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BLINOOI. In many respects the interests of the resident populntion in the villages ind towns along the north shore between Evanston and Waukcgln are identical. We are interested in the same Great Sheridan Road highway, in the same railway and electric roads. Our interest. are identi- cal in the summer music and pleasure park at Ravinia and we are intimately associated in all that can contribute to .the nat- ural beauties of our great lake 1;: one particular, at least. we believe that we can offer a better facilityforinterchange of thought and interests than is otherwise available. We do not pretend to compete with the daily newspaper press for general newsâ€"and this is not at all needed. What we think is needed is a live, intelligent, ap- preciation of all subjects that are peculiarly interesting to. people along this north shoreâ€"a weekly paper that shall give a distinct place to each town, village or city, furnishing items of social, domestic, religious or political affairs, andso present them that they will promote interchange- able and neighborly interests. \ The people of these towns have certain literary, artistic and mu- sical tastes. These must be dis- covered, reported, _and encour- The News-Letter does not ex- pect fo accomplish its ideal of a high-class local journal in the course of a few weeks. But it has made a beginning , and this week makes its first bow to the people of Glencpe. Next week we 'shall publish a full page of special features of Glencoe and most cor- dially invite all thecitizens to share in that number. Trial subscriptions will be re- ceived for the rest of this year to Dec. 81, 1907, at 50 cents. \Or- ders may be sent by postal card 'and our agent will call. We have no agency for the sale of the paper at present in Glen- coe, but we will send a copy 9f that number free to any resident or any number of residents on re- ceipt of - application by_ postal card or otherwise. The subscription price of the North Shore News-LetteT IS 31. 50 per year Mr. md Mn. F. W. Darling}, son of Rev. Dr. Darling, ire moving up from Telephofie No. 92 Highland To mIDENTS OP Each-wood to ‘makc their home at the 01m luau. ' “in Hammon inst tinned from her Intern trip. Mi. Henry A. Taylor I: spending his vacation at Watervlict. Mich. Mr. and Mn Shake and daughter of Chicago, spent the week with an. W. M. Behrene. Nu. Rick and dauhtet of 01pr went Sunday with he! mother. Mrs. Charles Behrens. Mr. and Mn. N. B. Reilly of Ni!- waukee spent several den last week with A. E. Clyde. - 44!. and MIRâ€"Greyném R. McCord spent Sunday with Mt. and Mrs. A. E. Clyde. Henry 1'. William. who ha! been in from the effects of poison ivy, is able to be out and attend to business. Citizens of Glencoe, “cheet up." The \city council has taken steps to complete the cement sidewalks at an early date. Mrs. H. Wiedcr of Glencoe left for Butternut, Wisconsin. to spend a few weeks with her sisteroirhlaw, Mrs. R. Wiedcr. Rev. Dr. Eastman of Farmingha'm. Mass“ who is visiting his son, Mr. Osgood Eastman, recently punched at the Congregational church. -. §u~ VVIIBU‘.-‘-Vllnl pull-VII. Dr. Byron W. Griffin, a former Mrs. Richard Van! has been on the . . . . , sick list the past week. physman of, this. place, I: occupying . . . . . . _ . the JohhTon‘m'FEfia‘éfiETMGEYe"“Yf:”“Mr5i Setvfjvtmgnrnnmmrmth Johnson and family are “my. ' 1- C- Ante: and'fumlyu ’- B. Roy passed through ‘0'“ the Mrs. Michael Hbrnbercerd'h-as been o‘her day with "m htyi‘ack, loads of quit“: sick the P3“ week. young WC dressed in bathing suits. Miss Amelia Half of Evtnston is 21!!“ kind of a party do you call it, visiting with Mrs. Ludwig. 0y? ‘YIAAA_‘ n___~- -t E.‘“‘_ ‘xu-.. .J- Miss‘ Carrie Beck, Miss Anna Fehde, Edwin Fchde and August Ra‘- dolph, accbmpanied by a crowd bf friends from Evanston, took a trip to Waukegan on the Pete Marquette last Sunday. One of the proofs th'al ,Giencoe business men are alive is the fact that the Glencoe hotel takes care of an average of twentrfive trawling men a week outside of _its‘ regular busi. ness. ” 'On Thursday, Aug. 15, the Worm en’s Library club had" the pleasing-'0! listenin-g'to a lecture by Mrs. Pro- fessor; Zeublin of the Chicago uni- versity on “Arts and Crafts; 8‘ Visit to William Morris of England." A very pleasing and instructive sugo gestion comes to us when we enter the beautiful depot of Glencoe. In the waiting room comfortable arm chairs take the place of the usual seats and at the disopsal of the public