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or Job P 0509 ‘u'a mu“ m. Pn- by being film. N Is. The [at a! IL- sboehl/Icwldfor ST. STYLISH \. Blomdabl ILOCKy (QMI Avg. bland Park “dye-h wsbocthat . iGREEBUET haâ€"CZIM ’MPOSITE ” my Mental! fir é? LAKE FOREST, A quiet wedding was solemnized Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benton Liveasy, 200 Ar- lington etreet, Evansville, Ed, at which time Hrs. Liveesy’e sister, ”Catherine Cameron of Ashley, 11].. and Mr. A. E, Dorsey, editor of the N ns-Lmn of Highland Park, 111., were united. The ceremony was read by Rev. J. E. Fisher, past- or of Trinity church. in the presence of the family and a small number of iriende. The bride Were a handsome traveling suit of seal brown velvet, and carried a shower boquet of bride’s tones. The bride was the recipient of a beautiful collection of choice gifte. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey left the ‘aame evening over the Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad for Chicago, and an extended trip east. They will visit the Pan- Americnn Exposition upon their re- turn, and will be at home at High- land Park, 111., after November 12. â€"â€"Evaneville Courier-Journal. ' On Tuesday evening the young people of the Evangelical church gave Miss Louise Kuist a pleasant surprise, it being a celebration of her birthday. There were about forty present, the evening was a most enjoyable one; spent by playing games, singing and instrumental music. after which the guests were eened‘s lunch of coffee, cake and fruit. All ’ adjourned feeling very much pleased and wished that Miss Lou would enjoy many more such occasions Cell stale NIWBâ€"Ll‘l'l‘ni ofliee and scum your copy of the “Like of Wil- liam XeKlnley.” Positively no more than 1,000 copies will be given sway. Everything is up-fio-date at the Ladies’ Bazaar. 7 n A. Abomnnvy bu mmoied to the McDonald building, two doors; north of Erskine’s bunk, St. Johns Ave. of friends. Altman tea wee giym In. Green, with a few of her neigh- boxs, at the residence of Mrs. Vail on Tuesday afternoon. It. Chetlee M. Green and 11111in leeve noon" to Inside in Chicago, much to the regret of a large circle Call-H.110 NEWS-LITTER office and secure your copyof the “Life of Wil- liam McKinley.” Positively no more “an 1,000 copies will be given any. Mr. H. S. Harrington accompanied Rev. annstiehl to the banquet of the Presbyterian Social Union of Chicago. which was held last Tues- day evening, at the Y. M. C. A. ball. The question discussed was' “Social Discontent and the Church’s Oppor- tunity.” ‘ 0311 at the Nnvn-ann ofiloe end locum your copy of the “Life of Wil- liam chinley;” Positively no_ more jinn 1.000 copie- will be given ‘away. See the Malleable Steel Range in opontion at D. C. Purdy dz Sona’ landings stores, just south of the poaoflioe from Novambo: 4 to 9 in- clusive- Hot biscuits and 00399 will be served all day. Ladies, consult my holiday goods “ad” on the fourth page; it’s to yopr m. interestâ€"Mrs. G. BO!“- .. Onmrybodyulips! Wlnt? Honey- comb oundyJor file by DnleBweet- land only. inummuun g Increase Business. VOL X. news-[men Success!” Merchants i The belt medium to:- lute shore enterprheo is the {in}; “1B 132.? diivi '33:? malt advemSe tokeep bun. Inc-I I- well u to Nevex_let_t_lp on Advertis- HIGHWOOD. The Honeycomb candy, t] 0 latest candy that came like a comet. inthe andy world. (or sale only I); Dale Sweetland. D. C. Purdy Sons wi'l givea seriee of demonstrations in v mixing on the Malleable Steel BL: ges at theirlnrge double stores jl 9 south of the poetoflice, from Nor abet 4 £09; They ‘wish all the 1"» ies in- terestedto call and see {(rgthem- selves the work done with Half the usual amount of fuel. Tht'F’)dem- castration: are both instrut't've and useful for every housewife, n 4pecial feature being the art of baléwg bis- cuits perfectly in three miner «as and with one-half the fuel genera i .' used. Hot biscuits and ooflee will be? served every day. ' Call at the ans-Lm‘nn oi as and secure your copy of the “Life . f Wil- lim McKinley.” Positively x3 » more then 1,000 copiesfiwill be given f way. , Mr. Dale Sweetland has 2': mn us a beautiful lithograph of th :1 Pacific Cosst Rorax Co.’s mule tea 3 and transportation wagon. It 11 a be of interest to our readers to in 1v how diflicult it is for this com ny to transport their goods am: 3 the prairie to the stption withé‘ venty- mule teams. The picture 8 uld‘be