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nnitbe vcfiboou nu, m- m. they Director 3 of city ”In 3nd at [out It!) birh~ the duo lould be r: bégin- t school unhip In tenth of yuan! 3}ka 3 .u of Iighlu'nd lé Illeyn Schools. formed 3 mmittoe ;y Clerk. Ltorneyl’ city In .n sewer {in for find “10 A letter Stunt. a pm» yy Road nation In the baht]! at 107, ‘ “An arms” Alloy B. A. wash. antenna on an Bloe- trie load. In Nd up with flu grip. M May, who wu but In: It I“! M's wedding, has returned to In: tom. Thou h s .100 dbplny o! Vslontlno’l In Julia Lugolu‘u windows. Ml.- anler o! Rochelle. 111.. who am. to Highwood to “hand thy Ind- dln' 01 Ill-- Pom] and Mr. lit-or. Ind who bu been visiting 3'. the bone of Willi-In Folvgy. has returned ‘- to her home u Rochelle. It. is reported thet s new building is soon to be erected on the corner of Builâ€" wny end Highwood venues. to con- tdn I. herdwm store. drug “on and bulk. The upper notice will he need a fine. Min Ellen Davin left Friday mom’- ing for Tunpow, Illinois. when Ibo will wind nun! weeks visiting her sum. wife of Rev. John Armstrong. Bunny Breukwoll bu rcligned' hi- podtion with H. J. Hemenwsy find young Sullivan of the Electric road has “ken his place. City clerk A. W. Himmler entertained a box puny.“ the Chicago Open House one‘evenju‘lut west. The reporter for the N231; magma; can» 1“ making thawing: the boys who “handed the dance at Elmhmt; no disrespect. however. wu intended. ' Many of the boys have been enjoying the fine dating“ the pest. week. Mnand Mrs. Riser, who hive been visiting Mrs. Hiaer’s brother, William Felvey, have left for their new home 3t. Rochelle. Illinois. Charles Mack and Chm-1e: Melville, motormen‘on an electric road, leivo next waek to" trip to Los Angeles. Henry My, who was injured by being caught betveen can of the C. a; M. E. R. R. 00.. has recovered sumo}- ently to be .1316 to go to work again, An eight and one half pound" boy was born to Mr. and Mrs; William Steele Wednesdty morning. Julius Laegler has added a depart- ment of picture molding to his “are. Mia. Judge Daniel Peue left for an extended visit. to Eureka, Kenm. to attend the wedding“ Ber non Rollin to Min Lent Mason 0! thet. city. Mr. Peale W“ A former. correspondent for the News-Letter. Mrs. Anne M. Noggle, widow of the lute Judge David Noggle 0: Wisconsin, who wu' also chief justice of Idaho for I number of years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. W. Pufl‘er, Mon- roe, Wisconsin, Sundny evening, at the age of 91 years. She end her sister. Mn. Hiram Johnson. were the oldest twine in the United 'sum Mn. Nog- cle wu the mother of M11. Brnimerd end grandmother of Mrs. Albert Ynger of Hichwood. . Highwood Duh! Rectum bu mud his tun- ilywxonhchhnco.“ um MW nowmwdothh 293. He now In. ono of the night. min to Kenneth... The city In to build t pronoun: n11- lu on Pnrlo “can: not “to m 0! Judge Peon. I! has been new tlut. . not. lbntmt be built, but the {hum of ‘he city will not wu- mtunehuoxpouumn the put- out “no. A children's petty wu held at the Breekwell home in honor of Geme Web‘s ninth Mnhdey Wedneedey. January I). Tlie‘ehlldren phyed for e hell hour end then pertaok of ceke end ooflee. The eludes were drum and the lights from nineeendlee shone brightly. while the ehfldreu llughed end enjoyed the fun. They ehen enmeed themselves with out door gemee until evening ected her pert in the pley, when ell deperted for home. Following ere the nemes of thoee Prawn} Bic‘huzd and Pen! Lend; gren. Mertin end Pen) Mneik. Wihle1 mane end Bough" Wmen. Freak. Kethryn, Angina. Clerence. Beby end Mre. Cerleon. Ade Boberg, Chester Sul- llven, Fey Breekwell, end George. Frenk. end Ernest Welz. The cakes made by Miss Olive Breekwell were