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Iota! .................. '. 4,. 986 56 ‘ DIQBURSIXENTS Tents. ......... . ..... ~ ..... ”mm: 24500 Cots', mattresses, bedding, etc.. ‘ 388,01 Sundry equipment supplies. . . . 34 65 Grace Church, donation. Rocâ€" < vnation Tent..........i ..... 25000 Highland Park Electric Light 00., donstion, arc Light ..... 76 00 n1 mand Park Electric Light H " . donation, are light. . . 75 '00 Deficit 9n permanent equipméit: 171 66 Grace éhurch. donation, Ecc- reation Tent‘ ............... 250.00 Highlapd Pgrk Electric Liam Moraine Hot'elTent Fund” CotFund Fund. .................... ................ Mothers... Inhnts.. . Age 2 3.34. Age 4 to 12 Age 4 £612.57 Age over 12.21 Gad’s Hill Sbc‘ial Settlement- Attached we give itemized!!!“- ment of enrollment and finances to August 12,1902? On account of your generous con- tributions we have been able to con- duct a moot an‘ooenbful and minmay utiafnctory encampment, notwith- standing the imhvorable loath“: It may be interesting to learn “mt we have entqrtained and inn-noted campont Contributor-u: The management denim to pub- licly thank each and every one who has contributed to the Inpport. on- terhinmont and work of the Ion-on just closed. “ A. E. me. Supt. God’s Hill Bocid Botflomnot. To Gad’o Hill Soon] Milena“ En- Chem. Aug. 12. 1902. Edttor Slum»: Rom NnnJar- I'll. Highland Perk, [ILâ€"Deer Sir: ~â€"-'l‘he undersigned. for God’s Hill Encampment management. desire- to exp". theft epprecietion for the magnuimoae mince: in which you hue recognized on through the col; name of your excellent medium By keeping our work to prominent], before the public may vieiton'were brought to the camp who otherwiec might not have become negotiated with our work and our need'. Pleuc accept our most hearty thanks. FINANCIAL STATEMENT PEBHAxEx'r maxpunxr AccoW Total Tout. . .., GAD'S HILL CAMP. ........ 093000 ennui. Account ENROLL'MENT 24 10 13 49/ 4s -Weeks' Equiphiél'zé ; 23 .....8 25000 4th 21 5th at, 9 m4 0‘ 19 4 39 zoo'oo 4000 D. Steensohn, with his si Mrs. Preston, when heard I e‘arlier' m the week, were bur a glorious time in Lou Ann .wilTh relativei in PSI-{Inna Ore I Miss Louise Knie, of Chicago, Ispen‘t ‘Suhday with her sister, IMisg Clara Kniel at the homeof I-Mrs. F I). Ftitsoh. WWW , B. O. FritSch and family spent Sunday at Prairie View With Mr. and Mrs. needler, who had quite a little family reunion at their home On that‘day. , Thomas Morton, of Highlhna Park, the successor of Mr. Hem- ingway, assumed active manage- ment 'of Alexander Robertson’s Highwhod ofiice'Monday of this: week. * ' , Mm'GéhIerdt and family, who have been'spending the summét at'the Hotel Mecham, returned' to Chicago Sunday. Mrs. Lehman and Miss Laura Lehman, of Chicago, were the guests of F. D. Fritsch and family over Sunday. ' Albert 1 Mechain ha‘sf h retunigd froin a delightful visit sof’ two weeks. with friends in Blgl'ey, day. for a visit of a {my aays‘ with her parents in Northfield. Mm Edward Matthews spent several days this week at Lake -_ ‘7'.“ limit equipment; ........... 8 I71 .0 Approximate deuciton running Approximate deficit "SEW tnd'lxpnu. . .. Hum“"‘r'Â¥f"m"fiii'filli WM. "Ilia. Kelflwonh.m::.’?. ......... Kallwoflh. supplies .......... William ............ _ ........ Fort Bhutan. ................. Ldu Pom .................. fight-nu ...... . ............. Mrs. B. O. Fritsch left Thurs. H was SHERIDAN__BOAD NEWSLETTER. Tom spproximto deficit... m as HIGH woob. I6 week, were having time in L0: Angelea. 