seen to be appreciated «1 Alice Home, the public h. ~ oital at- Lake Forest, given by the 5’ Hands, is to be further enlarged by :. neerec- tionpf , a contagious ward, s parate from ' the hospital. Ther : preve- ment will‘ooet 88,000, wbic ,: money viill be given by Mrs. H. C. If urand. The new building will be x If the size of the preeent hoepiialf Call at the les-Lrnim o secure your copy 01 the “Life liam McKinley.” Positively yhan 1,000 copies will be given The Rev. and Hm. I? were invited into ‘the city * luncheon at Mr. and Mrs. G r who have just left their' hm in thy: Park for an The Rev. and Mrs. I? ndiehl were invited into the city § clay to luncheon at Mr. and Mrs. Gr gory ’3, who have just left their ’ ~ummer home in the: Park for flu winner. The oocasion of the lunehet L was to meet Mrs. MoCI‘ellend, who 5 to read a paper soon before the em: ety of the Colonial Dames, on "Di t h Cus- toms'and Life.” The club of young ladies f? at went to the Pan-American, have r~ turned. None are lost, strayed es.- stolen, all report a moat delightful I me. the young ladies bring bette reports thanthe young men did, ti ‘ ladies are always looking for som : ing of interest, not trifling matter The monthly vesper seni be held at the Presbyterian next Sabbath at 5 p. In. --E~. is invited. T heee services I.“ opportunity for Highland I r ple to hear and profit by fix; VFor passage tickets to 1| 'd from Europe, apply at. Erskine’s B 1 k. Mr. Thomas Shayne - named home yesterday from his tr ; .toNew York, and was surprised ' ) learn that he held the luchy num'u r Which drew the barrel of oil at. S“. Mary’s Catholic fair. Mrs. Harriet Palmer and I Miss Helen, Mr. O. L. Ole; Mr. B. O. Frirtsch are‘ apex 4' week at the Pan-American; FORT SHERIDAI ", HIGH 1’ AND PARK, i‘ as will :I church 'v ryb9dy z re fine music. mghter an and us the *f Wil. r more wuy. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, I901 Miss Harding, of Chicago, read the poem of “Enoch Arden,” so sim- ply and so beautifully that the at- tention of her hearers nevei- wavered, while Mrs.‘Maeon', at the piano, il- lustrated the power that music has to rtray the conditions, characters an emotions told of in poetry. Miss Wyooff delighted all by her dramatic rendering of a song cycle by Von Felitz. Mr. W. H. Néidlinger closed the program with a little talk on the same subject, which was no interest- ing and so instructiVO that it seemed much too ahcu’t= Mrs. J. B. Woodrufl was hoster for the afternoon, assisted by Mrs. C. W. Kirk and ' Mrs. A. B. Smith. Mrs. 'Mason’s paper, “The Be- lation of Poetry to Musi ,” was most interesting and made clear this won- derful and subtle relation. Tenny- son’s sad poem, “Enoch Arden," the music for which is composed by Richard Strauss, was given in illus- tration. THE OSSILI CLUB. The opening meeting of the Oseoli Club, for the year 1901 1902, was held at the Highland Park clubhouse. Thursday, October 24, at 3: 30 o’.clock The hall and library were beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and chrysanthemums. This occasion being a guest day. members of the club brought their friends, and a large and appreci- ative audience greeted the president, Mrs. F. D. Everett, and the mayist, Mrs; A. 0. Mason. ' to increase his business, and is de- termined to extend every accommo- ‘datipn to retain the good will ‘of his patrons. ‘ Girl yvmted for general housework. Apply at. ans-Lnrrxn otfice. only opened his new place of busi- ness with every equipment for a first class restaurant, but is now prepared to supply the families of Highland Park with first class bread; baked fresh every day. and all other pas- tries of the very best quality. Orders by telephone will receive prohpt at- .tention. Mr. Dickinson declares that he will ofl‘er every inducement to learn that Mr.» Dickinson but not Mi. E. C. Dickeneone, the well- known catereI, is now located first door north of the poetbfiioe, in the place known In the Somorville Bakery and Restaurant. His many friends and patrons will ' be pleased Brings luminous to listleu, un- lovable girls, making them handsome. murilgeoble women. That's what Rocky Mountdn Tea will do. Goo. B Cumming-a. Car-1 WOMAN'S CLUB. The first study class of the High- land Park Woman’s Club was held Tuesday, October 29, at Library Hall. The subject under discussion was “Late Colonial and Early Re- publican Wit and Humor," the lead- er, Hrs. Frank Clark. As Mrs. Clark failed to find