is a li- brary table upon which is the very ‘best of magazine reading. The building of the new St. W beth’s Episcopal church is progress- ing. The congregation was not satis« fied with the old site and a new one was chosen on the west side of the village. occupying the triangular block bounded by South Vernon and Raw- thorne avenues. On the east end of this trisngle a beautiful stone struc- true. “Gent long, is being built. Stmn bones are cite-tainted Ib‘u the chute will be enclosed by the middle of Novenbet. in which event the open- ing service. will probably be held_ on Chriltlnu day. The laying of the cornerstone will' Ill all probability take place in Septembet and will be duly announced. TO‘ RESIDENTS OF DEER- For some time past this paper has come to you under the name of the Highland Park Newsâ€"Let- ter. Its name is now changed so as to make it’more representative of the interests of all places on the north shore. We invite you to send us items of news and correspondence on subjects of interest to the com- munity. We shall be pleased to report the progress of your busi- ness or your social political and religious affairs and ask you to read our general address on an. other page. Docs-Edd 1m Miss Mayme Dufiy was visiting her purents Wednesday. > Miss Amelia Hoff of Evanlton is To RESIDENTS OF HIGH- visiting with Mrs Ludwig Hector Curry of Seattle, Wash, vis- ited friends here last week. ‘ Mn and Mrs. Rosebro of Chicago visited friends here last week ‘ Mr. Emil Miller of Shermetville vis- ited with Mrs. Jacobs Wednesday. Miss Agnes Hanley of Chicago is WOOD. We helieve the. subscribers who have been accustomed to re. ceive the Highwabd News will 'see the wisdom of the changeby which we, publish one better and more general paper that unites the interests of all the north shore. ‘ Miss ,Hazel‘Vant has obtained a po- sition with the C., M. 81 St. P. Rail- way. - ' ’ Miss Agnes Hanlex of Chicago is visiting her cousins, the‘ Andersens. Mi’ss Laura Karch spent her vaca- tion with relatives at» Cross Plaines, Rev. Smith of Miles Center preached in the ,St. Paul Evan. Church Sunday. A jolly time' at the Presbyterian S. S. picnic Tuesday. Games, races Mrs Michael Horenbergef has sold her property to a party from Chicago for $2,300. Joel Ellis of'La Grams: and Frank Ellis of Chicago visited Todds in an auto Sugday. . Mr. Blackwell will start for British Columbia next week with the purpose of buying a farm. 'and a ball game were the'Jeatutc. Misa/ Emma Karch of Portage, Wis“ visited her sister-in- law, Mrs G. Karch Sunday. ‘ Mr.‘ Ed Ouerinan and wife were Waukegan visitors Sunday. - Mr. nnd flu. P. Round and sons, visited Mr. and Mn. E. B. Shel-mu of Guy: Lake last Sunday. Len Tofiund of kaegan has b'een viaiting be: coming the Hutch- imon children, during the past week. Min Ionic Woodman and Min 10- sie Biedenucdt have [one for a week's outing at Paw Paw Lake. Mich. Sunday evening a Head of Mn. Hoppin' of Chicago, while- “tins for 3 train, accidentally {ell lid broke her hip bone. She was (than to the city. ‘Next Sunday morning thé D. A. C. will play the Norton (inns and the High-cod; in the nttemooa. It is re- poned that Willie McGill oi the semi- profesdonala will pitch fbr'the High- The D. A. C won a double- heaLer Sunday. The Dougla‘ A. C. was eas- ily beaten by a score of 7 to l. The Rivals moved a harder proposition. but were defeated by a score of '8 to to s ia a tight gape. Lance was am able to pitch because of a split finger. Sherman Kimbatk of Chiago is vis- iting his grandmother, Mn. Adams. A horse belonging to William Ho- renberger run any Tuesday and threw the hired man out of the rig. but did not injure him. The hone Fritz’s new lurker pole and been scan-d into standing still; Will you My read omgen- eral address on another page. If in anyway we can sorvo the peo- ple of Highwood in the reporting or discussion of its afiairs~sm cial, domestic or religious, we shall be pleased to do so. The LadiesF'Auxifiary iffn’flring a musical entertainment invthe near fu- ture. Date win be announced utter. The town is being greagly improved by the laying of new cement walks and the cleaning and repairing ofnthe streets. ‘ I Miss Mafia. fiaughter of the Metho. dist M. E. but 1', arrived at her home from Kingmnn, Indiana". where she had been visiting. ' The board of trustees of the M. E. church are preparing to build 1 par- sonage qn the church property for the occupmcy of the pastor. (Continued on page 8. 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