39w enjoying a visit DIIIUIIIIIITI .813“ 01 sister, moo .4505 183 85 719 55 If it mn’t poxinlor, if it want. nvodb "WY the poop e. iwhy do dealers 0.1th someth in: t on good ol ythe Mgdilbn Medicine ’3 Rocky Mountain Tu." Thing it. our. 35c. n_..__‘ 9 9: 33 n. 11:. received and dispatched 11:21 I. m. “ “ 3 .35 p.1n ‘ “ 5: 58 p_. m. ". 7:17 p' m. .. “ , dispuched. -8nnda v mail is dispatched at 5:51 p.111. All mails close 30 minum before the departure of trains. Highland Park Postofllce. Office 0mm from '7 a m m '7 301‘2?“ Office not open on Sunday. » . Mail trains "rife and depart an follow: Sqm‘u BOUND _ 6: 4 h. m. feceived 'und dispatched a _ __ ,. Infantry, who is considered the handsomeet man in gold braid iand brass buttons at the Pogt'. The parents on learning of the clandestine marriage of their daughter, were 'heart- broken. The father threatening to separate them, it was rumored that Mrs. Qhurch had been sent on to New York- On the contrary she and her husband have been spending the week at the Lancaster, un- known to Mr. Millee. Last Monday afternoon High- wood again distinguished itself with a runaway match. Miss Lnln Miller, the 18-yeat-old daughter 0111:. Miller, the manager of the Fort Sheridan Park. after I! brie-f neqnaintanee of a few day: was iudnerd to elope by Private John E. :Cbnreh, of CompanyI, 20th. solo in the morning, and Mill Halsey Gavitt, who is gifted with a beautiful mezzo voice, sang “Someday” in her usual‘bappy way at the evening service. N. H. He writes lhe government site is apart). [riflGevitt' end Kile Guilt will probably nuke him e little visit sometime during the winter. n‘ ‘ ‘ mafia. Shnltie wu haste-e a ‘e very prietty luncheon lat Thun- dny week. Thggnuu were Hi- Spenlding, of Weakegen, and her mother. Mn. Spenlding, of Ken- tucky, who is viailing her, Mrs. Kathryn Kelley and Min. Fox. - The mnsicnl Win at both the morning and evening eervloee‘ et the M. E. chnrch Sunday lut‘ m exceptionally ’fine. Mrs. Ernest Gnil tandem! a charming If it Chg-inn deiit h * delighted with h'u new guinea at Bayu'd, " fig __ Norm BOUND received A w. Fletcher, P u said ci‘y us the 'nnie . mud equalized for State nnd County pur- poses for the current year. u’ the city taxes fo'r the'City of Highlund Purl: for said year ending A pry .30th, 1903. . Tam madmannmus on Now therefor aid City Council 3005 here my “Yd Nineteeii"Thomnfl”'""" _ Ono undred fifty-Five Doll": upon all Prgpenyfu'bject _Io fixation Within -_. l For meeting WWW». ‘ _ I WANTEDâ€"“mi” for w Irena. Will .y 8“ can}. p..- M’ly M Nun: um: once. For public libnry pupa-u. 1.000 an aunt or onwxu For sultry a! city ofloen. . . 4.500 .00 non up ulna-t For bonded indobhedneu ‘ tad-interest filling duo. . . 5.415 00 IIOCILLANIOCI ‘ For minelltnoou col-pom [ml-pong not. hare'unbove . enummted .......... . . . . . coo 00 ' '13! "PM lot constructing. rapid and making now-rift. m momma For that lighting for you. PIII‘I'IIO nu mo: 9nd tho nimâ€" â€"rr- v'v- ‘â€" N’ amount. Inn! y of aid city and! A ,7 _ sous. 1;: living boon w by' “ ‘ “id City Council to be thou-duh.- “Thou-ad Ono Hundnd sud My- l‘ln mm”) Dough and show low which aid -_.l ALA ,7 smpriauoa- m undo AH DINARCI LIVYING In“ to: ”3:.” (a- an Ind ya in. In, 1:: 1003. to A)!“ I)“. l Boitordsinodbythg 01.de dig Ci‘y of Highland Pun-k: v z. 1:! . accounts-mi up; n': ..... 3 ”no” MW ......... PUBLIB NUTIGE. IAN (I)