much wit and humor among the people of the colonial period, she was equal to the emergency and supplied the de- ficiency herself. Other papers were read by Mrs. Feaeenden and Mrs. Qlareuee Gail. The subject had men thoroughly studied by the ladies, and all enjoyed the fruits of their-labor. E. C. DICKINSON'S ENTERPRISE. RAVINIA, Dr. Eugenia Culver has been appéintod inferno at the Women’s and Children’s hospital, Ogden avenue. A little eon arrived at the home of Gerhardt Cleve, last week. day. Mr. Burglehouse, of Chicago, was a guest at the Manse. over Sabbath. Mi'. Percy Hill, of Denver, 001- orado, made Glenooe a short visit Monday. Mr. O. R. Barnett left Sundny for New Yatk City and Washing- ton, D. C. The Woman’s Guild will meet in the church parlors, Tuesday, at 1:30 p. m. . Little Elsie Lloyd is ill with Bright’s disease. _ Bertram Otde m the guest of H B. Orde, over Sabbath. ‘ Mr. Lyons and family returned to their Chicago home Tuesday. Miss Beddow left Bostoil. Mra. O. R. Barnett entertained a few friends at dinner Thur-day. Mr. George Keeler wan the gmt of John Newhall oner Sun- I Mr. W. Thurston wa'a the guest of Mr. Tiermau over Sunday. Mrs. Andrew McLeilh is visit- ing friends in New York. Mr. Schetzley, for several years the only barber in Highwood, has filer several trials elsewhere come back to his old stand. > Mr. Schetzley vent to Chicago and started in the livery bainen, finding it not a satisfactory psy- ing business he sold out and vent to Kenoshs and started a barber shop agein. Being W he sold out and now is beekbrgnod, we hope. Mr. Schetzley is a splendid tonsorial artist, and his friends will give him their patron- age at once. Tao lute for last week. Mrs. W. H. Johnson is visiting in Toledo, Ohio. The Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Shultia on next Thur-day afternoon at 2 o’clock. It is understood that Mrs. Shultia will soon give that looked forwu'd to “cobweb social. ” Particular- later. Only the fifty or Iixty feet in front of Sam Bmkwell'a atone needs a cement sidewalk, and then the two blocks of cement sidewalk will be complete. ‘ The Peak Sisters? photo will be ready by the end of next week and several of the young men axe anxious to see them. GLEN 00E, HIGH WOOD GLEN COE. Friday for Renewal. That weview witch the mwthf~ thi- eouniryol en mt deem: Live of the b e? E true liberty and finial“! to the very life of our union. and we on- eelvee on record an (evade new menu tor the suppression end enam- letion of sanity. VHVBAlxu Rev. 0. W. Teal-n Committee. Lao 1‘. meum Don’t fail to uttend the hue bell game tomonow evening a 7:80, at 7: 30 at Goldberg'e hell. Hr Pha- etiehl' e Slbbath Ichool elm of 1” men play the Em High School a ver interacting one, u the Evin-o ton- p ny a good gun. Both hu- uo tofbo put on their mob]. Ad- miniqn in only 10 and“. teenyknnd the gum promise- to In Room. our hemby extendod 1:0 “Why this dark hour of Nahum that: her man-1M kahuna: At a recent meeting of the lake county prohibitionieh‘lt Grey's [ah the following reeolntienn were adopt- 1mm. Thu we booby up. our deep' sorrow at the 10. mil. nation and the world and by its death of‘onr lunentedchid William McKinlo . the m- loving spirit and christ m- am. who 1“» meat tad lamina-“ya.“- sndliublh aemnt as known to the wor Mr. Joe Bundle and lb Petriné Tolleoolk were mud!!! Wednudny morning at Iain-id. church. A reception m mm thfivilhge hall Wednesday em- mg. M to low on Bell M M Emu;'s.nuk. pin. Neiser and children, of Denver, were the guest: of Gen- eral O. E. Howard the pat rook. Mr. and Mn. Frank L. Hunk-y celebrated theit twenty-fifth unto yersuy Monday evening with 1 dinner and reception. ' Oardsnreoutfortho ofGordonA. Ran-0y Edith Kay-lands. Mn. Aaron Pm, of M and Miss Fanning, of Dutch, no the guests of Mrs. John Fanning. Mine Ban Hammond spent the latter part of the weekpith triall- ntBerwyn. Frye Coopar, of Leon, N. 1.. was a guest at Ben Netball'l. out the Sabbath. Good 8km of Ohicgo, '- the guest of Jack Fanning, out Sunday. Mr. Will Beat was the giant of his sister. Mrs. Holmes. out Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Walter Lee have returned to their home in Chicago. The little daughter oi ow Helke died Wednudly morning Mn. W. H. Johnson ”turned from Toledo the hot of the not. Mrs. will Scott returned ha Toronto,_0anodo, the Inst of tho week. I Mr. Christ Holdfielder and In. Darts were married Tue-day ‘- temoon. damn“ WINNETKA, LAKESIDE