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_ _ _‘ $ dealer can supply you. â€" _ ‘___ _ Local and Personal IL . & _~~~of Deerfield â€"____| parents of Mrs. Raiph Peterson of Knollwood â€" road, Deerfield.‘ The Macadies lived in the Presbyterian manse for several years. tained in the Independent Register column headed "Here and there in 1897, 35 years ago this week" is as follows: "Shermerville. The chivâ€" ari following the wedding of James Macadie to â€" Miss Florence Hatch was a decided success. The boys were presented with a ten dollar bill which was spent the same eveâ€" h‘m 99 pant ~received on]y cuts ;_v;rv:;e eye. Fortunately the accident ocâ€" curred directly acrossâ€" from Dr:; Daâ€" A_ Uhrysler automobile, license number 290â€"307 Illinois, said to beâ€" long to a Ravinia resident, crashed into a tree on the George Karch propéerty Friday evening. The glass company. ters Mrs. Berry Devineand Mildred Love Gunckel and Miss Margaret Ludlow were Christmas day guests at the home of Mrs. Julia A. Seyl of West Lake Forest. _ â€" Christmas greetings have been reâ€" ceived fromâ€"Mr. and â€"Mrs. Matthew S. Anderson of Northbrook. Mrs. Anderson isâ€"the former Mrs. Franâ€" ce'aFloodGan-itynndwuforyean manager of the Deerfield departâ€" ment of the Illincis Bell Telephone is‘ home. uk 2 P e 0 £C An interesting piece of news conâ€" l!f. and Mrs. James Macadie now ters Mrs. Love Gwm North Chestnut street. _ _ _ _ Mrs. M. C, Love and two daughâ€" their as their Christmas dinner guests Mr. and ‘Mrs. John > Kubick and daughter Shirley of . Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Witt and Misses Sue and Martha Witt. j â€"Misses â€"Margaret â€"and | Florence Carolan spent Chri_smu day with ._ _ Mr. and Mrs. William ‘(Cruickâ€"| _ eem" i ; shank and children were Christmu, Miss Elsa Ersi, leading lady for day guests at the E. H. Evanson| Ed Wynn in "The Laugh Parade, home in Chicago. playing in a Chicago theatre, was Miss Margaret Ludlow of Chiâ€"| married Tuesday of last week in eago was the guest of her niece,| Highland Park. Announcement of Mrs. Martha C. Love this past week.|the marriage was not made until Robert Pfister returned from the | last Saturday. south to spend the holidays with Miss Ersi and Walter R. Faddis, ;‘:m“m“' Mrs. Molly Carolan | of New York, were married at tlic Â¥s.. . home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Miller had Carqueville, 176,Laurel avenue, by as their Christmas dinner guests | the Rev. S. J. Brown, of Troy, N. Y. Mr. and ‘Mrs. John > Kubick and Miss Ersi, who is the dau » ‘ht‘!‘ of daughter Shirley of â€"Chicago and & titled Hu A has: played in $s aoo Morice wite. * =5s I fhe Eogichy Poiines. with Leon Eerof Sue and Martha Witt. > D dinggifees " » gmash_ed,_ iangipe ;m;édo;zé are the _ _|[Leading Lady in Ed . This City Last F, TX «ons from $25. weekly Daâ€" , _ of ;ud-l'i‘;x:; ‘I;éfo;e show. from 4 sindle ynn s â€"Show..Weds in ... $ 0 8 2880ciatedâ€"with the â€"Caidwellâ€" . This City Last Week x_:::-kf‘ :'f’?i.ieh m“?izi’.?’%’.?..’i‘é’ is a graduate. of ind as a vaudeville joining the Wynn WHERE AMERICA DRINKS iTs way to HEALTH Te BAKER ¥¥a C d it of| George Rossetter until WwWill Be President of Civic Body Again holidaysâ€"a stay at Mineral Wells, Texas where healing ' waters, and baths rivalled only by the famous Carlsbad _ + Springs in Czedm-Slovokioi:rinq new healfth and vigor. Here every day in t year is a golfing day Here horseback riding, tennis ond.swimmimbe::L you. . _ _â€"_â€" Here long hikes in picturesque ‘hills.and pleasont ~â€" valleys of Texas enchant you. Here you may relax on the beautiful 600 foot verandas which sur â€" round the hotel. C hes x : _ And here you have luxury and comfort that will ; Aruly amaze you. .. Each room has private bath, * circulating ice water, fans, steamheat, service doors and every facility for your comfort. .: Suite 422, 520 No.Michigan Ave.or direct to The Bake â€"_; Decide now to enjoy the most interesting of all hurili l mare Je mhia. c ce Ks . _4 AUF t es C â€" Mr. Rossetter, who heads the firm of accountants bearing his name with offices in Chicago and in New and civicâ€"group will occure at its anâ€" nual meeting late in January, week to succeed himself as presiâ€" dent of the Chicago Association of Commerce. The election of the trade George W. Rossetter, of 868 Linâ€" coln avenue,~Highland Park, was nominated VWedl!u_d_.y night of last it is said, will continue her career. a H L 88 80 on I 4 pyTcm 2 °C 2# COTavitey 4104U~â€" rence P. Robbins, general treasurer, fand Harold C. Smith, director. Three residents of Lake Forest were chosen to serve with Mr. Rosâ€" :.etter. and' are as follows: James B. ’:‘g’ Auoctghtion %mm?mchti; cago Association of Commerce to setve.moreâ€"than â€"one termâ€" since the organization was founded 28 years ago. His nomination last week is declared by his associates a tribute to the national leadership he has given to the drive to curtail governâ€" ment costs and assure lower and more equitable taxes,. RELIABLE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. Phone H. P. 178 QUALITY LAUNDERERS and DRY CLEANERS THURSDAY, Jr. / Eâ€" ~â€"519 have to to appri of fresh feature cal straig field. It 3,175 pou ful 77â€"ho eight is the sho Shore M FA St