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't you put um pt. on a. ”SP" Pub 2-!» on 'm. ”in; wldku. but win the , they will otter ‘ into the e um; anything but phy- m. my not he would lens 0! the all-a] and apt 'to forget to m I china-d be! have done helm. - Is remembered that a me ,_ _"~~v,, menu peopk. In all the tow-I. m in the gnu-I If“ 0! China we 1 the hone-t blend in 'flfllpillfl to the art 0! var- M than boys no warning [ho were W by the la 0! Bum u! Ameri- Wt will mule a lot 0! ar- sbow that tiny would be , make the country m rod the blood of the “1min 3' “item. coin-b to which rt the Boxer Joel-(k- were m‘ly with which the young I up their drill ad mum: is surprising. They are learn Inn any n! Buo- rhl and mi. .062! n- a my Little mat. It’d. Bill! 0! he Wt!" nu lar'd on, "at MD- 50 1038 'id '90?” van nur- WM ’ r'd you'll git n‘iiulu' n' .. l0. 0‘ he!" replied the tn.- _°1.6.“."!"!'9’ “I” new: Mam Evorgreen‘nd m, were walking obi; o lone- rood neor Kndon coo he ’inhm was eon-m . km head and a Nu m to . Poek ghen anode-1y I.- . an, an’ m} a mg; I a-mmd to '1, elfâ€"cu- mum at that boys fly moire! “all; “cur 0!‘ a lot (MI gnu 55;}, ‘ ”‘0“ .0 “ti?” m. unide- siuumu m Hr. Bayes, who has been having quite a severe attack of pleuriay is able to be around again. Mrs. Bessie Hall Davis is well on her way to Manila. Her letters tell of a very pleasant journey so far. The following from town are at Bum this WES Frank Gwen, Fwd Schumuchar, W. E Brand, S P. Brand, Wm. Tillman and Cuarlie Baker. 0 Mrs. Caroline Maechtle. mother of Mrs; Chas. Streiber had a severe stroke of paralysis Wednesday even- ing. Owing to her advanced age her condition is‘quite critical. It. and Mrs. Geo. C. Ball spent Sunday with Mrs. W. S. Lasher, on Sheridan Road. Mrs. Clarkaon had her baby christgn last Sunday at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Clarkéon will be rémembered as Miss, Lulu Battle. The rite} of baptism Was adminis- tered by the Lutheran minister. E. C. Dickinson. of the Elmwood Cafe, moved into his new place of business, next door to the postofiice, last Wednesday, where he will be pleased to cater to the wants of his friends and patrons in the future. Mr. and Mrs. McMaster and son Save moved for the winter into Mr. Joe Ball’s house. ' Insure your 9111991"! Wlth Erskine A: Go. Miss Alice Brand entertained a small party'of invited guests at her home on Second street, Wednesday evening, the occasion I being the an- niversary of her birth. ' On Tuesday evening a crowd of young people from here, also several from Debrfield, enjoyed a straw ride through and around town. Before returning home they stopped at Dale Sweetland’s pharmacy, where they had refreshments. Miss Mayme Duffy, 3 well known and highly esteemed young lady of this place, was married to Mr. James Mulvihill, of Chicago, Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’,clock at St. Thomas church, Kimbark avenue and Fifty fifth street. The bride was attired in whhe. with a veil Miss Mayme Dufl’y, of Deerfield, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. The ceremony was perâ€" formed in the presence of only the immediate relatives of both parties. They have the congratulations of their many friends. The Bostonian French Chocolate Oran: m again on sale at Dale Sweetlsnd‘s. ' Major Vail is able to be out again, but shows that he has been quite a sufferer. Miss Lorene Naples, of South Chicago, ia ‘viaiting‘ her sister on Laurel avenue. ' . Mrs. Arthur Bayington and son, Ralph, spent Saturday in the city with friends. . Mr. Ch‘aflae Green and family leave for Chicago in the near future. mgman'd Pan-k Real Estate, D. M. Erskine a: Co. LAKE FOREST, Everything npâ€"to-date at tbé Ladies‘ a . . ‘ IOCIIWhfiufiififili‘ guumamumug VOL X. Increase Balms” Success!!! merchants news-Emu. Nevet let up on Advertis- lnu. In thpse thy: one must advemle to keep bus- iness a well u to Thebes! medium for lake shore enterprises in the HIGHWOOD. Miss Clara Bock, Miss A l‘ m Fre- berg, Miss E. C. Dorsey, up several other young peoplé of this ' lace left Thursday for a visit to I x6 Pan- American. The young In I' )3 hope to find difl'erent attractio '1 at the fair than the ionng inen Klid who visitéd there about.two wed a ago. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Doe are visiting in the city. Tlr are at present with Mr. and My: '1‘. H. Spencer. From here they .go with for the winter and Mr. 221d Mrs. Spencer will join them , a few weeks. They M11 be v "I much miseed, but we hope they v -'l have a delightful time, éi Real Estate Lo ans. 4; Co. North Chicago Catholica :u'e 30n- mdering the advisability (-1? arectiug’ a place for worship at that place. Mrs. Henry Bobriug. 