delicious. find we wished the “Editor could have bed e bite. ‘ XMLâ€"Thged‘lwr_'wl e030. To the Editor: ‘ , , ‘ ‘ . ‘ {93.th 1:599 qgwygur paper, for, last. week append An .11th o! a. box social hold in the with" or the Swedish 1!. E. Church _ on Sum-day which netted the church 852.00. Such an affair to thin is never held at our church and would not. be permitted to be'tunsacted according to our views of ohrlstianity. I supposgit refers to a cértain basket or bo_x sbcial combined with a, dance held by the Swedish Lutheau that same Saturday. You would, Mr. Editor,‘ do a. great justice to the’ 'Swedish- people living in Highhnd Puk Highwood and Lake Fore“. who belong to our 8w. M. E. church. by rectifying said unhouuoemmt.‘ ’ . . . , WM :1; E. Swedish Claw? Services and Enteminmenfi‘ I1" ofthe 27th Infantry, 'mh md '21.? Batteries at Fort Sheridan, which, for the Week beginning 811m“: Fob- rutry 11,1906. Sunday morning, February nth, st 8:30 o‘clock, service in the men hull of the Post. Hospital for the nick men. Bnndny morning, Februuy 11th, at 9:30 o’ciock, Outhollc nervice in tin Pout Chtpo]. At 10:30 o’clock Protestant «nice in the Post Chapel. “'Snndsy craniumFebmx-y 11th, st 7:30 o’clock, oer-vice in the ma hull of the Gun-d Home for the prim. Illus- hand long: by In. Chfibourno. Singing by the prison qumm. Mn. Moore, 01-min. . . I remain. your’s, 0. J. Lindberg HIGHLAND PARK ' NEWS«LETTER the fu‘mre.” Ameri Wildmn 31 Hong K iifllmltle diflicul f mama: all the grown in America. ~r4ilpm¢ «is a staph same 0.; corn, when ~ present. market pric to 88.00 per pound, produggtion is less “1 8am“, evening, Fobrury n. at 7 {dash-w” of the Conn-«lg: Club In “to P0“ Cu ‘. in any" 9c. M. WM] evening. {obit-er! not. at a o’eloek. prion-wee lo the le- Bollby *0 Fort Shel-Men “hunk. direction 0! Ir. Hop-id... Next Dates lauds, Inch 5th. Lake Fore“ M'- lege Glee Club. Inhduy Much 19th, Ilr. and In. Wmn in Inch. Monduy April and. enuminment. by Boy.“ Blue Club. Mri.~ llalhnunol. Attraction wanted. day. Sunday mil is received nt 7: 3| t. In. and dispatched at 5 .43 p. In. All and: close 30 Initiates More the d!" punure of trains. , Mnil tn‘un arrive and d rt :1 fellows: South Bound. or!!! Bound. Rec'd‘and (“insulted Rec’d_nnd ditpalchad GI'N‘SE'NG Prof. Howard of the Missoufmg College says: “I advise AWN} ersto cultivate Ginseng. Big " '9 1‘ are realized. It is easily grown, ' bulletin by the Pennsylvan Stale legs says: “The supply «gamma; song Root is rapidly demtnhm n3; and, the price per pound is correspon ugly: increasing, while the constant-demand for the drug in China Mandala a gnar- antes? of a steady market for Gi‘nsengvln .’ £9mre,” American Consul General . ,' M Hon Kong writes: “There ’ "3 fl cuity m dilposing on {if an the Ginseng that is filial-lea. » / . ‘f , , astepieonthemu'ketthe’ “can earn. wheat or cotton. The lent market price varies from 06.00 18.00 per pound. while the cost of épmduetion is less than $1.50. There is room in one‘s garden to row several ‘huntired dollars worth one year. The i lent can be grown throughout the nited States and Canada in any soil or climate that will grow ordinary gar- den vegetables. ‘There are two plant- in seasons. spring and fall. e are buyers and exporters of the dried Product, and grow roots and‘seeds for Kanting purposes. Let us show you alto make rnoney growing Gin- un‘1 You can get a pmtictl .mun mo mines: for 3 until ontl-v 3nd noon has a nice income. Sena two- eonyoump todsy for our illuatueod litantnm telling :1! shout k. Wriu once; you may not ace thiu ud min. Hand-y April 16:13, it an open duo. mama (Park. Illinois Office opeh from 7cm. :0 6:30 p. In. Office open from 9 n. In. to no um. 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