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Schtnck were at Ravinia Park] Monday night to attend the regular Monday evening concert. Mrs. Lewis H. Akers is ento 'aining Mrs. Patrick Maloney of Ottumwa. Ja. Attorney Paul Mac Guffin returned home Monday fro ma trip to Billings and other places in Montana. He re-- ports the activity in the oil fields at present to be rather qhiet. Franklin Litchfield has taken a po-- sition, with Setters & --Peters, auts sup-- ply dealers at Highltnd Park. Attorney Lyell H.Morris tnd family are making a trip through Yellowstone Park, by automobile. They expect to be in the park until about the middle of August. Mrs. W. I. Collins, who has been ill for severt!l months, is not gaining as rapidly as her friends would like. Her condition at present is not as good as a week or so ago. . There will be a special meeting of Libertyville Lodge No. 394, A. F. & A. M. on Friddy night August 1st. There will be work on the First degree. All members requested to be present. John Tegtmeyer took the fine gaso-- line launch of Chas. Roebeck, of Chi-- cago to McHenry last Sunday. This boat wts built by Jim Wetmore, and is one of the classiest crafts in the Fox Lake region. Mr. and Mrs. John Heiting and two children and Lawrence Heiting of Blue "Isltnd, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Bernard, and Sundafiy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller. Mrs. J. N. Bernard and sons, Jack. Jr., and Raymond, went to Chicago Monday, where Jack, Jr., underwent an operation for the removal of his tonsils. They returned home Wednes-- day. Miss Cora L Stoddard and Miss Zelda Sharp have opened a modern beauty parlor in the Knight building, over Lovell's drug store. The an: nouncement of theigp opening appears in another column of this issue. Members of Waukegan. Chapter R. A. M., were here last Friday night to confer the P. M. and M. E. degrees on 34 capdidates of the newly instituted Tyrian Chapter of Libertyville. Next Monday a Chicago Chtpter will be here for an all day meeting, starting at 9 a. m., when 16 candidates' will re-- ceive the Royal Arch degree. Local and Personal Short'Items of Especial Interest to Libertyvilie Peop'e NxE {Py TITUS BROTHERS Saturday evening, Aug. 2, 1924 Gifts will be awared the winners of lucky numbers to be drawn at 9; 00 p. m. You Are Cordially Invited to Attend the Opening of You are invited to attend the Opening of _ The . Cozelle Beauty Shoppe In the Knight B ailding over the Bovell Drug Store Telephone 468 * INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1924 Monday, August Fourth At their new location 501 NORTH MILWAUKEE AVENUE LIBERTYVILLE ELECTRIC SHOP Mr. and Mrs. George Follett and daughter, June, and John Ballard left last Saturday for a three dtys' camp-- ing trip in Wisconsin. Thevs visited The Dells, Baraboo and LDevil's Lake, returned home Monday evening. Rev. E. 8. White, formerly priest--in-- gharge of St. Lawrence's church and now rector of the Church of thg Holy Communion, 8t. Louis, Mo., will offi-- ciate at both services next Sunday, August 3rd, at 7:30 and 10:4§ a. m.| All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Gridley and their daughters left last Monday on a vaca tion trip. They went by boat .zom Chi-- cago to Mackinak, taking their tuto-- mobile. From there they will motor through Michigan. They expect to re: turn home Sunday. The Misses Mae and Evelyn Miller have returned from a vacation trip of several weeks, spent in Boulder, Col. Edwin Kemp returned Saturday to Ottumwa, lowa, after an e«tended vis-- it at the home of his sister, Mrs Lew-- is H. Akers. -- Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Chamberlin have returned from tn automobile trip to several towns in Wisconsin, where they visited old friends and relatives. Mr. Chamberlin says it is a pleasure to «rive over the fine Wiscousin high-- ways. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moffett and family and Mrs. A. Fleischer, of Pitts-- burgh, sister and mother of Mrs. H. M. Bartlett, are visiting at the Bart-- lett home on Lincoln Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett tre entertaining their guests at a luncheon and theater par-- ty in Chicago. Mrs. Peter Mowers attended #he fun-- eral of Mrs. Frank Haben of Wheeling which was held at the Buffalo Grove Catholic church last Friday. < Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Behm of Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ganiere, also of Milwaukee, were present. After the funeral they visited relttives in Fre-- mont and Libertyville. _ The next regular meeting of Liber-- tyville Post, American Legion, will be held at Gridley's Hall on Tuesday eve-- ning, August 5. All Legionnaires are urged to be present, as this, will be the last meeting before the state conven-- tion. Come and get details tbout the Legion picnie and our activities at the county fair--EF. A. Koehn, Adjt. : The Board of Local Improvements held an adjourned meeting at the vil-- lage hall Monday night tnd adopted a resolution for the installation of sani-- tary sewer in Oakwood Terrace. The owners of this subdivision plan a lift-- ing station to take care of the sewage for part of the lower lots. In the ab-- sence of President Hyatt, Trustee Swtn presided at the meeting. Libertyvilie Lodge No. 394, A°F. & A. M., at a stated meeting last Satur-- day night voted to change the meeting nights from the 2nd and 4th Stturday nights to the 2nd and 4th Friday nights of each month. This will make it more convenient for business men to attend the meetings, and it is urged that membersg, be present at the regu-- lar meetings. Miss Stoddard The Epworth League Institute Echo meeting will be held at the M. E. church Sunday, August 3, at 5:30 p. m. standard time. A fellowship hour will precede the Echo meeting. Miss Ad--« die Lane, of Chicago, will be the out-- side speaker. Refreshments will be served on the church lawu, weather permitting. An invitation is extenged to t11 to be present. Judge Ben H. Miller, his wife and their son, Rtllin, last week were the guests of King George in England The king was host to the members of the American Bar association, and Judge Miller attended, bring a dele-- gate from lllinois. King George and the queen gave the American barris ters and members of their families a most hearty and warm welcome. Libertyville Post No. 329, American Legion, has recently purchased its post banner, which is now on displty together with the natiorai colors, in tUte postoffice window. The past was able to purchase these colors through the cc»opernflon of the citizets of Lib ertyville and community, due to their support in attending the moviec shows, "The Man Without a Coantry" from the proceeds of which the nat.onal eol-- ors were purchased, and "Powder Riv-- er," which supplied the funds forihke beautiful post banner. 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