Madison St. CHICAGO. PARK BROS. 8: BEGGS, GLENCOE ‘ DRUG STORE. GLENCOE HOTEL, Tclcphonc No. 5. Gicncoc MRS A. M TIPTON Manufacturing R cgistvrul 25 Cents! PLUMBFRS ' urmm‘lst Optician. Established 188 1 . Cmcuzo