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you... ”wâ€" _-..~- Mn. Ida SWIWMW hilmWMWWuMWiflwn I guest of Mr. Jno. 3::deth week an, yam" ago _ tchumh. cut out so as to gin; the‘ M“ 30“”8- Beeswax) 5‘“ been The K L. C E held alawn socialim trees I better 0hfln°6~ verysick but is graduauy recovering at the pnfsomge' Thursday eming{ George H Bowen has announced Archer B Fitzgeraid and funny anhough the air wasruw. Ice cream his preparation for taking orders for spent part of his vacation in the and cake disappeared in . remark- § all kindh of 'olect'rical work and gun- Park - ‘ably swift manner x er’al supplies and solicits the patrbn- - 31‘” Ida Purchase, 0‘ MIDDQBPO'I Earl Purdy has four live alligators ‘33 of the 89‘1“” Pub!“3 '39 has _ _ . u A T“! . _ .44 1--.. “,1 M. larnn .nEhis oficein Purdy’ahardware store. LOCAL NEWS NOTES. 3 D Genta’ (urnilhiugu at M. Bohl's', Haberdashaty. ; Cleaning and dyeing It. Bohl’s Haberdum ‘8‘ I“ a 31$“ all!“ W A {uh lion of new and up.to-da ‘1. MI . t lg a. an mg a 3606: at. the Ladies Baum; I _ , - tlme of improve Gortigade Brand is onjbyinâ€"g a two; in their . stem weeks vacation with full pay." ' l , . i, n . weeks vacation “Mb full pay. ‘ James 'McDonala weét to Wauke- Mn!- PI‘O‘ Gray b“ Md some 9‘ MrmCarl. “of-Chicago, i3 vhiting‘gau Wednesday to see if Elbert? the dying. oakg,_vbigh “00d 33998 her daughter. 1"" Wm. Tiflmgu. ville had stolen the county saint. Ito“ itho: .‘benu‘f‘m‘ young ‘maf’lej..a,n_d Miss Ida Purchase, of Minneapm] ii», Minn. ., is visiting with Miss Joy! Miller for a few weeks , § Floaéia Guthrie of Jackéon Boule- vard;IChieago. is visiting with her aunt Mrs. Wm. Tillman. Frnd C. Nmreuberg {a hurryingl his cottage for completion before the snow flies. g-Chao J Streiber in doing the work Min Louise Hangs has returned 4 to her home ii: Chicago afcer spend in; a dolighuul “to weeks with her ducal-r0. John S. Bmmin. ~ Fréddie Maechué of Milwaukee spam neural days with his parents 0. F. Maecbtle, on Laura! avenue. Chas. Shock has juqt finished an nice cfoquet ground on the property of Mr. Wycofi on St. Johns Place. spect his new “be of geut’u and boy’ a furnishings EVerything new and- Of the best quality. . The new purmnaga is nbaut com-‘ pleted and, Rev. Finkbeiner is al. ready transferi‘ng his extendve liu ’btary in fiha‘pqw Bijou. . VOL. “W i 1 , A Japanese young lady antbello- the spot «at inking-alt buth‘niu Sultl rains in native caatume attracted Lake. The mayor will cnnin 3 Jun. i« ‘lmuuh' attention at the concert. Shs‘ lion 0! the pence if neomry to run ‘3 ; is a guest of one of the guests of the‘ the 163:1 and 0! the city. i Lfihom- _ . ~Manyof onr‘penple has noted‘ " _ Tfie Electric Light, Co. is putting with sadness for some month the J in a new style burn” on nil the street nor-ions condition of S. M. Hilliard’s ‘lights, an installment of a genernl heilflt. We are happy to say he is ,, line of improvements wutncngl‘at’od" rapidly improving iq i must satisfac. iin their system. i ‘ ' ’ " V . ‘ltory' and promising mnnnor. " HIGHLAND PARK, 1L1... SATURDAY, AUGUST Earl Purdy has four live alligators? about a foot long ‘and as large in,t body as your wnst. Théy are living in a fine Welsh tin tank and are free for, the public to see. Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Chap man, who are spending the’ summer in this city have gone up to Lake Geneva for the summer as guests of ‘Mr and Mrs. John Mitcheli. T The Inca! list of autos is growing larger every week and most of the machines are becoming more and more civilized, sothat life will be make endurable on‘th'e attests; Fred 1’. Luther is expected home in a few' days from “New York with his gyip'full of loéomotix'ep, pawn: get coaches and height cars, which after reconstruction be willfiaoll to western toads. ' Bear if: mind the Lake gounty fair comes in about four inch. Get your exhibits ready. Tho North Shore Elecmc road will have trains running in good shape from Loko‘ Blufl before that time. City attorney Smoot is in, Utah studying the Mormon: question on Tying » Clarence C. Chapman has gong _to . free. Wayno for a day» or two in guest: of due bf his Stank Exchang‘aiwned, 3M9“ While he Ethere‘ be will , 109k ovef “me, 1 the famous stables at Percheron Lake} horses of MnDunbgm, thq importbt * ta 70‘! and breeder. , \ ' , 1 In the midst of an the scolding _ rand blnster against autos, doii’t for. mung [x get two things in their favor, “fey 3‘ the{don’t- [eat o'ats rainy days'and Sun- _' and § days, and-they don’t break their bal- m beitems and run away banana the flie- } are ‘so troublesome. I How many of our good readers ‘ 'know' mm the Epibcupal church hue o... e fine untied .eersiee .evegxmflmdayci Ch} evneing at 7:30 o’clock? , There in a ; ma biief mum, no eermon and than the sch 1:399;ch ngqllu‘i‘qg. about 8 O’clock cm ‘ [0: Che balance oi {Be hour} A 1% Prof. Lomax o! the Tom egrioul- by tux-a1 college spent pert of ‘Thure-~ pa ’ day and Friday in town as the guest on: L of Judge Hibberd. He in taking a (:0 speckl- eummer course in' ‘hé em or: 1 unity of China!) an scone of other SI n Tenn: are doing this eummert Ive l. 1903. | 1 § The mult and battery can in iJhdgo Hubbard’s court growing'out got a post film-Hod row in a Higbwood E-aaloounomenl Tuesday afternoon. ‘It' was. about six 'ttp one. and half 'a dqmu to the Other only the other ‘ strnék a few illegal blowg mid has @6an $53400hacb man‘gayiug'li'u mm Don’t. forget the city 0011130385; next, Tuesday nmhsmdiztymkm 6h: " piece oL road, they at etréot my where that is not. macadum3103 let tbs: mm“ F 1m; «4..., “My“; igtt is chairman. That i; in: whtt be and his associates are looking for. Help them out if you can. ' One of the best books in our Ii-v braty is James Bryce’ a recent Work, “Biographical Sketches.” which be- gins with Disraeli and closes with Gladstone AnOtber set very simi- lar are the two volumes of John ‘Fiske a “Historical and Literary Ea- says” Don’t read cheap- amt! like Mary J. Holmes when you can have such books. Highway experts say the quickest and most nflective way to spoil a macadamgzed street is to let it go dry The Surface must be kept damp to hold the fine stone binder in place and keep the lower strata of coarse stone down in 9130911130. 'Hence the necessity of watering .down our macadamized streets. William Forest Sampson, one Of ourontorprising young men, want. to Chickenfl‘ueedarlm wmkmmémxfi mar‘ried to 'one of the, numerous school autumn of that city, Mis- Lu- cretia’Kiator at her lgome. The net- lfiige was pérforniia' " in the evening" by Rev. W. Baku: and the happy pair left by boat for a btiaf vacation camping out over in Michigan. 0! éoum the usual lupply of rice was an hand for me, but. Mr. and Mn. Sampson eluded thoit purauon by a ‘vory shrewd foil 01‘: their put. N0. 11. vacation gun. 0! rice was