0" North Cbicagoflook catholic acid Sunday, because her'husband Went ant and left he: at home. She wi'l recover. Mr. Thomas Shayne le Thurs- day morning [or Bufialo isit the Pan-American. From there he goes to Albany, N. Y., where'he meets his brother, C. C. Shayne, the well known New. York fur~ merchant. They will go together from Albany to spend Saturday and Sm .t' w with their mother at the old homr‘stead in Galway, N. Y. Mr. Shayrv‘ expects to return home next M mxday or Tuesday“. The ladies' of the Presbyterian church held the regular Weekly mie- sionary meeting in the. church par- lors Wednesday afternoon After devotional exercises, Mn. T. C. Rounds, of Chicago, who is an :nneéted with the Chicago Hebrev mission, was introduced and gave a Very in- teresting talk on the subject and work of the mission for J4 we. Her talk gave miich information upon the absorbing Jewish quest ion of the day. It was a pleasure to meet Mrs. Rounds and listen to her remarks. After singing' the Doxvlv.»gy .the ,‘meeting closed. About thiity were present. ' Miss Laura Mulkie and 3m: friend went Ito Deerfield Tuesday afternoon to visit friends. I Three Waukegan sakwrzkeopera were fined for selling liquor last Sunday. “ . 1 Ladies. consult. my millinzr .v ad on last page; it‘ s to your best interest. â€" Mrs. G. Bohl. Don‘t forget. the Ladies’ Bazaar. Miss Harriet Coombs and brother, Morton, of Holland Patert, N. _Y., were guests'at the home 0‘ Mayor Evans this week The zutyor in- forms us that he was a n zig'bbor of Mr. and Miss Coombs {(r y years ago, and that thirty five wars ago he attended school at Halls 1d Patent and Miss Coombs was his teacher: Mr. and Miss Coombs left on Thurs- day for California, where they will spend the winter; The Bostonian French (‘hocolste Creams, the finest creams in Americas, 50 cents per pound,at Dale S‘vvetland’s. FORT SHERIDJ. N, HIGII LAND PARK, D. M!" Erskine at the FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 190! Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs. B. A. Fe'ssenden wére delegates of the Woman’ 3 club at the State Federa- tion held' 1n December. They Blade Glad. Bunk Into Bar- MH and Carry 0" Trunk. Burglars eluded the guard of sol- diers around Fort Sheridan and, breaking into the barracks of Cour pany H, Twenty-ninth infantry, at Fort Sheridan,oarried a trunk into an adjacent ravine, where they rifled it of its contents. The trunk belonged to First Sergeant Francis Webster. The burglars contenwd themselves with stealing several gold and silver medals which Sergeant Webster had won for marksmanship. The trunk was in the orderly room of the com- pany and the barracks are within a short distance of the guardhouse, where the regular army guard is maintained. Among the medals taken were: , One gold medal depart- ment first prize, one gold distin- guished marksman badge. one silver army team medal, one silver depart- mentrteam medal, and several small badges. The rifled trund was found the next day by Sergeant Webster in the ravine. He has offered a re- ward for the return oi the medal. The barracks were filled with mem- bers of the Twenty-ninth regiment. but‘none of them were disturbed by the burglars. The theft was re- ported to Colonel Van Horne. FUNERAL 0F MRS. HORRISON. Adelaide Victoria, beloved wife of D. P.. Morrison, died at her home in Highland Park, October 18, 1901, aged 62 years. Beauty is a delusion and a snare eeepecially to wnman who luck it. A marriage licence was issued in Chicago Saturday to Frank A. Fink and Kate Flynn, both of Fort Sheri- dun. Mrs. H. P. Davidson went Thurs- day to attend~the quarterly meeting of the Woman’s Missionary society held at Homewood.~. The Woman’s‘Missionary Union will meet Monday morning, October 28, in the lecture room of the Pros- byterian church to sew for the Jew- ish mission in Chicago. Also the following Wednesday at the same time and place to saw for the Pres- byterian .Hospital in Chicago. All are requested to bepresent. Mrs. Morrison had been a resi- dent of the. Park for eighteen years, having found many friends who, with the bareaVed family, will miss hair in their circle. Shea leaves an aged husband and two daughters to mourn her loss. The pull-bearers were Robert G. Evans, James Bowden. Mr. Carroll, Mr. Williamson, Mr. Clark and Mr. G'outy. Mrs. Muhlke and daugflter, Laura, and Miss Smith who has been visit. ing them the past. week,.w'rll leave Tuesday for Bufialo BURGLARS’ AT FORT SHERIDAN. Funeral serviccs .wera held at the icsidence, Tuesday, October 22. at 1 o'clock, by Rev. Pfanstiebli Inter- ment at Rosehill cemetery. RAVINIA. The cadets will play the C {- cago Latin School next Suture", p7 afternoon on the academy grout 2.5 at 3 o ’olock. On Saturday the cadets wem’ éo Evanston to play the Evanmn Township High School tn: 1 The latter proved themselves' 50 be the stronger, and the end is were defeated. The score \ f“ EvanstonTHHS, 28; NM. A Invitations are out for a “b{ a dance" in “Dominic Davidsc :s muster hall," on “Hallowee f" This is a new departure,” «'e boys have never before invi_ d outsiders on that date. Then: 'gl barbecue vi“ precede the b: n dance.‘1‘ho slur this year \ d be given by the ladies of i e facultymho have the amngemel's “s in hand. ' In the foot ball game of If t Wednesday the Cadets had tip best of their opponents, the Bug. y school. The score was N. M.“ 31,, 39; Rugby, 0. The Rugby to! ‘p played a sharp, snappy game, t it the cadets were too heavy " them. A game with N. M.-‘_'§.. second team would give th- \n players about their own size. at is hoped that such a game can 'e arranged. 3,...“ Colonel and Mrs. Davidson W; in Milwaukpe from Saturday u_i Tuesday on a combined busixi and pleasure trip. ; Lieutenant Lomax dropped in on the boys last Wednesday aft '- noon. He' 13 one of the very pi. .. ular old boys of the school. | The sidewalk [on High am butween St. Johns and Wankeg avenues, ia' sadly in need ofi pairs, Where is the mun \V looks after such things? ‘ ' i vLast Friday night the Fe Sisters gave their entertainml at the M. E. church in Highwo Only one complaint is heard that the program was not lo enough. The entertainm. proved a financial success, as 1 net proweds are 825. M12011 Brand took a flashlight picture the Peak Sisters. The you ladies wish to thank their trier who helped make their evenin success. Miss Emma Nelson has been the sick list. i The Ladies’ Auxiliary met vi Mia. B. O. Frittch, Tlmt’sday.’ Mr‘s.‘ H. J. Olsen and M, ‘Emily Olsen. spent Sunday :5 Monday with friends in the ci Mr. Brownly walks with and dignified air from the depot the postoflice. Reason why, baby boy, who put in his app unce one day last week. The Military Acadcm; GLENCOE, HIGH WOOD The postmiutreu at Fort Sher-- dun has my oompetiton fur the position the now holds. Hi- DeRoo has had the 0M Int eight years and In: done her work well and hug made my friends who hope thnt the my reap, for a term of yen: a lent. the benefit. at: third ch. put- oflice. Mia- DeRoo’s oompetitmi are so annapicuously below tho public that there is no needof mentioning them. DORSEY-CAIERON WM. Our enterprizing mun". It. A. E. Dorsey, m (untied to Hi- Cutheriue Cameron at the bout 0! :he bride's sister in Evansville. 1.11., on Sunday evening Inst. That-p91 coupie no now enjoying their hwy- moou seeing the lights at the Pin. Amefican expooition and Niagara Falls. xummoeasou. At 3 ocxo'ckon weaned" our iog. Mr. 1!quth 3nd I“ ‘l’ gust: Andornou were unibd in Will riage by the 801.}. C W i the parochial residues. The bride wu mended bylaw-il- Let, Miss Emma Andenou, and If. John Jeneat noted u had no. Both parties ui well known in Highland Park and the well vibe! 0! their many friends go with than. Lieutenant Aumn will receive I commission as colonel in I few tech and attheeame time beordetedto Chicago. Be; it now with his ml- ment in the Philippine‘. o(kieutennnt Colonel Anna «in». e a private in 1861, um! I“ by degrees until _ be was 3”)an major in 1898. -He received lib commission as lieutenent eolmel in Septemberu 1900. and wu then ordered to the Philippinee to no. oeod Colonel A. 8. Tower on pay- muter of thnt department. ST. MRY'S FAIR. . lle Catholic his thet in being be! m Goldberg’ I Open Home [at the benefit of St. Muy' I church in I gnnd euceeu financially a well n socielly. The donation. no good and every one ehould try to draw the fine piece of Jepeneee work, I table donated by. the Peroehiel Publbin‘ Co: The table in a fine epeciuln o! hendiwurk and the lucky one will have something to Ipprecieteand be proud of. Mr. and Mn. Done: Willi). “3t home” to their friends utter Nov. X2. NAME NEW mflAm Lieutenant Colonel Willin. An- man of the Thirteenth Uniud sui- Infnntry has bead about! to ouc- oeodColonel William Van Homa- cently retired, as commander It Fort Sheridan. Dolth having amend the family of Prof. S. L. Umbwh, D. 1)., the proposed lectun on “To and Pro in the Holy City.” to be given in Ebe- nezer chutch, will be postman! to Nov. 1. is:-:aun:uuca¢cu¢ataai :unumuuumuu: WINNETKA. NO. 22. LAKESIDE